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==Acquisition== |
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===GT Sport=== |
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| − | This car can be purchased in the Toyota section of Brand Central for 450,000 Credits. |
+ | This car can be purchased in the Toyota section of Brand Central for 450,000 Credits. It can also be obtained by signing a Manufacturer's Series contract with Toyota, which is valid for one Manufacturer's Series season and allows the car to be used in Manufacturer's Series races. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*The sound of the car may suggest a high-revving turbocharged inline-4, similar to Super GT cars. |
*The sound of the car may suggest a high-revving turbocharged inline-4, similar to Super GT cars. |
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*Compared to the original Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo, this Gr.3 variant is not a hybrid, which may explain the reduced power. |
*Compared to the original Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo, this Gr.3 variant is not a hybrid, which may explain the reduced power. |
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| − | *In pre-release screenshots, the door-side decals has Toyota text instead of Toyota Gazoo Racing logos. |
+ | *In pre-release screenshots, the door-side decals has Toyota text instead of Toyota Gazoo Racing logos. The Toyota text on the rear is larger. |
*In version 1.45, a bug existed where the car's default number plate would disappear on the car's default livery and when the Default number plate option was selected on the [[Livery Editor]]. This was fixed in version 1.50. |
*In version 1.45, a bug existed where the car's default number plate would disappear on the car's default livery and when the Default number plate option was selected on the [[Livery Editor]]. This was fixed in version 1.50. |
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| + | * This car was used to represent Daihatsu during the Manufacturer's Exhibition race held at 2019 Gran Turismo World Tour in Tokyo (coinciding with 2019 Tokyo Motor Show), as Daihatsu does not have a Gr.3 car. The livery the car used in the race is based on Daihatsu's racing livery, as used in the cars like [[Daihatsu Storia Rally Car]] in GT2. |
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==Notes== |
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Revision as of 03:54, 11 February 2020
The Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo Gr.3 is a race car produced by Toyota. It first appears in Gran Turismo Sport.
This car is an alternate version of the Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo, which was adapted to fit in the Gr.3 class, where cars based on FIA GT3 regulations are competing.
Acquisition
GT Sport
This car can be purchased in the Toyota section of Brand Central for 450,000 Credits. It can also be obtained by signing a Manufacturer's Series contract with Toyota, which is valid for one Manufacturer's Series season and allows the car to be used in Manufacturer's Series races.
Trivia
- The interior of this car (as compared to the original variant which recycles the one from the road car) now features a more realistic, race-ready interior.
- The sound of the car may suggest a high-revving turbocharged inline-4, similar to Super GT cars.
- Compared to the original Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo, this Gr.3 variant is not a hybrid, which may explain the reduced power.
- In pre-release screenshots, the door-side decals has Toyota text instead of Toyota Gazoo Racing logos. The Toyota text on the rear is larger.
- In version 1.45, a bug existed where the car's default number plate would disappear on the car's default livery and when the Default number plate option was selected on the Livery Editor. This was fixed in version 1.50.
- This car was used to represent Daihatsu during the Manufacturer's Exhibition race held at 2019 Gran Turismo World Tour in Tokyo (coinciding with 2019 Tokyo Motor Show), as Daihatsu does not have a Gr.3 car. The livery the car used in the race is based on Daihatsu's racing livery, as used in the cars like Daihatsu Storia Rally Car in GT2.