List of GT5 cars also in GT1.

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I had an idea to make a reference list for people who want to "update" GT1 by playing that game's cars and tracks in GT5. I have done my best to match the cars as closely to GT1's release year (1998), and their stats in both games, as possible. If anything seems incorrect or missing, please feel free to comment here and I will edit this OP as necessary. :)

KEY:
* = slight name change from GT1 to GT5, but the car should be the same or very similar
(P) = Premium in GT5
(P/S) = Available as Premium and Standard in GT5
[### PP] = approximate GT5 Performance Point of that car, when new

ACURA/HONDA
(P/S) Acura NSX '91 [433 PP]
*Honda Civic SiR-II (EG) '95 [Honda Civic 3-Door in NTSC GT1] [375 PP]
*Honda Civic Type R (EK) '98 [Honda Civic Racer in NTSC GT1] [386 PP]
*Honda CR-X del Sol SiR '92 [del Sol '93 Si in NTSC GT1] [371 PP]
*Honda Integra Type R (DC2) '98 [Acura in NTSC GT1] [402 PP]
*Honda NSX '93 [Acura in NTSC GT1] [433 PP]
*Honda NSX '97 [Acura in NTSC GT1] [434 PP]
*Honda NSX Type R '92 [Acura NSX '93 in NTSC GT1] [454 PP]
*Honda NSX Type S '97 [Acura in NTSC GT1] [444 PP]
*Honda NSX Type S Zero '97 [Acura in NTSC GT1] [437 PP]
Honda Prelude SiR '96 [387 PP]
Honda Prelude Si VTEC '91 [394 PP]
Honda Prelude Type S '98 [391 PP]

CHEVROLET
Camaro Z28 Coupe '97 [434 PP]
Corvette Grand Sport (C4) '96 [458 PP]

MAZDA
Efini RX-7 Type RZ (FD) '96 [439 PP]
*(P/S) Eunos Roadster (NA Special Package) '89 [Eunos Roaster '89 Normal in GT1] [358 PP]
Eunos Roadster S-Special Type I (NA) '95 [355 PP]
Eunos Roadster V-Special Type II (NA) '93 [360 PP]
Lantis Coupe 2000 Type R '93 [374 PP]
*Roadster 1.8 RS (NB) '98 [Roadster RS in GT1, Arcade Mode only] [364 PP]
(P/S) RX-7 GT-X (FC) '90 [also a Japanese 397 PP version] [Savanna RX-7 GT-X in GT1] [407 PP]
Savanna RX-7 Infini III (FC) '90 [403 PP]

MITSUBISHI
Eclipse GT '95 [404 PP]
FTO GP Version R '97 [396 PP]
FTO GPX '94 [391 PP]
FTO GPX '97 [394 PP]
FTO GR '94 [380 PP]
FTO GR '97 [381 PP]
GTO SR '95 [398 PP]
GTO SR '98 [393 PP]
GTO Twin Turbo '95 [445 PP]
GTO Twin Turbo '98 [443 PP]
GTO Twin Turbo MR '95 [446 PP]
Lancer Evolution III GSR '95 [433 PP]
(P/S) Lancer Evolution IV GSR '96 [442 PP]
note: GT3000 = GTO

NISSAN
180SX Type X '96 [400 PP]
*Fairlazy Z 300ZX Version R Twin Turbo 2by2 (Z32) '98 [Version S in GT1] [428 PP]
(P) Fairlady Z 300ZX Version S Twin Turbo 2seater (Z32) '98 [429 PP]
NISMO 400R '96 [487 PP]
NISMO GT-R LM Road Going Version '95 [470 PP]
Primera 2.0Te '90 [364 PP]
SilEighty '98 [412 PP]
Silvia K's (S13) '88 [383 PP]
Silvia K's (S13) '91 [401 PP]
Silvia K's Aero (S14) '96 [407 PP]
Silvia Q's (S13) '88 [359 PP]
Silvia Q's (S13) '91 [355 PP]
*Silvia Q's Aero (S14) '96 [no "Aero" in GT1] [368 PP]
Skyline GT-R (R32) '89 [444 PP]
Skyline GT-R (R32) '91 [443 PP]
Skyline GT-R V-spec (R32) '93 [442 PP]
(P/S) Skyline GT-R V-spec II (R32) '94 [also has GT Academy Version, P only] [451 PP]
Skyline GT-R (R33) '95 [448 PP]
Skyline GT-R (R33) '97 [451 PP]
Skyline GT-R V-spec (R33) '95 [449 PP]
(P/S) Skyline GT-R V-spec (R33) '97 [458 PP]
Skyline GTS-t Type M (R32) '91 [403 PP]
Skyline GTS25 Type S (R32) '91 [377 PP]

SUBARU
Legacy Touring Wagon GT-B '96 [425 PP]
WRX Sti Version II '95 [429 PP]
WRX STi Version III '96 [451 PP]

TOYOTA
Celica GT-Four (ST205) '98 [416 PP]
Celica SS-II (ST202) '97 [397 PP]
*Corolla Levin BZ-R '98 [BZ-G in GT1] [378 PP]
Corolla Levin GT-Apex (AE86) '83 [351 PP]
MR2 G-Limited '97 [403 PP]
MR2 GT-S '97 [435 PP]
Soarer 2.5GT-T '97 [437 PP]
*Sprinter Trueno BZ-R '98 [BZ-G in GT1] [378 PP]
Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex (AE86) '83 [359 PP]
*Supra 2.5GT Twin Turbo R '90 [JZA70 Supra in GT1] [427 PP]
*(P/S) Supra 3.0GT Turbo A '88 [MA70 Supra in GT1] [429 PP]
Supra RZ '97 [462 PP]
Supra SZ-R '97 [402 PP]
Starlet Glanza V '97 [360 PP]

TVR
Cerbera Speed 6 '97 [495 PP]
Griffith 500 '94 [490 PP]

Much of the information I used to make the list came from the GT1 Reference Manual, which is one of the two booklets included with the game. I also used the following web pages:
Official GT5 Car List
GTP's GT1 Car List
myGranTurismo.net GT5 Car List
 
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Nice job man! 👍

However, I think you are missing the C2 Vette that is available only on Arcade mode... 💡
 
MoLiEG
Nice job man! 👍

However, I think you are missing the C2 Vette that is available only on Arcade mode... 💡
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Thank you! I checked and it seems that Corvette 427 Coupe (GTP's list says it is '67) isn't in GT5. The GT1 car has a raised engine cover and none of the GT5 cars have that. Also, the GT1 car's HP is much higher than the other C2 cars.

GTRufus
also dont forget the Miata RS which is an arcade-only car aswell
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Thank you! Roadster 1.8 RS (NB) '98. I overlooked that one. I'll edit the OP in a few minutes.
 
DurWinning
You are missing the Dodge Viper GTS and Nissan NISMO GT-R LM Road Car
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MoLiEG is correct about the Viper. None of the GT1 cars were newer than 1998. :)

As for the Nismo car, the one in GT1 was specifically for LM racing and had 660 HP. The GT-R LM Road Version in this game has a different paint scheme (plain, no sponsors) and only 306 HP stock. The weights are different (GT1's is around 1150 kg while the Road Version is 1580 kg). Even a fully tuned GT5 version would not have stats close to the GT1 car. These differences are why I felt it would be best to leave the Nismo out of the list.

I appreciate the post! 👍
 
DurWinning
OK I GOT IT Mazda RX-7 LM Edition both in GT1 and GT5
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I checked that too when I first made the list and no, they are not the same car. The RX-7 bodies and the names are the same but the green color, sponsor stickers, airfoil, and weight are all different. That goes for both the regular LM and A-spec versions of the car in GT1.
 
bfbullpup
i checked that too when i first made the list and no, they are not the same car. The rx-7 bodies and the names are the same but the green color, sponsor stickers, airfoil, and weight are all different. That goes for both the regular lm and a-spec versions of the car in gt1.
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thats it i quit
 
Well, since we're starting to split hairs here on specifics, I don't think that the Sprinter Trueno (AE86) used in GT1 is the same year as the one used from GT3 onwards. While the latter model is a 1983 Trueno, the one used in GT1 looks like it's from the post-facelift years, like an '86 or an '87.

Here's what I mean.

Here's an '83 model. (Ignore the fog-lights)

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Front.

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Back.

And here's a post-facelift model. (1986/1987)

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Front.

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Back. (Ignore the spoiler)

While they are indeed AE86's, they aren't the same year, and there is a visual difference. The post-facelift model was used in GT1 (and GT2 if I remember correctly), and the '83 model was used from GT3 onwards.
 
Thank you for your detailed post Irons. You know what? I agree with you. The description in the GT1 game says the car came out in '83 but doesn't state explicitly that it is THE '83 model. The body in GT1 is indeed the 1986 facelift. Weight and HP for the GT1 and GT5 cars are slightly different too. I have drawn a strike through in the OP to reflect the change.
 
BFBullpup
As for the Nismo car, the one in GT1 was specifically for LM racing and had 660 HP. The GT-R LM Road Version in this game has a different paint scheme (plain, no sponsors) and only 306 HP stock. The weights are different (GT1's is around 1150 kg while the Road Version is 1580 kg). Even a fully tuned GT5 version would not have stats close to the GT1 car. These differences are why I felt it would be best to leave the Nismo out of the list.
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But the Roadgoing Nismo GT-R is in GT1.

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The naming of the road and race versions of the Nismo GT-R are identical, but the race version is one you can buy, the road version is the one you win in one of the SSR11 enduros.

You also missed the Nismo 400R from the list

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Winnable from all golds on the IA license.

I do really want every single racer from GT1 back in GT5 in exactly identical form. None more so than the red CR-X del sol LM.
 
ADzstat
Nice work that's where my love for gt games started 
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Thanks, I try. :)

C-ZETA
But the Roadgoing Nismo GT-R is in GT1.

The naming of the road and race versions of the Nismo GT-R are identical, but the race version is one you can buy, the road version is the one you win in one of the SSR11 enduros.

You also missed the Nismo 400R from the list
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Thank you, I didn't realize in GT1 the GT-R LM Road one has the same appearance as the one in GT5. I owe DurWinning an apology then. :guilty:

I must have overlooked the 400R somehow, thanks for that also! 👍 The original list has been updated.

I do really want every single racer from GT1 back in GT5 in exactly identical form. None more so than the red CR-X del sol LM.
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I like the CR-X too! Probably the fact it was a fictional car is why it hasn't been converted to GT5 yet...
 
This is nice, but the Standard cars in GT5 are from GT4 and GTPSP, so you're point is moot. Besides, you could do this with Forza 1 and Forza 4 and you'd come up with an equally long list...only Forza 4's cars actually came from Forza 1. Sure they've been upgraded through the years, but, they're still FM1 cars. GT4 cars weren't GT1 cars. They were constantly remodeled from the ground up, which is why it took so long for GT4 to come out after GT3.
 
SuperShouden
This is nice, but the Standard cars in GT5 are from GT4 and GTPSP, so you're point is moot. Besides, you could do this with Forza 1 and Forza 4 and you'd come up with an equally long list...only Forza 4's cars actually came from Forza 1. Sure they've been upgraded through the years, but, they're still FM1 cars. GT4 cars weren't GT1 cars. They were constantly remodeled from the ground up, which is why it took so long for GT4 to come out after GT3.
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:indiff: The point of the list is to identify the cars that have appeared in both games. It doesn't matter if the cars were originally modeled for GT1 or GT4/GTPS. It may to you, but not to me and not to the other people who have posted or contributed in this thread.

Following your line or argument, the Ferrari F10 car in GT5 and the Ferrari F10 in Codemasters' F1 2010 would be "different" just because they were rendered and coded by different people for different games! :rolleyes:
 

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