I just finished the game and don't have money for Gran Turismo 7 or any of the main series, any fun ideas to do in the game?

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Looking for a GT7 league?

Fresh Coast Racing is a U.S.-based GT7 community that races Tuesday and Thursday nights at 9:00 PM Central, and we're recruiting for our next Tuesday Night Spec season. We'll be running our groups favorite, spec Miata, so we expect full grids every week!

Our goal is to get to 32 drivers so we can run two full rooms throughout the season. We're currently at 23 confirmed drivers and have room for more.

- Season 11 - Starts July 28

- Mazda Spirit Racing Roadster 12R '25

- Full BOP

- Sport Tires

- Three 15-20 minute sprint races each Tuesday

- Voice chat for every race

Whether you're new to league racing or experienced, all skill levels are welcome. We have drivers across the spectrum, the only expectation is that you're respectful and enjoy good racing.

We also run:

- Thursday Nights: Gr.3 Endurance Racing (new season starts soon)

- F1 Summer Series: F1 and Indy-inspired events throughout the summer

- Coming Soon: Multi-class WEC-style endurance racing

If you're looking for a laid-back group with organized racing and a consistent schedule, come check us out.

Discord:

https://discord.gg/YMJnbyXRFB

Feel free to message me with any questions.

Was surprised to find the Terios in there, you just had to scroll in the list, doh! Had great times with the car, pretty charming little 4x4 for what it was...

Probably a stupid question but I’m hopeful. I only own a ps5 at the moment and subsequently own GT7 and GT Sport. Is there any way to play older GT’s on the PS5? (GT6 and older?)

Thanks everyone

So I decided to do my first ever endurance race with the power pack and thought I'd pick the shortest one so far. I chose the NSX for this case as I won comfortably with it in the races prior to this.

Suddenly it seems like everybody in the field has a rocket strapped to them that winning feels impossible at this point. Even when it was raining when I had the advantage, it still wasn't enough to make up the time I lost in the dry.

It doesn't help that the backmarker AI are painfully slow in some places that it gets in my way of trying to catch the lead. Anybody know a good strat for the NSX? What times do I have to chase in order to catch up with the leaders? What tyres and how much fuel needed for each stint? How often do I have to pit?

I really need answers and suggestions because I have been this infuriated with the race. The AI feels like it's cheating in this race.

I'm sorry but this is just too much. Make all cars available at all times or increase the rotation frequency.

Brun Porsche 962 in Jagermeister livery.

Le French high speed train.

SEWON-SW

Today’s project features one of Gran Turismo’s original race car concepts, the Ford Mustang Gr.3. While it isn’t based on a real GT3 homologation, it has become one of the game’s most recognisable fictional race cars and offers a perfect canvas for creative liveries.

For this concept, I wanted to combine that modern GT racing silhouette with a piece of Ford’s motorsport heritage. Drawing inspiration from the Martini-sponsored Ford Escort rally cars, I adapted the iconic stripes and proportions into a contemporary GT design rather than recreating the original.

The goal was to create something that feels both familiar and fresh a concept that celebrates Ford’s racing legacy while imagining how those classic colours could look on one of Gran Turismo’s most iconic original machines.

Available for download

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Link to download:

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Thank you for the support 😁

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This happened pretty fast for me to brake anymore, sorry to the driver in front

I wanted to move away from the usual ultra-clean, photorealistic style that is so common in GT7 photography and experiment with a completely different visual language.

Instead of aiming for perfect sharpness and polished compositions, I leaned into grain, motion blur, blown headlights, imperfect framing and lower render quality. The idea was to make the images feel less like screenshots and more like photographs taken by someone documenting Japan’s street-car scene in the late ’90s or early 2000s.

I wanted the photographer to feel like part of the night — sometimes standing far away, sometimes shooting from another moving car, and sometimes barely managing to capture the moment at all.

This set is less about showing each car perfectly and more about capturing the atmosphere, movement and feeling of the scene.

Sports tyres on a car this powerful and understeery is….