Polyphony Digital has recently updated the Gran Turismo website to include a full list of every car in Gran Turismo 7, exactly like how it would show up in-game. Ever since the game launched in March of 2022, new content has been added to the game on a consistent basis. The most recent update was only about three weeks ago, which added the NISMO R34 GT-R Z-Tune, and a very rare example of an SUV in the Gran Turismo series. As of that update, there are 539 cars in the game.
Cars can be sorted by either manufacturer name (in alphabetical order), country of origin (also in alphabetical order), drivetrain (weirdly not in alphabetical order), or by its power or weight descending.
As of right now, the most powerful car in the game is the Dodge SRT Tomahawk X VGT, and the least powerful is the 1968 Fiat 500 F. The heaviest car in the game is the 2021 Toyota Himedic, and the lightest car in the game is the Gran Turismo Racing Kart 125 Shifter.
Every car on the list is clickable, giving you a number of exterior and interior shots of the car, as well a brief description of its history and its specs.
Exterior shot of a 1972 Alpine A110.
Interior shot of a 2023 Tesla Model 3 Performance.
Brief history, classification, PP rating, and specs of a 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B-STi.
Now, for gameplay, this feature is not that useful, but you're a car nerd like me, you will absolutely love to just click around every car to view its specs, screenshots and maybe learn a thing or two. If 90% of your brain is a car like mine is, you will lose so much time to reading everything you can about this.
Quote From Polyphony Digital The official Gran Turismo website, gran-turismo.com, has just launched a comprehensive Car List database for Gran Turismo 7, showcasing every vehicle available in the game.
This new database represents a deep dive into the heart of Gran Turismo 7’s expansive garage. Covering all 530* cars currently featured in the game, each profile comes with images and key specifications, including drivetrain layout, horsepower, and weight. Also, the list view lets you sort the lineup by any of these specs—ascending or descending—so you can zero in on the perfect machine for your next race or collection milestone.
*Number of cars as of July 2025.
We hope the Gran Turismo 7 Car List becomes your go-to tool for exploring everything the game’s incredible garage has to offer.
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