GT7 September 2026

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For the upcoming Gran Turismo 7 update in September 2026, I would really love for the Polyphony team to add the BMW M3 GTR, 1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T, Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C6, 1993 Honda Prelude Si, the Viper Team Oreca Dodge Viper GTS-R (No. 51), and the 2003 Honda NSX Takata. I’d love for the GT Planet community to ask developer Polyphony to bring these cars to Gran Turismo 7—let's make the request, guys!
 
You don't request new cars. PD doesn't look at this forum, ever. And there's no way to even contact PD in the first place.
 
This website should have a disclaimer that says "we are not affiliated with PD so please don't bother asking us to add stuff"
 
Welcome Mate

You might want to read around the forum, get a feel first by reading for a few weeks before posting.

Good luck
 
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And how is it even done?
GTPlanet is not affiliated with Polyphony Digital, and suggested content posted here is not guaranteed to be noticed by PD, let alone earmarked for inclusion in the video games.

Furthermore, all content suggestions made here for the Gran Turismo franchise should go into the “Suggestions” sub-forum of the Gran Turismo section, and if you want to make a suggestion there, make sure you do a search with the relevant parameters beforehand to check that the same suggestion hasn’t already been made, and make sure you adhere to the guidelines that are at the top of the first page when posting. Alternatively, there’s also this thread, which is littered with myriads of things that people want to see added into GT, so it’s more disorderly.

A quick search with the first method has shown to me that many of your suggestions are already suggested, but there’re some cars that didn’t have your exact specification suggested, like the Corvette C6 Z06, so I think you can create a thread for that in the Suggestions sub-forum, provided that you follow the guidelines.
 
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