What all new cars do you want to see in GT7?

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Defenitely the new BMW M4 GT3 & BMW M4 GT4 EVO
 

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Hey all,

What all new cars do you want to see in GT7? (All new meaning never seen before in the franchise)

Personally, I would love to see:

MB AMG GT Black Edition
Ferrari 488 Pista
Lambo Huracan Evo
And some of the new GT3 cars (I.E. AMG GT3 Evo, Audi R8 LMS Evo, Huracan GT3 Evo, AM Vantage GT3 2020 etc.)
As well as the 570s GT4 and newer Gr.4 cars.

And of course, I would love to see all of the classic cars or modern classics from previous GT games return.

How about you?

Maybe 2008 vxr. It would be a good opponent for the civic
 
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Audi Auto Union Type 52 '24

To be sold in Brand Central.

#Road Car, #Concept Car

"Audi resurrected both the Auto Union name and a road-going pre-war Grand Prix racer that never materialized until at least 90 years from its stillbirth."

In 1934, Ferdinand Porsche drew up sketches and blueprints for what would have been the ideal road-going Grand Prix racer under what was once Audi in its youthful form, Auto Union, which may explain the "four rings" - Horch, DKW, Wanderer and Audi themselves.

Being a fearsome name to reckon with in pre-war Grand Prix racing, this project was called the "Type 52", and would have been a road-going counterpart to their "Type 22" race car and would feature a 4.4-litre V-16 engine with roughly 200 horsepower, making it a hypercar for its time.

But the pure ambition of the project, which was far too great, led to the project's termination in 1935, and this wasn't helped by the onset of World War II, which meant that this car would remain nothing more as sketches and blueprints that have been lost to time, until 90 years later, in 2024, when Audi decided to resurrect this concept car and bring it to life as a modern, yet vintage machine. As such, this model was restricted as a one-off with no further production in mind.

Because of the original idea was to make this the fastest road-going car in the world at the time, it was given the nickname of "Schnellsportwagen" ("fast sports car" in German), and by 2023, the car had been completed by Audi's "Tradition" department of special vehicles, where everything about this car was recreated entirely from scratch, although some original documented details could not be retrieved as the Auto Union had dissolved following Germany's Russian occupation some time after World War II ended, and many race cars and memorabilia had vanished since then.

Instead of the originally planned 4.4-litre V-16, in order to match today's standards of high performance, it was given a 6.0-litre supercharged V-16 engine from the iconic Type C with 520 horsepower and features a curb weight of around 1,450kg without any luggage. To keep up with the theme of the Silver Arrows, this car was painted in a special paint known as "Cellulose Silver".

It was unveiled at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed and was driven by Audi's most famous drivers such as Hans-Joachim Stuck and Mr. Le Mans himself, Tom Kristensen, to the astonishment of many. Bringing a 90-year old stillborn car to life in the modern day was no easy feat, but only Audi could pull this off quite well.

As pre-war Grand Prix racing was considered to be a precursor to modern Formula One, this would have been the first idea of a road-going equivalent before the Ferrari F50 and Mercedes-AMG One.
 
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BMW M5 F90 Competition 2021
Audi RS5 Coupe 2023
Audi RS2 Avant 1995
Audi RS7 Performance 2024
Lotus Exige "20th anniversary"
 

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More hot hatchs and more sporty sedans
Pls kaz
1- BMW M5 CS (F90) 2020
2- BMW M5 COMPETITION (F10) 2015
3- Volkswagen Golf GTI (eight gen) 2020
4- Renault Megane RS (Renault Sport) 2020
5- Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Sedan 2020
 

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Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 EVO '24

"The evolution of the Vantage GT3, powered by an 4.0L V8, made in collaboration between AMR and AMPT"

Ferrari 488 GTE EVO '20

"Unveiled in 2018, this was Ferrari GTE weapon from 2019 to 2023. Equipped with aerodynamic upgrades, it was one of the most succesful cars ever from the LMGTE class"
 

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