Gran Turismo 7: 90 routes, used car dealers and more details known

On By Garmin Philip

We don't need to complain about the lack of content at Gran Turismo 7.
We don’t need to complain about the lack of content at Gran Turismo 7.

In March 2022 stands with Gran Turismo 7 the next big release in the legendary PlayStation series. The Racer for PS4 and PS5 should not only offer the usual “realistic” graphics, but above all a lot of scope. A Japanese brochure about the game already reveals how packed the launch of Gran Turismo 7 will be – there will obviously be no lack of content.

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The Gran Turismo 7 brochure is currently available free of charge in some Japanese shops and contains a lot of interesting information about the game. Twitter user bookkyamp first reported on it, being a user from the GTPlanet forum translated the whole thing into English.

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As far as the rough quantities are concerned, Gran Turismo 7 trumps with about 420 different vehicle models and over 90 routes – including classics like the Nürburgring and Le Mans. In fact, the brochure also shows details on the comeback of GT mode, the single-player campaign from Gran Turismo.

Accordingly, we can head to different locations that offer us different options – we list them here for you:

  • Brand Central: The large auto shopping center that offers over 300 cars from 60 different manufacturers. However, there are only cars built after 2011.
  • Second hand goods dealer: Here are the classics that are no longer in production. Above all, Japanese second-hand goods from the 1980s and 1990s find a home here – but the range is to be expanded “daily”.
  • That Garage: Here we collect our cars and can make adjustments or marvel at the fleet. There is space for up to 1000 cars.
  • Tuning Shop: Here professionals could tweak their cars and adjust engines, brakes, suspension and more. The possibilities seem enormous.
  • GT Auto: This is where lovers come in, because in Gran Turismo we can also caress our cars by washing them or changing the oil. In addition, optical adjustments can be made – over 130 rims and 600 aero parts such as spoilers can be attached.

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  • Scapes: The photo mode turns your cars into models that you can put in front of chic backgrounds and photograph. The promised ray tracing is also used here.
  • License Center: Here we can take our driving tests so that we can advance in rank and unlock additional racing events.
  • Mission Challenge: In addition to the normal races, certain challenges can be completed here – for example drifting missions or the so-called “Music Rally”, in which we drive to certain rhythms.
  • World Circuits: The many tracks and races that Gran Turismo 7 has to offer can be found here. Licensed routes and fictional events go hand in hand here.

Gran Turismo 7 will be released on March 4, 2022 for PS4 and PS5, although features such as ray tracing are only available on the new console.

Are you looking forward to Gran Turismo 7 or are you fed up with cars after Forza Horizon 5?

Reference-www.gamepro.de