Gran Turismo 6 Cars 

that develops in parallel with real life cars

In recent years, CAD data of actual cars are often provided to Gran Turismo thanks to our strong partnerships with automotive manufacturers and as a consequence, the time to understand the design of the car has been drastically reduced. The same cannot be said for the development time: a model will still take 6 months to create, and that is because the time and costs saved in the research phase are re-distributed into modelling to further improve the quality of the final product.

If you think in terms of short-time development costs, this style taken by Gran Turismo may sound inefficient. But the passion and professionalism of each members of the modelling team further strengthen the trust with auto manufacturers, and that is what ultimately leads to increased collaborations with them. Gran Turismo has evolved into a project involving the auto industry, going beyond the boundaries of a simple video game.

Take for example the Corvette C7: in the previous Gran Turismo 5 title, a "Test Prototype" was distributed on November 2011, and the "Final Prototype" was released at the same time of the official unveil of the real car at a North American Auto Show in January 2013. Has there ever been a Corvette that has been test driven this much around the world before its release? And of course, its final production form will be included in Gran Turismo 6.

Exalted sport cars moulded with specific design intents, celebrated on the track.

These are cars still revered today which stand out in a variety of fields in the automotive world.

Supreme cars with an aura that makes others yield in awe.

Acceleration that leaves your day to day life behind, combined with precise handling.

Beautiful thoroughbreds with the sole purpose of making your heart race.

Cutting edge technology, plentiful experience, tactical strategy, along with blood, sweat and tears. Vehicles combining all of these attributes, built to win.

Audi R8 LMS ultra (Audi Sport Team Phoenix) \'12

Hiding ultra high power engines under their hoods.

An American dream that blazed through the 60’s with their bold style.

Cars aimed to the next generation, born to answer this question.

Tajima 2012 Monster Sport E-RUNNER Pikes Peak Special

An agile car for the minimalist, packing impressive performance and passion in a small body.

Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Coupe Dynamic \'13

What needs to be recreated does not end at the exterior of the car. In Gran Turismo 5 it was possible to drive from an interior view in order to make the driving experience in-game as closer as possible to what a driver experiences in real life. And obviously, this means also to recreate the car\'s interior that comes into the driver\'s field of vision.

From the steering wheels to the instruments in the dashboard, the level of detail of parts that normally are not visible when driving the game is overwhelming.

After the release of Gran Turismo 5, over 30 cars were released as both free-of-charge or paid DLC. From the Corvette C7 Test Prototype, to the Scion FR-S, to the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 and to the Red Bull X2011 Prototype, the hottest new cars were added to the line-up and made available to everyone via download from the PlayStation®Store.

Gran Turismo 6 will contain approximately 1200 cars at time of release, and more and more cars are planned to be added thereafter. Unlike the previous title, the added cars will appear directly in the dealerships after an update, and will be available to purchase in game. You will be able to enjoy driving the newest cars right after they are released in the market.

*Images shown are from a pre-final English version of the game.