The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...

[05XR8]

Lord, have us mercy. Hope the Toyota twins are a precursor to the future. Could you imagine?

 

[Lebensauger06]

Among them, I’d love to see the current F4, F3, Formula Regional, Formula E, and F1 cars from the 2010s (such as the RB6, RB7, and F14T), as well as the APXGP A25 that appeared in F1: The Movie, featured in GT7.

 

[Rizla]

Some 70's F1 madness. Tyrrell P34, six wheeler & the Brabham BT46b "Fan Car".
Both these ridiculous cars won the Swedish GP in 76 & 78 respectively, with world champions Jody Scheckter & Niki Lauda.
PD like oddball stuff like this. Could make the fan car spit debris out the back like it allegedly did in real life.

 

[CommanderBond]

The P 34 is probably my all time favorite F1 car design

 

[luancelebrity]

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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!

 

[05XR8]

I’ve been wishing for the wrong stuff. Not just because these are cars I need, but it’s not what PD are giving. Might as well give up on the FF sedan stuff.
Ford Mondeo
Chevrolet Cruze
Honda Accord Type R
Mazda Familia Sport 20
Nissan Primera
Renault Laguna
Toyota Corona Exiv
Volvo 850

These are the cars we’ve been given in the game. A few are missing, but since we’re getting and have gotten coupes, we of course need more.



We have the E36, MR2, Silvia(S13)/180SX/200SX, Escort Cosworth, Porsche 964, Porsche 993, NSX Type R, Corvette C4.


I’m wishing for:

Fiat Coupe Turbo 16V
Opel Calibra Turbo 4x4
Volkswagen Corrado VR6

Fiat Coupe Turbo Plus [Premium] 2000

This is my favorite Fiat, I loved this coupe since I was a little kid. It deserves a premium car upgrade. Specs: Engine - Turbocharged, 2.0L Inline 5 Drivetrain - Front Engine, FWD Transmission - 6-Speed MT Power - 217 hp (162 Kw) Torque - 219 ft-lbs (310 Nm) Weight - 3,153 lbs (1,430 kg)...

www.gtplanet.net

Opel Calibra (A) DTM Edition Turbo 4x4 1995

Engine: 2-liter GM Opel C20LET Inline-4. Charge System: KKK16 turbocharger. Power: 201 hp (150 kW/204 PS) @ 5,600 rpm. Torque: 206 lb-ft (280 Nm) @ 2,400-4,000 rpm. Transmission: 6-speed manual. Final Drive Ratio: 3.720. Drivetrain: All-wheel-drive. Torque Split: 75% front/25% rear. Weight...

www.gtplanet.net

Volkswagen Corrado VR6 1992

Powertrain: 2861 cc , VR6 , SOHC , 190 hp / 5800 rpm , 245 Nm / 4200 rpm , 5-speed manual Dimensions: Length 4050 mm , Width 1796 mm , Height 1310 mm , Weight 1240 kg Performance: Top speed 233 km/h , 0-100 km/h 6,4 sec Information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_Corrado Other...

www.gtplanet.net

Now I know we just got a break from sports coupes and race cars with this latest update. Wound up being a couple touring sedans in the same era as the cars I posted above. Best Motoring just released a couple more archive videos. The Corrado VR6 is featured in the first video and the Cresta(sibling to the Chaser and Mark II) in the second video.



Corrado, M5, Prelude and Corolla Levin GT-Z would be great to add to the increasing number of 1990s machines.

 

[Lemansfan]

Here are more hypercars that I think are likely to come even after the June update we had


-Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH
-Genesis GMR-001
-Toyota TR010 Hybrid



I think the Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH will come to GT7 at some point in the future although wasn’t added with the 963 (in the tweet kaz mentions alongside the Valkyrie when he was at Le Mans in ‘25 glazing it’s V12 sound) with the other hypercars back in June of this year

The second potential other hypercar would easily be the Genesis GMR-001 with PD’s relationship with Genesis and Hyundai brand it would easily be a no brainer

The third and last hypercar is another easy one that could arrive in the game the 2026 Le Mans winning TR010… just like the GR010 back in 2021 and was added to GT7 the following year I think it’s likely the same will happen for the new Toyota hypercar with close ties to PD as always

 

[GBalao888]

Here are more hypercars that I think are likely to come even after the June update we had


-Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH
-Genesis GMR-001
-Toyota TR010 Hybrid



I think the Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH will come to GT7 at some point in the future although wasn’t added with the 963 (in the tweet kaz mentions alongside the Valkyrie when he was at Le Mans in ‘25 glazing it’s V12 sound) with the other hypercars back in June of this year

The second potential other hypercar would easily be the Genesis GMR-001 with PD’s relationship with Genesis and Hyundai brand it would easily be a no brainer

The third and last hypercar is another easy one that could arrive in the game the 2026 Le Mans winning TR010… just like the GR010 back in 2021 and was added to GT7 the following year I think it’s likely the same will happen for the new Toyota hypercar with close ties to PD as always

Of the three of them, the Valkyrie has the best odds, even considering we have the road car, so the Hypercar is basically a done deal.

It's confusing as to what it would be called in-game though, whether it's the original Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH, or Aston Martin Valkyrie Hypercar.

In games such as Automobilista 2 and Project Motor Racing, it's called the latter.

 

[MIE1992]

Here are more hypercars that I think are likely to come even after the June update we had


-Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH
-Genesis GMR-001
-Toyota TR010 Hybrid



I think the Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH will come to GT7 at some point in the future although wasn’t added with the 963 (in the tweet kaz mentions alongside the Valkyrie when he was at Le Mans in ‘25 glazing it’s V12 sound) with the other hypercars back in June of this year

The second potential other hypercar would easily be the Genesis GMR-001 with PD’s relationship with Genesis and Hyundai brand it would easily be a no brainer

The third and last hypercar is another easy one that could arrive in the game the 2026 Le Mans winning TR010… just like the GR010 back in 2021 and was added to GT7 the following year I think it’s likely the same will happen for the new Toyota hypercar with close ties to PD as always

If these three came all at once like the June 2026 update, and similarly came with a fourth LMH/LMDh racer, I'd definitely want the Lamborghini SC63 - at least if we omit yet-to-race machines. (In the case that we do include them, I'd naturally love to see the entries from Ford and McLaren get added.) Yes, I know the SC63 had abysmal results, but I don't think every racecar added to Gran Turismo necessarily needs to be a winner; the franchise does seem to understand this, too. The quartet could even come with a Chevrolet Corvette (C8) Safety Car, since the C8 is also used as a pace car alongside the 992-generation Porsche 911.

 

[Olivier76]

Cadillac deserves to return to Gran Turismo​

I honestly find it increasingly difficult to understand why Cadillac is still completely absent from Gran Turismo 7.

We're not talking about an obscure manufacturer with little relevance to the history of the series or to motorsport. Cadillac has already appeared in previous Gran Turismo games, and today the brand has arguably more reasons than ever to be represented.

Just look at what Cadillac could bring to GT7:

Performance road cars

• Cadillac CTS-V (3rd generation)
• Cadillac ATS-V
• Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing
• Cadillac CT6-V

For a little old-school American insanity

• Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon
• Cadillac Escalade EXT

Because GT7 should occasionally forget about lap times and simply let us have fun

• Cadillac Escalade-V 😁

And then there is the one that, in my opinion, is becoming impossible to ignore:

Cadillac V-Series.R

Cadillac is competing at the highest level of endurance racing with the V-Series.R, including at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. With modern Hypercars and LMDh machinery increasingly represented in racing games, the Cadillac deserves a place in Gran Turismo.

And now Cadillac has entered Formula 1 as well.

So we have a historic American manufacturer, previous Gran Turismo appearances, some of the most interesting high-performance American road cars of the last two decades, a current top-level endurance racing programme and now Formula 1 involvement.

Yet GT7 still has zero Cadillacs.

Meanwhile, month after month, we receive new cars and sometimes several very similar models while an entire manufacturer with this kind of automotive and motorsport heritage remains missing.

I don't expect every Cadillac ever made. A small selection would already make a fantastic return:

CTS-V + CT5-V Blackwing + V-Series.R

And if Polyphony wants to make some of us particularly happy, throw in the CTS-V Wagon and an Escalade EXT. 😁

Cadillac does not need to justify its place in Gran Turismo.

Its absence does.

Please bring Cadillac back. 🇺🇸🏁

 

[straider]

There are four road cars I'd really love to see added to Gran Turismo 7:
Mazda MX-5 NC 2.0 Roadster
Jaguar XFR X250 '10
Audi S5 B8/B8.5 3.0 TFSI quattro
Jaguar XE S 3.0 Supercharged

I think these would add something genuinely different to the current GT7 road-car lineup.

The MX-5 NC would provide a lightweight, naturally aspirated RWD track car between the older Roadsters and the ND.

The XFR would bring back one of GT6's great performance saloons: a 5.0-litre supercharged V8, RWD and around 510 PS. GT7 currently has no equivalent Jaguar performance saloon.

The XE S would give us a much smaller, lighter Jaguar interpretation of the supercharged sports-saloon formula: 3.0 supercharged V6, RWD and ZF automatic.

And the B8/B8.5 S5 would add the excellent 3.0 TFSI supercharged V6/quattro combination and would make a great road/track GT.

All four would also make fantastic tuning and track-day cars rather than simply being high-performance "garage queens".

Polyphony Digital — please consider these four! 🙏

 

[suomi1]

Ok, let's make a list of European GT cars from the 90s that are missing from the game. I posted the link to their thread in the suggestions sub-forum, don't forget to like them there!

Alpine A610 Turbo 1991


Bugatti EB110 1991


De Tomaso Pantera SI / 200 1990


Ferrari 348 GT Competizione 1993


Lister Storm 1993


Lotus Esprit Sport 300 1993


Marcos Mantara LM600 Coupe 1995

The Marcos Mantara 1992 might be easier to find though

Venturi Atlantique 400 GT 1994

 

[MIE1992]

Now that Caterham is back, here were my additional Caterham picks:

Caterham 21 Series 1
Caterham SP/300.R
Caterham Project V

I just don't see a need for another Caterham 7 variant, especially since the only potentially interesting variant - the one that's technically within kei car regulations - can effectively be duplicated with the Superlight R500's engine swap.

 

[TianGT94]

I Wisch this Cars

• Fiat Panda 196 Year 2009
• Skoda Scala all Variants
• the BMW M3 Touring 24h Nürburgring Design
• and More Standard Street Cars

 

[Famine]

Three of those are... mostly fine but...

More Standard Street Cars

... is not. Please re-read the first post which outlines what's acceptable here.

 

[TPGRacing75]

Instead of my usual vehicle wish list post, I'll do something a bit different: Alternate track layouts that I feel should be in GT7

I've always been a big proponent of making the most of the assets/licenses you have, and considering many GT7 tracks are missing layouts, particularly those that would be enjoyable with the games slower cars. With the way GT7 is structured right now, it seems GT doesn't do road circuits without proper pit lanes, going as far as to relocate the pit lane for Eiger to something a bit less wild. With that, I feel these tracks would fit the easiest into GT7's current lineup, and provide something unique to the game.

Circuit Yas Marina - North Circuit

Starting with a track many people were surprised only launched with one configuration, the North Circuit uses the main pits, while cutting off the back half of the lap. Would seemingly provide a pretty fast but short circuit for Group 4 cars and under,

Circuit Yas Marina - South Circuit

On the opposite end is the South Circuit, using an alternate pit lane, this would be a lot more technical than the North Circuit, again probably not suitable for anything faster than Group 4 at the max.

Autodromo Nazionale Monza - Junior Course

Using the main pit lane, this course is basically already modeled in GT7 in it's entirety, just separated by 2 walls. Being so simple, essentially a glorified oval, it probably wouldn't get much use past the Sunday Cup, but it's not like GT7 doesn't have like 25 different variations of Sunday Cup right?

Daytona International Speedway - Alternate Road Course

While technically not an active layout, it was run IRL at one point, and would be a more technical alternative to the usual Daytona Road Course fare. The roads are there, so why not make use of them to add a new experience.


Circuit de la Sarthe - Bugatti Circuit

A track many people have questioned why it isn't in the game already, the Bugatti Circuit is a purpose built technical course nestled inside the front section of Le Mans. Used IRL for various GT racing, it would immediately slot into the games current Group 3 and Group 4 meta Sport Mode likes to recycle so much.

Suzuka Circuit - West Circuit

This one makes it on technicality of the track having a pit lane, even if small and totally incompatible with any level of competitive racing. BUT since GT7 uses pre-rendered cutscenes for pit stops rather than actually having all the cars funnel down into the pit lane, it could be made to work.

What alternate layouts would you like to see?

 

[MIE1992]

Now that we're getting Autumn Ring, I wonder what other GT-original circuit could be coming next? I don't see a city course being likely to be added, due to hardware constraints. Plus, beyond the "Special Stage" and "Test Course" tracks - which are basically predecessors to Tokyo Expressway and Special Stage Route X, respectively - every single track from GT1 will be in GT7. So if we move onto GT2 and exclude dirt courses and city circuits, we could end up seeing something like Red Rock Valley, Grindelwald, and/or Mid-Field.

Instead of my usual vehicle wish list post, I'll do something a bit different: Alternate track layouts that I feel should be in GT7

I've always been a big proponent of making the most of the assets/licenses you have, and considering many GT7 tracks are missing layouts, particularly those that would be enjoyable with the games slower cars. With the way GT7 is structured right now, it seems GT doesn't do road circuits without proper pit lanes, going as far as to relocate the pit lane for Eiger to something a bit less wild. With that, I feel these tracks would fit the easiest into GT7's current lineup, and provide something unique to the game.

Circuit Yas Marina - North Circuit

Starting with a track many people were surprised only launched with one configuration, the North Circuit uses the main pits, while cutting off the back half of the lap. Would seemingly provide a pretty fast but short circuit for Group 4 cars and under,

Circuit Yas Marina - South Circuit

On the opposite end is the South Circuit, using an alternate pit lane, this would be a lot more technical than the North Circuit, again probably not suitable for anything faster than Group 4 at the max.

Autodromo Nazionale Monza - Junior Course

Using the main pit lane, this course is basically already modeled in GT7 in it's entirety, just separated by 2 walls. Being so simple, essentially a glorified oval, it probably wouldn't get much use past the Sunday Cup, but it's not like GT7 doesn't have like 25 different variations of Sunday Cup right?

Daytona International Speedway - Alternate Road Course

While technically not an active layout, it was run IRL at one point, and would be a more technical alternative to the usual Daytona Road Course fare. The roads are there, so why not make use of them to add a new experience.


Circuit de la Sarthe - Bugatti Circuit

A track many people have questioned why it isn't in the game already, the Bugatti Circuit is a purpose built technical course nestled inside the front section of Le Mans. Used IRL for various GT racing, it would immediately slot into the games current Group 3 and Group 4 meta Sport Mode likes to recycle so much.

Suzuka Circuit - West Circuit

This one makes it on technicality of the track having a pit lane, even if small and totally incompatible with any level of competitive racing. BUT since GT7 uses pre-rendered cutscenes for pit stops rather than actually having all the cars funnel down into the pit lane, it could be made to work.

What alternate layouts would you like to see?

Agreed with all of these - plus I could've sworn we had Suzuka West in previous GT games.

 

[Dave A]

I don't see a city course being likely to be added, due to hardware constraints.

its probably what you meant, but fewer city courses is due to resource constraints rather than hardware constraints. The hardware is fine, it's the time and resources that needs to go into them due to the significantly increased level of detail a city environment requires.

 

[equalitus]

its probably what you meant, but fewer city courses is due to resource constraints rather than hardware constraints. The hardware is fine, it's the time and resources that needs to go into them due to the significantly increased level of detail a city environment requires.

That would be generally true i guess, but for a few famous city courses not just Monaco it might be licensing more than coding resources?

 

[Stormhawk83]

I'm hoping the second batch of cars to be revealed for the upcoming update fill in some of the gaps from the early GT games, namely:

TVR Cerbera
TVR Griffith
Dodge Viper RT/10
Tommy Kaira ZZII
Aston Martin DB7
Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

I'd love to see anything from Lotus, along with improved offerings for UK brands in general.

Is any of the above likely? Probably not, but then PD do surprise us so you never know!

 

[Famine]

Now that we're getting Autumn Ring, I wonder what other GT-original circuit could be coming next? I don't see a city course being likely to be added, due to hardware constraints. Plus, beyond the "Special Stage" and "Test Course" tracks - which are basically predecessors to Tokyo Expressway and Special Stage Route X, respectively - every single track from GT1 will be in GT7. So if we move onto GT2 and exclude dirt courses and city circuits, we could end up seeing something like Red Rock Valley, Grindelwald, and/or Mid-Field.

This is still the Car & Track Wishlist thread, not the random musings thread.

Is your wishlist the last three things you mentioned?

 

[MIE1992]

Is your wishlist the last three things you mentioned?

I’d say so, and Tahiti Maze would admittedly be fun to see as well.

 

[VeryBadDay]

I know this is alot and won't happen but if some of these came to be I would be happy. Bad Grammer warning

I would love if they 1 VGT car for each car brand IF THEY CANNOT it would be nice if they did what happened in Gran Turismo 3 and 4 IE Dream Car Championship ( very unique cars and very high spec in some roadcars ( I'm not talking about touring cars here ) a example would The Honda S2000 Lm Race Car it was called in 3 or the Toyota Altezza LM . It would also be nice to make PP not the ultimate decider in races like the Panoz in GT5 its PP I think was 660 ( or something high like that and it stunk ) ( the Black Zonda and Ford GT Race Cars(MR) were also much better than Panoz=FR ) . I would love it if you could make races against yourself ( we already can like cars in your garage ) but in a Championship form . "Team Chief" mode of GT4 and GT5 would be lovely .



The Phoenix Park and Mondello Park in Ireland would be a lovely addition to Gran Turismo's tracks .

I MUST SAY WITH THE OCTOBER UPDATE I LIKE THE M5 AND THE VGT's .

When it comes to me about cars I would like I will post more on here

I know there's alot on my wish list but which ones do you like in common ?


Sorry for bad grammer

 

[MIE1992]

I’m not sure if I posted my ideal VGT participant list, either:

-Pininfarina
-Bertone
-Touring Superleggera
-Ford
-Volvo (and/or Polestar)
-Lotus
-Fiat (and/or Abarth)
-Alfa Romeo
-Renault (I know we sort of already have three via Alpine, but still.)
-Lancia
-DS Automobiles

 

[Jululu666]

Hello everyone, I would really love to see a few exceptional vehicles that I’ve never seen in GT—specifically these ones:

Super 5 GT Turbo
AX Sport
Lancia 037
Fiat Uno Turbo i.e.

particularly good in competition.