- "Did I mention that this is a quite exclusive place? Only a chosen few drivers even get to hear about it."
- ―Sarah (GT7 release date trailer)
The logo of Brighton Antiques.
Brighton Antiques is one of car dealerships in Gran Turismo 7. Originally a fictional sponsor in Gran Turismo Sport, the name was later used for a third type of car dealership (the other two being Brand Central and Used Car Dealership, operated by Auto Plus) that caters to historic and legendary road and racing vehicles.
When the feature debuted in a GT7 trailer released in September 2021, the dealership appears to display five cars at a time; how the cars are refreshed and what cars can be purchased fron Brighton Antiques are yet to be known.
Gallery
The Brighton Antiques building, with Sarah introducing it to the player, as shown in the game's trailer released in September 2021.
The Brighton Antiques menu, displaying cars currently purchasable by the player. (This screenshot contains Japanese currency pegging and is subject to change.)
The interior of the Brighton Antiques building.
Trivia
The virtual garage building used during the 2020 (and 2021) FIAGTC World Finals; this building was later reused for Brighton Antiques.
- The Brighton Antiques building was originally the virtual garage building used in the 2020 FIA Gran Turismo Championships World Finals; the building was also used for 2021 FIAGTC streams.
- Additionally, the Moon Over the Castle rendition used in GT7's release date trailer was also originally from 2020 FIAGTC World Finals.
- Brighton Antiques may be based on classic car auction/collector companies such as RM Sotheby's, Bonhams, or Barrett-Jackson; however the way the player purchases the car from the dealership may appear to be a direct purchase like in the other two dealerships, instead of actual auctions.