Fans of the popular racing video game series have been treated to over 100 new cars added in the latest update for Gran Turismo 7. Sony Interactive Entertainment and Polyphony Digital announced the arrival of more cars for free, bringing the total to 526 cars. Among the new additions are some big names, such as the Unimog Type 411 from Mercedes-Benz, Peugeot 205 GTI, and the first-generation BMW Z4. German companies were the first to set trends in 1945, when former head of production of the company’s aircraft engine, Albert Friedrich, tried to design a “universal engine for agriculture.” This led to 75 years of history, with more powerful engines, reinforced chassis, different bodywork, and up to 12 different models that could add as many accessories as imaginable. Another German car is known for its elegance. In 2003, the Munich-based company produced the first version with a straight-six engine, with a chassis and bodywork that gave it an ideal weight distribution, as well as the most important technology at the time, with power steering or DCC, which modified the steering feel and accelerator when the sport mode was set. Representing France is a masterpiece that became a rallying legend. In 1983, they stopped production of the 104, bringing along a new successful compact car with modern looks and a comfortable interior, but it became a hit with the Turbo 16 model in Group B, the predecessor of this car with an engine output of more than 128 hp and weighing only 900 kilograms. Additionally, Gran Turismo 7 receives another GT Cafe alongside Peugeot, and Mazda 3 Gr.4, Sunday Cup Classic at the short track of the Red Bull Ring, European Sunday Cup 400 at the reverse track of Gran Valley, and European FR Challenge 550 at the east side of Lake Maggiore. Meanwhile, a new generation of AI will arrive at Monza and the Sardegna – B street circuit.
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