Gran Turismo Sport Car List: What You Need To Know The latest installment in the highly anticipated racing series has finally been revealed by developer Polyphony Digital, leaving fans eagerly awaiting its release date. Gran Turogram Turismorza Sport will feature an impressive roster of 162 cars to choose from when it hits stores on PlayStation 4 and PS5 consoles.

While this may seem like a relatively modest number compared to other racing games currently available in the market (such as Forza Motorsport 7 which boasts over 700 vehicles), Polyphony Digital assures us that each car has been meticulously handcrafted with utmost attention-to-detail. From authentic interior designs down across exterior panels, every aspect of these real-life sports cars has been replicated faithfully within Gran Turismo Sport's realistic driving experience.

In addition to its impressive lineup-up of high-performance automobiles, GT Sport will also feature 40 tracks for players to test their skills against AI opponents or compete head-to-head online with friends. The majority of these circuits are layout variations on classic racing venues we've seen before in previous Gran Turismo titles – think Silverstone Circuit and Spa-Francorchamps among others.

However, it's worth noting that GT Sport does not quite match up to its predecessor when it comes to sheer variety - there will be no returnees from the original lineup here. Instead, Polyphony has instead opted for a more focused approach with only brand new additions making their debut in this latest iteration of Gran Turismo.

So what can you expect from these 162 cars? Well, according to Kazunori Yamauchi (founder and CEO), 'Gran Turismo Sport will feature over 400 cars throughout the past, present and future of automotive history.' That's right folks - not just any old clunker but actual production models that have made it onto public roads around globe. From classic muscle cars like '68 Camaro SS to modern supercars such as Bugatti Veyron hypercar.

Of course, no Gran Turismo game would be complete without some exciting news about upcoming titles in the series either! As per usual we got another behind-the-scenes video today featuring Kazunori himself giving us a sneak peek at what's coming up next. Apparently GT7 will feature 'over 700+ cars' across all generations of automotive history!

So there you have it folks - Gran Turismo Sport may not bring anything revolutionary to table compared to its predecessors but rest assured that Polyphony has still managed to deliver an exceptional driving experience thanks largely down hard work put into faithfully recreating real-life vehicles for fans worldwide. Mark your calendars because Gran Turismo 7 launches on March 21st, exclusively on PlayStation consoles only!

Gran turismo sport car list