Our massive, six-page Gran Turismo 5 review is online now. If you like large numbers and long car names, this is the list for you. We filter through the chaff to bring you the most expensive cars that you’ll never own. To put everything into perspective, however, you’ll only earn 4,000 Credits for coming first in the Sunday Cup. So what are the best cars in Gran Turismo 5?
We were surprised that this is our cheapest car in the list (okay, comparatively), since it’s quite easily one of the most gorgeous around. Super fast and super sleek and at a ‘bargain’ price.
As a car designed by Gran Turismo for Ford, you can expect this is as gorgeous as it is fast. This is one mean looking car, and definitely one to save your pennies for. Delicious.
One of the flatter cars, the downforce to this beast means you’ll have no problem sticking to the road as your speed through R246’s sharp right turn. It’s got a mean acceleration too, a mean combination to dominate any track.
The heavy front might look the rear would slide out too often, but check out the beefy spoiler pushing the car down. Slick curves covering an also flat chassis makes this a very beautiful vehicle.
Now we’re starting to hit the big numbers. This Mazda sports car might as well be a rocket with a spoiler. The soft curves keep it aerodynamic, however, so it’s acceleration is unfathomably quick.
Only 5.6 mil for a car designed by Citroen for Gran Turismo. Well, we say car – it looks more like a stealth bomber. It comes in three varieties, too, so you even get a choice of how expensive you want your Batmobile-wannabe to cost.
Though we prefer the pure racing red of the F2007, this is the newer model of the Formula One vehicle available. Which means only one thing: it’s fast, it’s grippY and you’ll win every race in it.
The second of three Ferrari’s and two Formula One cars. This is the older model, yet is faster and more agile since it no longer needs to take on board the heavy fuel take of the newer model, the F10, making this car faster, grippier and you’ll win even more races in it.
Now this is how you race! Classy roadster, the Miura, with its smooth design, sloped rear and unique headlights makes this one of the most gorgeous vehicles we have every driven (in a video game). It’s not half zippy, either.
This is it, one of three most expensive cars in the game. Speed and cornering is as expected of a sports car of this price, but the most unique feature is the angled rear, tapering to a point and giving it a very stylish profile.
Jaguar’s are about as classy as they come, and this classic roadster is by far the best. We defy anyone to deny the good looks of the XJ13, possibly our favourite in the entire game. And even for a car getting on for a bit, it’s still a far faster and sweeter a ride than any other.
We stand corrected, this is the best-looking car in the game. For a princely fee of 20 million credits you can drive around in the 330, with stylish curvature at the front and the Jetson-esque window making this car more than stand out.
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