The update brought the total number of playable cars to 71. The North American version of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue brought additional stock and tuned cars, increasing the game’s car list to 76 credited cars.

1197 cars

Gran Turismo 6 proudly boasts a list of 1197 cars that will be included in the game, and Eurogamer (amongst others) have even listed them for us. But for a while now, I’ve been a bit sceptical.

As far as I am concerned, the main difference is that GT5 career mode has the full set of enduros up to 24 hours. I like the shorter ones such as Grand Valley, Laguna and Nurburgring. GT6 has 24 minute enduros, which has its attractions of tire wear and fuel consumption, but not a real test of endurance.

To sell them, you’ll just need hover over the car that you wish to sell and select sell car. It really is that simple, and a sure fire way of earning back some credits. Just remember, there are certain cars that you won’t be able to sell.

Access garage in Gran Turismo Sport To access this, you’ll need to start the game and wait until the main menu loads. Next, simply scroll to the left and select change car. From here you should see a screen with all the cars that you currently own.

In GT Sport, every mile driven means extra rewards for you; with Mileage Exchange, you can trade in-game miles for a host of customization options for your driver avatar and vehicles within your Garage. You’ll still use the in-game credits earned from racing (or pre-ordering) to purchase cars.

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue is basically an extended demo of Gran Turismo 5. Gran Turismo 5: Prologue Spec III is an updated version of Prologue, with three new cars (Lotus Evora, GT by Citroen, Ferrari California), and probably some minor bug fixes.