The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...

[km666]

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I'd love to see this. My wheels are already in the game now I just need the car to go with them.

The Nissan Pulsar GTiR and Primera GTe would make good rivals to the existing Japanese AWD and FWD rosta.

 

[TPGRacing75]

I'd love to see this. My wheels are already in the game now I just need the car to go with them.

The Nissan Pulsar GTiR and Primera GTe would make good rivals to the existing Japanese AWD and FWD rosta.

Big agree. The Japanese classic FWD roster is sorely lacking anything not a Honda Civic (Outside of the FTO and DC2 of course)

This is a shame as FWD Japanese hatchbacks and sports sedans are part of the heart and soul of GT, and it would beat another souless EV or soft-roader.

Throw in a version of the Mazda Astina/Lantis/Protege/323, and a FWD Celica as well and now you are talking.

 

[05XR8]

The FF Levin, Sprinter, Mirage hatch and coupe, Prelude and of course the daggone Primera are sorely missed. They're all legacy cars that should soldier on til the end of the franchise.

 

[VlackSiper12]

The FF Levin, Sprinter, Mirage hatch and coupe, Prelude and of course the daggone Primera are sorely missed. They're all legacy cars that should soldier on til the end of the franchise.

At least we're getting the Prelude (albeit the tuned GT Awards version) in the future, but I do agree we should get the stock versions at least

 

[tankuroded]

The FF Levin, Sprinter, Mirage hatch and coupe, Prelude and of course the daggone Primera are sorely missed. They're all legacy cars that should soldier on til the end of the franchise.

I played Battle Gear 1 at an arcade for holidays, and I find myself appreciating the AE111 despite never driving it in GT. (Not my video)

 

[MIE1992]

Big agree. The Japanese classic FWD roster is sorely lacking anything not a Honda Civic (Outside of the FTO and DC2 of course)

This is a shame as FWD Japanese hatchbacks and sports sedans are part of the heart and soul of GT, and it would beat another souless EV or soft-roader.

Throw in a version of the Mazda Astina/Lantis/Protege/323, and a FWD Celica as well and now you are talking.

I could certainly agree with such a sentiment, yeah! Like how even in the relatively narrow context of Honda, I'd love to see the Type R Meeting return as a Bonus Menu, but only if we get the EP3 or FD2 Civic Type R and either the DC5 Integra Type R - and maybe even the return of the Acura Integra Type R '01. Plus the CRX could be neat, too, not to mention the Del Sol and CR-Z! And while it's a kei car, the Today G looks awesome, and could be a neat FF Honda kei car to go up against the MR drivetrains of the Beat and S660.

EDIT: Oh my stars, how did I forget the Mitsubishi Eclipse? Yeah, I think the first two generations would be great, not just the more famous 2nd-gen model.

EDIT2: Upon further research, I suppose the Eclipse may or may not fit into the "JDM FF" niche, as one of the highest trims for both the first and second-generation models is AWD rather than FF. That being said, it does seem like the 3rd and 4th-gen models only came with FF drivetrains, so there's that. Meanwhile, when it comes to each of those first two generations, the GSX trim - which comes with AWD - doesn't necessarily offer more horsepower than the GS-Turbo trims, so as far as I can tell, the only difference is FF vs. AWD.

EDIT3: At any rate, the 5th-gen Mitsubishi Mirage that's been in previous GT games could be a nice pick. The Mirage Cyborg ZR '97 in particular seems very interesting - it's got over 170 HP while only weighing around 1,060 kg!

EDIT4: I think we could use more sport sedans in general, Japanese or not. For example, the 4th-gen Ford Taurus SHO, the BMW M5 (E60) or the newer Acura Integra Type-S. Plus the ultra-rare Toyota Century GRMN, or the similarly-exclusive Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33) Autech Version 40th Anniversary. The Jaguar XFR could be very cool, too, as well as the Volvo 850!

 

[jett_bandy]

These are the top 25 cars I'd like to see in the game. What do you think?

Used Cars:
1971 Datsun 510
1994 Dodge Neon ACR
1972 Ford Escort Mexico
1998 Lotus Esprit V8
2000 Lotus Exige
1970 Opel GT
2005 Pontiac GTO
1987 Toyota MR2 T-Top

Brand Central:
2025 Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR LMH
2024 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing
2026 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack EV
2025 Gordon Murray Automotive T.50
2026 Gordon Murray Automotive T.50s Niki Lauda
2021 Koenigsegg Jesko
2025 Lotus Emira V6
2014 McLaren P1
2021 McLaren Elva
2011 Porsche Cayman S

Legend Cars:
1979 BMW M1 Procar
1973 Chevrolet Firenza Can Am
2001 Citroen Saxo S1600
1952 Fiat 8V Carrozzeria Motto Chassis No 160.000004
1963 Ford Lotus Cortina
1964 McLaren M1A
1970 Opel-Steinmetz Commodore GS3000 Group 2

 

[robisme]

Tracks:
Midfield Raceway
Tokyo R246

 

[AceMoosh]

my main wishlist request would be for PD to break up the current classes for race cars into smaller, more historically accurate groups. then focus on adding cars to fill out the new groups with the fewest options (Hypercars, Group 5, GTE). i think smaller categories could make for a better BoP, add single player content in the form of new menus/races for each class, and improve the variety of races in sport mode.

Group1 would split into 5 Groups

LMH/LMDh
LMP '15-'16
LMP '10-'12
VGT
Group C

Group 2 splits into 3

GT500 '08
GT500 '16 (or Class 1 Touring Cars to include the DTM Audi RS5)
GT1 '97-'98

Group 3 is tricky since it has a few cars that would be the only one in their category. maybe merge the two GT1 groups.

GT3 (could possibly even be 2 groups, one for GT3 cars from '15 and earlier and one for '16 to current)
GT3 (fictional/VGT)
GT1 (post 2000)
GT1 (pre '97)
GTE
JGTC GT500
Group 5

Group 4 splits into 3

GT4 (maybe also a fictional GT4, but that would be most of the group, since the Cayman is the only officially scanned GT4 afaik)
TCR
'90s DTM


also make a '60s le mans group for the Ford MkIV GT40, the Ferrari 330 P4, and the Porsche 917k. and categories for the Super Formula cars, and one for the two F-3500s.

and finally as well as adding menu books/events for each new class, allow players to pick from the new, smaller groups when making custom races, so that i don't need to buy multiple copies of each car if i want to set up a race with just one group.

 

[GBalao888]

Updated list of Hypercars/LMDh's:

Acura ARX-06 '23 - Meyer Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian No. 60 (2023)

Alpine A424 '24 - Alpine Endurance Team (2024)

Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH '25* - Aston Martin THOR Team - FIA WEC (2025)

BMW M Hybrid V8 '23 - BMW Team RLL (2023)

Cadillac V-Series.R '23 - Cadillac Racing - IMSA No. 01 (2023), also includes Cadillac Racing - FIA WEC No. 2 (2023) and Whelen Engineering Cadillac Racing - IMSA #31 (2023)

Ferrari 499P '23 - Ferrari AF Corse (2023)

Genesis GMR-001 '26 - Genesis Magma Racing (2026)

Lamborghini SC63 '24 - Lamborghini Iron Lynx - FIA WEC (2024)

Peugeot 9X8 '24 - Peugeot TotalEnergies (2024)

Porsche 963 '24 - Porsche Penske Motorsports - FIA WEC (2024)

Toyota TR010 Hybrid '26 - Toyota Racing (2026)

 

[05XR8]

People should keep talking up the R390 GT 1. Best Motoring just released this video from their archives.

 

[Mattylatvala]

Updated list of Hypercars/LMDh's:

Acura ARX-06 '23 - Meyer Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian No. 60 (2023)
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Alpine A424 '24 - Alpine Endurance Team (2024)
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Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH '25* - Aston Martin THOR Team - FIA WEC (2025)
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BMW M Hybrid V8 '23 - BMW Team RLL (2023)
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Cadillac V-Series.R '23 - Cadillac Racing - IMSA No. 01 (2023), also includes Cadillac Racing - FIA WEC No. 2 (2023) and Whelen Engineering Cadillac Racing - IMSA #31 (2023)
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Ferrari 499P '23 - Ferrari AF Corse (2023)
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Genesis GMR-001 '26 - Genesis Magma Racing (2026)
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Lamborghini SC63 '24 - Lamborghini Iron Lynx - FIA WEC (2024)
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Peugeot 9X8 '24 - Peugeot TotalEnergies (2024)
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Porsche 963 '24 - Porsche Penske Motorsports - FIA WEC (2024)
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Toyota TR010 Hybrid '26 - Toyota Racing (2026)
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I think you may like a certain racing game

 

[MIE1992]

Not sure if I mentioned these yet - there's a motorcycle-maker motif here!

KTM X-Bow GT4 (Gr.4)
KTM X-Bow GTX (Gr.3)
KTM X-Bow GT-XR

Suzuki Alto Works Suzuki Sport Limited '97
Suzuki Alto Lapin '15
Suzuki Escudo '88
Suzuki X-90 '97

Honda Prelude '25
Honda Prelude SiR '98
Honda CRZ '10
Honda 1300 Coupe '70
Honda CRX SiR '90
Honda CRX Del Sol SiR '92
Honda Civic Type R-GT '24 (Gr.2)
Honda Civic Type R '04
Honda Civic Type R '08
Honda Integra Type R '04
Honda S2000 '06
Honda City Turbo II '83

Updated list of Hypercars/LMDh's:

Acura ARX-06 '23 - Meyer Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian No. 60 (2023)
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Alpine A424 '24 - Alpine Endurance Team (2024)
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Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH '25* - Aston Martin THOR Team - FIA WEC (2025)
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BMW M Hybrid V8 '23 - BMW Team RLL (2023)
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Cadillac V-Series.R '23 - Cadillac Racing - IMSA No. 01 (2023), also includes Cadillac Racing - FIA WEC No. 2 (2023) and Whelen Engineering Cadillac Racing - IMSA #31 (2023)
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Ferrari 499P '23 - Ferrari AF Corse (2023)
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Genesis GMR-001 '26 - Genesis Magma Racing (2026)
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Lamborghini SC63 '24 - Lamborghini Iron Lynx - FIA WEC (2024)
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Peugeot 9X8 '24 - Peugeot TotalEnergies (2024)
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Porsche 963 '24 - Porsche Penske Motorsports - FIA WEC (2024)
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Toyota TR010 Hybrid '26 - Toyota Racing (2026)
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Fully agreed with all of these - I would also add the upcoming entries from McLaren and Ford, once they start racing.

 

[GBalao888]

Not sure if I mentioned these yet - there's a motorcycle-maker motif here!

KTM X-Bow GT4 (Gr.4)
KTM X-Bow GTX (Gr.3)
KTM X-Bow GT-XR

Suzuki Alto Works Suzuki Sport Limited '97
Suzuki Alto Lapin '15
Suzuki Escudo '88
Suzuki X-90 '97

Honda Prelude '25
Honda Prelude SiR '98
Honda CRZ '10
Honda 1300 Coupe '70
Honda CRX SiR '90
Honda CRX Del Sol SiR '92
Honda Civic Type R-GT '24 (Gr.2)
Honda Civic Type R '04
Honda Civic Type R '08
Honda Integra Type R '04
Honda S2000 '06
Honda City Turbo II '83


Fully agreed with all of these - I would also add the upcoming entries from McLaren and Ford, once they start racing.

The KTM X-Bow GT2 would make more sense.

 

[MIE1992]

The KTM X-Bow GT2 would make more sense.

I think that’s what I meant, versus the GTX, yeah.

 

[kjb]

I'm going to copy and paste this from the fh6 wishlist
The Chaparral cars

Chaparral 2c

Chaparral 2d

Chaparral 2e

Chaparral 2f

Chaparral 2H

 

[VlackSiper12]

my main wishlist request would be for PD to break up the current classes for race cars into smaller, more historically accurate groups. then focus on adding cars to fill out the new groups with the fewest options (Hypercars, Group 5, GTE). i think smaller categories could make for a better BoP, add single player content in the form of new menus/races for each class, and improve the variety of races in sport mode.

Group1 would split into 5 Groups

LMH/LMDh
LMP '15-'16
LMP '10-'12
VGT
Group C

Group 2 splits into 3

GT500 '08
GT500 '16 (or Class 1 Touring Cars to include the DTM Audi RS5)
GT1 '97-'98

Group 3 is tricky since it has a few cars that would be the only one in their category. maybe merge the two GT1 groups.

GT3 (could possibly even be 2 groups, one for GT3 cars from '15 and earlier and one for '16 to current)
GT3 (fictional/VGT)
GT1 (post 2000)
GT1 (pre '97)
GTE
JGTC GT500
Group 5

Group 4 splits into 3

GT4 (maybe also a fictional GT4, but that would be most of the group, since the Cayman is the only officially scanned GT4 afaik)
TCR
'90s DTM


also make a '60s le mans group for the Ford MkIV GT40, the Ferrari 330 P4, and the Porsche 917k. and categories for the Super Formula cars, and one for the two F-3500s.

and finally as well as adding menu books/events for each new class, allow players to pick from the new, smaller groups when making custom races, so that i don't need to buy multiple copies of each car if i want to set up a race with just one group.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Like I get GT7 needs more up to date motorsports machinery, but all of that falls obsolete if there's no true categorization. Like the Gr (1,2,3,4) in its current format worked in something like GT Sport nearly 10 years ago, but it falls flat in today's time. Having specified categories will do more wonders in the long run and it would give sport mode races more authenticity as well as having more options and opportunities for players to try other categories.

 

[05XR8]

Not to mention splitting the JGTC, GT500 ‘08 and GT500 ‘16 in groups. GT3 can be split in Trophy and late model/Evo classes.

Edit: It make a good suggestion, I guess.

 

[Famine]

Kay, but no part of any of those three posts contains any list of car/track wishes. Reclassifying existing cars isn't anything to do with the purpose of this thread.

 

[AceMoosh]

Kay, but no part of any of those three posts contains any list of car/track wishes. Reclassifying existing cars isn't anything to do with the purpose of this thread.

fair enough, some cars that could be added for each hypothetical class:

LMH/LMDh: Ferrari 499P, Lambo SC63, Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH, Porsche 963, Caddillac V-Series.r, Peugeot 9X8, BMW V8-Hybrid, Alpine A424, Acura ARX-06

GT3: Ford Mustang GT3, Corvette C8 Z06 GT3.R, McLaren 720s GT3, Aston Martin Vantage GT3, BMW M4 GT3

Class 1 Touring Cars/ GT500 '16 & DTM '19: Aston Martin Vantage DTM, BMW M4 Turbo DTM

GT1 pre '97: Jaguar XJ220-C, Ferrari F40 LM, Honda NSX GT1, Nissan GT-R (R33) GT1, Porsche 911 (964)

GT1 '97-'98: Panoz Esperante GT1, Porsche 911 GT1, Lotus Elise GT1, Nissan R390 GT1, Ferrari F50 GT1

GT1 '99 onwards: Lister Storm, Chrysler-Oreca Viper GTS-R, Corvette C5.R and C6.R, Maserati MC12 GT1, Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT Saleen S7-R, Nissan GT-R (R35) GT1, Porsche 911 (993) GT2

LMP900/LMGTP: Bentley Speed 8, BMW V12 LM, Audi R8R and R8C, Cadillac Northstar LMP-02, Panoz LMP-1, Nissan R391, Mercedes CLR, Ferrari 333 SP

JGTC GT500: Ferrari F40 GT500, Lamborghini Diablo GT500, Dodge Viper GT500, Porsche 911 (993) GT500

GTE: BMW M8, Corvette C7.R or C8.R, Dodge Viper GTS-R. Aston Martin V8 Vantage, Ferrari 488 Evo

Group 5: Ford Zakspeed Capri, Porsche 935/80, BMW 320 turbo

TCR: Honda Civic Type R TCR, Vauxhall/Opel Astra TCR, Audi RS3 TCR, Peugeot 308 TCR, Toyota GR Corolla TCR

'90s DTM: BMW M3 Sport Evo, Mercedes 190E Evo II, Opel Omega 3000 Evo 500

i was worried that the pre '97 GT1 class would be a bit small, but it actually has more options than i remembered. the GT1 groups are tricky to sort, since some cars would have been homologated as GT1 in '95, then GT2 in '98, then GT1 again in '00, so some cars like the C5.R and Viper GTS-R could probably fit in either the pre '97 group or post '99 group.

it might get a bit annoying having to buy so many similar cars just to race in different classes. but it would be worth it imo, since it would allow PD to implement those cars with different levels of aero and power depending on the class, as opposed to what we have now where the GTEs, GT3s, and GT1s all handle more or less the same.

 

[MisterWaffles]

Just went on a little rant about this in the custom race thread because the lack of EVs being a normal car type in the game and the complete absence of tuning options really annoys me, so here's a little wish list of how I'd personally get EVs racing in GT's near-future. It obviously won't happen like this but I hope it does someday.

So on today's episode of GT7 - The Real Asset Flip Simulator, we're going to wish for some "new" cars that are totally not already in the game that we could make ourselves if tuning options for them existed. But since they don't, I'm going to say these are pre-tuned models in the same vein as say the Skyline GP-Tune from the Power Pack, those cars that were added that totally weren't in the game beforehand, but were in a way. Basically just making new content out of models that already exist:

• AFEELA 1 "E-GT Tuned" '26 (RIP by the way)
• Hyundai Ioniq 5 N "E-GT Tuned" '24
• Polestar 5 Performance "E-GT Tuned" '26
• Porsche Taycan Turbo S "E-GT Tuned" '19
• Tesla Model 3 Performance "E-GT Tuned" '23
• Tesla Model S Signature Performance "E-GT Tuned" '12
• Xiaomi SU7 Ultra "E-GT Tuned" '25
• YangWang U9 “E-GT Tuned” ‘26

(And for fun if I was adding one "actually new" car to this update)

• Porsche Mission R Concept '21

In case you didn't pick up on it, E-GT would stand for Electric GT, and each of these cars would have their power and weight tuned to be competitive with each other, to make a proper racing grid for Gran Turismo's selection of EVs which are currently severely limited in ways to use them in-game. I suppose you could also call them something like "E-TC or Gr.EV", but I named it E-GT after the FIA classification. Each car would be targeting the Mission R's specs of roughly 1000bhp and 1600kg.

For the E-GT tunes visuals, I'd imaging each car would at the very least have their specific bolt-on aero and racing bits and bobs from GT Auto installed, as well as slick tires and racing-style rims added. Also hood latches, tow hooks, etc. I wouldn't expect the cars' interiors to be stripped out since this is an asset flip update after all, but I'd at least expect roll cages to be added by default to these models, which would be nice. Also add a pre-made livery for each with a few colour options in Brand Central and we're golden.

Coming to you in Power Pack 2: Electric Boogaloo, dropping never.

Also below, a mockup of what I'd hope it could look like... eventually. I've had this screenshot for way too long lol.

 

[Theufcveteran]

Delete, wrong thread. Apologies.

 

[Gerarghini]

I wonder how long it's gonna take PD to include another one of their original tracks from the PS1 games.

I still find it so PD of them to remodel Apricot Hill and Midfield Raceway for GT6 and then not include them in some capacity for GT7. I guess it's because the original tracks that did return all had major updates (for better or worse).

Another part of me is still disappointed that modelling city courses are just something they don't want to do anymore. In fact, it almost feels like no developer (outside of official motorsport series) wants to do city courses anymore, which is a huge shame. I was at the Long Beach Grand Prix and the only current game with the track is iRacing; Forza and Project Cars have them, but they're almost a decade old for their most modern rendition.

Anyways, for a realistic prediction/wishlist, I'm waiting for them to "unlock" the RallyX circuit from Yas Marina. If they're willing to add reverse Nurb as an option, then I predict Yas Marina ain't too far off.

 

[Old_Setzer]

Another part of me is still disappointed that modelling city courses are just something they don't want to do anymore.

I don't think they don't want to make more urban tracks; they're simply more labor-intensive than a regular track, so they'll take much longer than usual (and that's a lot in PD's timeframe ).

So we'll have to be patient. Sooner or later, we'll see a new one.

 

[Kentali92]

I really wish to see older and newer gr1 or gr2 type le mans racing cars. Don´t think it will happen in gt7 anymore ,but hopefully gt8 has a much higher number of cars.

 

[Gerarghini]

I don't think they don't want to make more urban tracks; they're simply more labor-intensive than a regular track, so they'll take much longer than usual (and that's a lot in PD's timeframe ).

So we'll have to be patient. Sooner or later, we'll see a new one.

Normally I'd agree with you on being patient, but it's been nearly 10 years since we've had anything resembling Tokyo Expressway in terms of an urban environment, and that track isn't even 1:1 with the real Shutokou

 

[Famine]

I really wish to see older and newer gr1 or gr2 type le mans racing cars. Don´t think it will happen in gt7 anymore ,but hopefully gt8 has a much higher number of cars.

And, per the first post, can you list any that you wish for?

 

[tankuroded]

Another part of me is still disappointed that modelling city courses are just something they don't want to do anymore. In fact, it almost feels like no developer (outside of official motorsport series) wants to do city courses anymore, which is a huge shame. I was at the Long Beach Grand Prix and the only current game with the track is iRacing; Forza and Project Cars have them, but they're almost a decade old for their most modern rendition.

Rennsport, who outsourced some their city tracks to a mod team, Hyperdrive Cities?