The Realism of Vision Gran Turismo Vehicles

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I am getting increasingly tired of the statements that the 'performance stated for Vision Gran Turismo vehicles is only possible in a video game'. It is ignorant of the capabilities of technology and makes otherwise reputable groups seem incompetent of it.

Therefore, rather than my original plan of a Youtube rant (because the world needs more of those), I ask you all to come against the VGT roster with the full force of the internet's arguing ability to thoroughly vet that VGT's are not vaporware. Or maybe prove why.

[Wild Dog]

Well. The upcoming SRT Tomahawk X isn't possible in real life, yet, is it? In 10 or 20 years time, definitely, but not know?

I personally love to see the VGT cars - makes one wonder about what racing might look like in the near future.

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Originally Posted by Wild Dog

Well. The upcoming SRT Tomahawk X isn't possible in real life, yet, is it? In 10 or 20 years time, definitely, but not know?

I personally love to see the VGT cars - makes one wonder about what racing might look like in the near future.

I'm glad that was mentioned first. Might I introduce a car with very similar statistics, the TranStar Racing Dagger GT series.

http://www.gtr-xs.com/#daggerinformation

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TranStar is optimistic, no.

Moving on myself, the Peugeot's P:W ratio has been called excessive, and the power being delivered from such a small powerplant impossible (have we learned nothing from Honda c.1988), but Seb Loeb's Pikes Peak 405 T16 has identical power, weight, and powertrain size and configuration.

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*208 T16:

wrong Peugeot Pikes Peak Special

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And we have 2 more wonderful VGT's coming soon. The Bugatti and Hyundai. Theyre fantastic imo. The Hyundai is powered by theoretical duel hydrogen fuel cells and a capacitor. The Bugatti is like the XX cars of Ferrari.