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Just under a month before its release, Sony has unveiled the full Gran Turismo 6 car list, which currently runs to 1197 cars. 124 of them are new for Polyphony's latest PlayStation 3 game, with an eclectic bunch being pulled together including several FIA GT cars and some exotic classics. There are some disappointments - the hypercar duo of the McLaren P1 and LaFerrari, both of which feature in Forza Motorsport 5, are nowhere to be seen, and the WEC offering is a little long in the tooth and doesn't feature Toyota's TS030 - but with Le Mans winners in the shape of the heavenly Bentley Speed 8 and short wheelbase McLaren F1 GTR there's enough to keep most people happy. Hopefully there'll be plenty more by way of Gran Turismo 6's planned 12 months of regular DLC. And without further ado, here's the whole list for you to peruse, starting with the 124 newcomers.
And here's the original line-up, complete with DLC cars. Though some cars are being updated from the standard models - builds ported over from earlier versions of Gran Turismo, that is - we don't know exactly which ones are making the jump. So for now this is the cars as they appeared in Gran Turismo 5, with S denoting a standard model with no fully-modelled cockpit and a lower polygon count, and P denoting the premium cars. For Gran Turismo 6, both standard and premium models will live alongside each other in the manufacturer dealerships.
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And here's the original line-up, complete with DLC cars. Though some cars are being updated from the standard models - builds ported over from earlier versions of Gran Turismo, that is - we don't know exactly which ones are making the jump. So for now this is the cars as they appeared in Gran Turismo 5, with S denoting a standard model with no fully-modelled cockpit and a lower polygon count, and P denoting the premium cars. For Gran Turismo 6, both standard and premium models will live alongside each other in the manufacturer dealerships.
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