What concept by Polyphony Digital would you like to see in GT5?

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How does it turn. XD

Good point, **** knows! It's an indy car so the obvious answer would be left but I'll probably get flamed into oblivion for saying it ;)
 
Aston DB9 (Gt concept)and by the way if we get Livery editors,we can do our own concepts .
 
lol. DB9 is a terrible car. :D
1977 V8 Vantage is what you want :D
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Maybe PD can make a DB10 Concept that looks better then all the Zagato ones.
 
Good point, **** knows! It's an indy car so the obvious answer would be left but I'll probably get flamed into oblivion for saying it ;)

IRL races on more circuits than ovals.:sly:
 
lol. DB9 is a terrible car. :D
1977 V8 Vantage is what you want :D
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Maybe PD can make a DB10 Concept that looks better then all the Zagato ones.

Better looking than all the Zagato ones? They could easily better the ones Zagato did in the eighties, but the other ones are a hard act to follow.
 
Seeing the Citroen GT Concept today, I was wondering what could go a step further.

So I thought, maybe Polyphony is working already on a new concept for GT5?💡

I did not see any news on this, but thought we could inspire :dopey: them for a special car as a bonus a bit after the launch of GT5 as a marketing stunt.

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My wish and quite a stretch :grumpy: with the available news:

Porsche Concept by Polyphony Digital.
Building on the Porsche 959
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and Carrera GT
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, creating a concept of an extreme racer that introduces Porsche in the series.

P.S.: Mods I looked in the search and did think this was a different from what I found till now :). Opinions can be different though.


Damn, people are so stubborn about Porsche, after Kaz said "No" multiple times in interiews, they still go on about it.
 
On Aston Martin: First get this baby in: One-77
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and the Vantage V12.
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Then I think other brands can need help with a concept more then Aston Martin, who seem to be doing quite well on their own and actually produce and sell these monsters.👍

Damn, people are so stubborn about Porsche, after Kaz said "No" multiple times in interiews, they still go on about it.

I'm OK with no Porsche in the Gran-Turismo series, there is a enough to drive out there. 🤬 Porsche is even a brand I do not like a lot (in my opinion with a past of creating powerful beatle evolutions and quite mediocre 4 cylinder cars). But their supercars where something else and that is why "I had a dream that one day ...."
=> The tread is about what we would like to see, not what will happen.
 
^ 👍 Good point, the thread is about what amazing concepts we would like to see.

GT4 had the Nike One so something as crazy as this would be pretty cool
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I'd love to see a Lotus concept, I think this is a hot wheels attempt but I'd like something a bit less obvious
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The Nike thing is really something else, seems a good 💡 if we can combine the style of not car brands with automotive design of Polyphony digital and then use automotive parts to realise it.

So for example stay in house, use a Sony Getto Blaster:
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and make a Polyphony Digital concept car based on this style.
 
^ I was thinking a Tron concept would be cool although that's a bike rather than a car.

Here's another concept from Tron Legacy
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For all we know Kaz already has a bike in GT5 just in case they want to make another Tourist Trophy out the engine.
 
Since you're all throwing bikes up there, how about the Dodge Tomahawk Concept? (If not for GT, then it would be cool to see in TT)...And yes, it has the Viper V-10.

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Re-introduce all your LM-Editions from previous games...especially stuff like this mid-engine madhouse...



Del Slow? Not anymore...
 
That would then make a Gran Turismo concept Ford GT2012 based on the GT90 of 1995.

Off Topic: I understood the GT90 was to be sold at an auction a month ago, but I never found the result of the sale. Did anybody see this?

Really?Someone bought that spaceship? :drool:
 
^ 👍 Good point, the thread is about what amazing concepts we would like to see.

There is one real-life vehicle I'd absolutely love to try out, kinda along the lines of the Jay Leno Tank Car...

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Imagine how fast it stops with those flaps coming up like an airbrake.
 
I think I remember reading somewhere that it had a 5.0 GM V8. I think it needs more to make it competitive.
 
Maserati Birdcage Concept. :bowdown:

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Assuming of course Maserati are in the game. It was hinted in a photo and Ferrari are in so i assume these are.
 
That thing looks so good!! But because its a maserati, it will drive like crap. Its still gorgeous though!
 
I think I remember reading somewhere that it had a 5.0 GM V8. I think it needs more to make it competitive.

it was a bit more than that ...

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I was thinking that film could be an inspiration for concepts.

What qbout a car for the badies. like a Catwoman mobile.
* leather exterior
* double tire system with nails in between for more grip when needed
 
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