Right, but I think it's something with the GT4 series in itself, rather than a particular automaker.Even if it’s licensing, PD have added the kind of latest GT3 Audi and AMG with nothing from their GT4 babies. BMW licensing is hopefully ongoing with the E36 finally added. Adding both M4s would be great.
That’s definitely possible. The Cayman is still the only official GT4 car we have in the game. Supra and TT are close to GT4 spec, but no cigars given.Right, but I think it's something with the GT4 series in itself, rather than a particular automaker.
Bringing this up again now that Genesis seemingly withdrew as a partner and the feeling that the main Hyundai brand could replace them.Seeing the state of Hyundai in GTWS Manufacturers Cup right now, I immediately thought of Hyundai's next Gr.3 car being the Elantra... Evo/WRX/Atenza Gr.3 style.
I wonder if PD will add this to their race cars in the next GT , they did added FIA WEC 3 dots before so who knows
That sounds way too overkill, even with Tomahawk S' existence.Sorry if it has been brought up, a Dodge Tomahawk GTS-R with the BOP/PPs of the Current Viper GR 4/3's. New fixed wing designs to match current class rules. GR 2 could make use of the active aero rear wing. Same as the DTM GR 2 cars.
Or look at what Asphalt Legends Unite has.Even TC:Motorfest gets a 488 GT3 (and a 2024 Red Bull F1 car) before Gran Turismo.
The state of the race car roster in this game is clearly not a licensing issue, it's a choice made by PD (and I don't believe for a second they are holding them back for GT8). Thinking we are going to get any updates is optimistic at best, more likely delusional.
Interesting , like https://gran-turismo.fandom.com/wiki/Aston_Martin_Vantage_Gr.4 saysSo weird.
The reason that PD uses made-for-game Gr.4 cars could be due to licensing, for as little as we know.We’ll see if PD give us proper GT4 cars due to the increased popularity of GT4.
True even for me , recently i have tried Le Mans Ultimate so much cool stuff there but as i was driving it i felt something is missing , not sure if GT7 spoiled me with graphics or something but basically couldnt get into itIt's funny. I play the other racing games because of that frustration. Then, jump back in GT because I'm a sucka.![]()
Not sure about Lancia Ypsilon its weird vehicle maybe i could see it as a TCR FF car but i dont know about Gr.4Here's an idea: What if PD created a made-for-game Gr.4 version of the Lancia Ypsilon, based on the latest model that's also in Rally4? I say that if they're going to make original Gr.4 cars, they may as well use cars that don't necessarily race in real-world GT4 series.
EDIT: Also, with Audi likely bringing back the R8, I would not entirely rule out a new iteration of a GT3-spec R8 coming in the future, either.
Is it just me, but I noticed the image showing 4C Gr.4 has 415 BHP whereas the 155 2.5 V6 TI '93 has 294 BHP, the weight of both cars in the table is even swapped around too?After Manufacturers Cup was announced to be Gr.3 only, I pondered what the future of (fictional) Gr.4 cars look like. I thought some of them could be turned into PS3-style RM/TC cars if they don't continue with Gr.4 (or redone the race car groupings), and also noticed some of them are detuned significantly vs. the source cars, so I came up with this table:
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In particular, the conversion of them to RM/TC cars primarily affects Gr.4 cars with significant power nerfs to fit into the class:
Also, when doing this research, I also found out that the real V8 Vantage GT4 seems to be more powerful than the real car, running at around the base car's power. On the other hand, the McLaren 570S GT4 was nerfed by 140 HP vs the base car, which might set a precedent that nerfing the power to fit the Gr.4 class might have been the right move.
- Viper Gr.4
- 458 Italia Gr.4
- GT by Citroen Gr.4
- NSX Gr.4
- F-type Gr.4
- Huracan Gr.4
- 650S Gr.4
- SLS AMG Gr.4
- R35 GT-R Gr.4