Maybe I’m still winding down from the experience. I only drove two cars in VR and it was exhilarating. Seeing the gauges up close, looking around the cockpits.… and then there are over 450 more cars to try?
thank to god for those who can just throw 600€ 😃😃😃It’s funny, after experiencing VR2, I don’t really care much for brand new cars to the series.
That is, until we get an RX-100, 2, 3 or 4.
Well, the absence of Lotus should be self-explanatory (PD doesn't have the license anymore). As for there being "no more beautiful racing cars than GT300," please indicate that you're speaking for yourself. Personally, I find them hideous with their giant shopping-cart-handle wings, big-enough-to-stand-on front and rear lips, and bajillion splitters everywhere. Give me some solid Group C or mid-90s JGTC any day.
Because it would roll over taking a corner at more than like 40 mph?GT7 now has the McLarens, Porsches, Ferraris and Lamborghinis that the series wasn't able to get in its early days, but there's still the noticeable omission of the Delica Space Gear.
This kind of car would be great for a game like Beam NG Drive.GT7 now has the McLarens, Porsches, Ferraris and Lamborghinis that the series wasn't able to get in its early days, but there's still the noticeable omission of the Delica Space Gear.
It would, but I'm looking to drive it round Fisherman's Ranch, then tune it for Tsukuba etc.
Besides the GR010, the last Gr.1 car added was the 962C, joining GTSport in April 2019. As for other sports prototypes: GT7 launched with the 917K, 2J, CLK-LM, F1 GTR 97 Longtail, and Alpine A220.
I don't, sorry. Big ugly wings as wide as the car and a dozen splitters, regardless of the aero advantage, are hideous, regardless of the make.
I wouldn't say it's that wierd of an opinion to not like the looks of aero parts that might clash the the flow of the car's design. I mean, some people prefer clean, smooth lines that aren't interupted on the car. The Lamborghini Veneno comes to mind on cars that have intruding styling designs.
Yes they should add a few more from different eras.
I would prefer this vastly over a more typical NASCAR machine. A NASCAR that's meant for road courses and even has functioning lights? I think it'd be perfect for GT7.
I wonder if licensing could be an issue? I was surprised to even see the Honda get added, seeing how we already had the MP4/4. AFAIK, GT7 is the first GT game since 5 to have more than one licensed F1 car.
The '91 and '92 seasons of IMSA, WSC (WEC) and JSPC had the best looking generation in Group C. It would be great for us if PD added some of these cars to GT7.My Toyota list updated:
2023 Corolla GR, this is probably a given, but I wanted to mention it anyway.
GR010 Gr.C Race Car, it's still near the top of my wants list for Toyota.
2020 Denso Kobelco Sard Supra GT500
Celica IMSA GTO
1995 SARD MC8-R LM
Other cars:
2021 Aygo
2013 Vitz GRMN Turbo
2021 Yaris Rally Car
1990 Crown Super Select
2002 Crown Majesta
2008 Crown Athlete
2020 Crown RS Touring Car #52 Saitama Toyopet GreenBrave
2018 Century GRMN
1987 Soarer 2.0GT Twin Turbo (Z20)
1977 Celica GT Liftback
1984 Celica GT-S
Celica Pikes Peak
2006 Celica GT300 Super GT
1980 Celica Supra MA46
1995 Supra GT1 LM
2022 Supra GT300 Super GT
1994 Corolla JTCC
2020 Corolla Hatchback
1996 Camry JTCC
2020 Camry TRD
2023 Camry NASCAR Cup Car
Tacoma Pikes Peak
2020 Tacoma TRD Pro
1985 Hilux 4x4 Sr5
Artic Trucks Hilux AT38
2022 GR86 GT300
2012 Prius GT300
2018 Prius GT300
2022 Prius GT300
Why would you want the ugly bubble that suffers from crankwalk as opposed to the much better (performing and looking, IMHO) 1st generation?
