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Will there be lower end cars like Honda Civic’s, 180SX, etc. in Gran Turismo 7?
Honda Civic
- Thread starter Mister Marb
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There already are lower end cars confirmed to be in the game. There are no confirmed Civics yet but three different Silvia models. Here is the car list:
Gran Turismo 7 Master Car List
Gran Turismo 7 Master Car List Current manufacturer count: 68 Current car count: 497+1 Notes Car from previous GT title other than GT Sport Car is new to GT series De Tomaso Mangusta Dior is not counted in-game as a collectible vehicle Abarth (3) 595 1970 500 2009 1500 Biposto Bertone B.A.T...
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Ah word ok. I’m hoping for plenty of late 80’s and 90’s low end cars. Have a feeling I’m gonna be a little let down but we’ll see
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Oh, I also forgot to mention, the 180SX was also in GT Sport, so it's very likely that'll carry over as well. As for new low-end cars, yeah, we'll have to wait and see. But there are still a fair few cars left to reveal so there's definitely a possibility - plus the potential of more cars being added in after launch.
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- Ridley-X4
I suppose that really depends on what you mean by "lower-end." A Honda Civic Type R might be a Civic, but I wouldn't call it "lower-end," even if it's the older one from the late 90s. Meanwhile, the 180SX is pretty much confirmed as another poster mentioned, as are many JDM icons like the Nissan Silvia. There's also the factor of the kei cars, which only have 660cc of displacement, translating to about 63HP. Some would call those cars "lower-end," but I still would disagree because they're sporty and fun to drive in spite of their lower power.
Then there are the really lower-powered cars, like the 1960s Fiat 500, or the Volkswagen 1600. But those aren't really "lower-end," as I'd call those automotive icons.
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Lower end cars, in Gran Turismo, are cars like the Mitsubishi Mirage and Honda Civic from 1978 & 1979, respectively. An RX-8 base model, is still a sports car. Even kei cars are well equipped. A Honda Beat is pretty basic, but it’s a sporting MR in that segment. Personally, I don’t see it as low end.
We did get the CRX HF. just seems like PD are past that. Might get B-segment cars, but in higher trims like the Demio XD and Aqua confirmed for GT7.
We did get the CRX HF. just seems like PD are past that. Might get B-segment cars, but in higher trims like the Demio XD and Aqua confirmed for GT7.
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Anything "lower end" is the stuff that you wouldn't call a supercar (like an Enzo) or even an aspirational sports car (like a 911). Basically, cheaper cars are "lower end" cars.
I also hope they have a fair amount of the classic cheap cars to play around in, like GT titles of old.
I also hope they have a fair amount of the classic cheap cars to play around in, like GT titles of old.
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I for one would be pretty surprised to not see both an EG Civic and 2022 Civic added to the game at some point.
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The 2022 Civic is not even sold in Japan, so it’s unlikely that it will be in the game.
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- mwoodski
- mwoodski
Japan is getting the hatchback version of the 2022 bodystyle Civic.
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- Lma_robot
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Has that ever been a restriction?
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Seems like a non-existent problem considering the cars that are actually in the game.
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- mwoodski
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The new Civic is 100% available in Japan as a hatchback.
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