GT7 Car List 2026: All 580 Cars After Update 1.72

GT7 has 580 cars after update 1.72, the Spec IV Part 1 update that went live on 15 October 2026. That is the number on Polyphony Digital's own car list on gran-turismo.com, and it covers 77 brands.

Below is the count by brand, by country and by category, every car added in 2026 with the dealer it is sold at, and where you actually buy cars in the game.

Checked on 15 October 2026 against the official Gran Turismo 7 Car List and the Update Notices for 1.67 (29 January 2026), 1.68 (12 March 2026), 1.69 (23 April 2026), 1.70 (11 June 2026), 1.71 (20 August 2026) and 1.72 (15 October 2026), all on gran-turismo.com, plus Polyphony's Spec IV announcement. Where Polyphony has not published something, I say so.

How many cars are in GT7 in 2026?

The official car list on gran-turismo.com shows 580 cars from 77 manufacturers as of update 1.72. Ten of those arrived since the July version of this page: four in update 1.71 and six in update 1.72.

A correction first. The previous version of this page said 579 cars and 76 brands at update 1.70. The official list shows 580 after two more updates, so that old figure was too high. I have rebuilt every count on this page from Polyphony's own list, so the brand numbers below may not match other sites.

Here is how the 580 split by category, using the class the official list gives each car:

More than half the garage is road cars. If you only race online, the classes that matter are Gr.3 and Gr.4, and that is 86 cars between them. My Gr.4 cars list goes through the second group.

Where you actually buy cars in GT7

The list tells you what exists. Where you buy it decides how long you wait.

• Brand Central: new cars at fixed prices, always in stock. Most of the 2026 additions went here.
• Used Cars: a rotating stock of older road cars. If the car you want shows up, buy it, because it will rotate out.
• Legend Cars: classics and race legends, also rotating. Prices are based on Hagerty data; update 1.68 said new prices apply the next time a car goes on sale. This is where the most expensive cars live, see the most expensive cars in GT7.
• Car Concierge (new in 1.72): lets you order Used and Legend cars instead of waiting for them. Polyphony's Spec IV page describes it as a service for ordering Used and Legend cars.
• Vintage (new in 1.72): a section for cars that are no longer available to buy new.
• Invitations: a few halo cars still need a brand invitation. Here is how invitations work.

If credits are the problem, my GT7 money guide covers the races that pay best per hour.

The full GT7 car list by manufacturer

These counts come from the official car list after update 1.72, grouped by the country Polyphony gives each brand.

Japanese and Asian brands

Japan alone is 200 cars, more than a third of the game. Toyota went from 43 to 45 with the two 1.71 sedans, Honda to 31 with the Civic Group A and the Step WGN. Korea adds 15 (Hyundai and Genesis), China adds 3 (Xiaomi and Yangwang). The 7 "Gran Turismo" cars are Polyphony's own designs, like the F1500T-A and the F3500 formula cars.

European brands

Germany is the second biggest country with 109 cars, then Italy with 75, France with 50 and the UK with 37. Caterham is the newest European badge, added in 1.71. Porsche still has the biggest European garage at 33, and Ferrari moved to 28 with the F355.

American brands

The USA has 79 cars. Infiniti sits here because the official list files it under the USA. The one-car brands are mostly custom shops and tuners. No American car arrived in 1.71 or 1.72.

What's new: every GT7 update in 2026

Every car below is checked against the official Update Notice for that version.

Update 1.72, 15 October 2026 (Spec IV Part 1)

Six cars, plus the new SUGO circuit and the Autopolis Shortcut Course layout:

The odd one out is the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo. The official list rates it at 2,010 HP, the highest power figure of any car added this year. At the other end, the 2 CV is listed at 28 HP. The RX-VISION GT3 EVO is the only new race car you can put straight into a Gr.3 lobby. Everything else in Spec IV Part 1 (Car Concierge, Vintage, SUGO, the new events) is in my Spec IV update guide, and the circuit has its own SUGO track guide.

Update 1.71, 20 August 2026

Four cars and no new track:

Two turbo Toyota sedans from 1997, a lightweight Caterham and an electric Hyundai. The new events were at Barcelona-Catalunya (GP Layout No Chicane), Suzuka and Kyoto Driving Park Yamagiwa.

Update 1.70, 11 June 2026

Five cars, all in Brand Central: BMW M Hybrid V8 '25, Ferrari 499P '23, Peugeot 9X8 '25, Porsche 963 '24 and the Porsche 911 Turbo S Safety Car (992). The first four are the modern Le Mans prototypes and all four are Gr.1 on the official list. The update also added Gr.1 Prototype Series events at Le Mans, Watkins Glen and Sardegna. My best Gr.1 cars guide covers where they sit against the older prototypes.

Update 1.69, 23 April 2026

Three cars: the Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau (964) '93 at Legend Cars, the Renault Twingo '93 at Used Cars and the Yangwang U9 '24 in Brand Central. The U9 brought a new brand to the game.

Update 1.68, 12 March 2026

Three cars: the Chevrolet Camaro 1969 Race-Mod and the Renault Captur S Edition TCe 140 '21 in Brand Central, and the Mazda ɛ̃fini RX-7 Type R (FD) '91 at Used Cars. This is also the update that revised GT7's Hagerty-based car pricing, with new prices applying the next time a car goes on sale.

Update 1.67, 29 January 2026

Three cars, all in Brand Central: the Hyundai ELANTRA N TC '24, the Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) '22 and the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra '25, Xiaomi's first car in the game.

That is 23 cars in six updates this year. Before that, Spec III (update 1.65, 4 December 2025) added eight cars and two circuits, Yas Marina and Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.

What's coming next: Spec IV Part 2

Polyphony's Spec IV announcement says the free update comes in two parts, October and December 2026, with two new circuits and 12 cars in total. Part 1 delivered SUGO and six cars. So Part 2 should bring the second circuit and the other six cars.

Polyphony has not published the Part 2 car list or an exact date yet. Its Spec IV announcement of 3 September 2026 already names Autumn Ring as the December circuit; the cars will come with the Update Notice. When Part 2 lands, the count on this page moves past 580.

Which cars to chase first

Don't try to collect all 580. Buy the ones that fit the races you actually run.

• Starting out: cheap, light, front or rear drive. My best starter cars guide lists them.
• Online racing: one good Gr.3 and one good Gr.4 car covers most daily races. The RX-VISION GT3 EVO is the newest Gr.3 option.
• Road cars: the picks in best road cars still hold, and the F355 and the Caterham R500 are the two road cars from this year I would look at first. A light car with no aids teaches you more about weight transfer than any hypercar.
• Top speed and silly power: the fastest cars list covers that end.
• Prototypes: the four 1.70 Le Mans cars. Coming from GT3 in real life, I find the modern prototype grid the most interesting thing Polyphony added this year.

Whatever you buy, a wheel changes how these cars feel. Check which wheels work with GT7 before spending credits on hardware.

FAQ

How many cars does GT7 have right now?

580, according to the official Gran Turismo 7 Car List on gran-turismo.com after update 1.72 (15 October 2026). They come from 77 manufacturers.

What cars came with GT7 update 1.72?

Six: Citroën 2 CV 6 Charleston '86, Ferrari F355 Berlinetta '94 and Honda Civic Si Group A version '87 at Used Cars; Honda Step WGN Spada Premium Line '23, Mazda RX-VISION GT3 EVO '26 and Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo in Brand Central.

Which brand has the most cars in GT7?

Toyota, with 45 cars on the official list. Nissan has 37, Porsche 33, Honda 31 and Ferrari 28.

Are there F1 cars in GT7?

Yes. The McLaren MP4/4 '88 is in the game, plus Super Formula single-seaters and Polyphony's own F1500T-A and F3500 formula cars. Full breakdown in my GT7 F1 cars guide.

Do GT7 car prices change?

Brand Central prices are fixed. Used Cars and Legend Cars stock rotates, and Legend prices are based on Hagerty data that Polyphony revises. That is why this list does not quote a price per car.

When is the next GT7 update?

Polyphony has announced Spec IV Part 2 for December 2026, with the remaining six of Spec IV's 12 cars. No exact date was published when I checked on 15 October 2026.

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