Gran Turismo 7's Legend Car Dealership has introduced a collection of classic cars with unmatched elegance and unforgettable historical wins. And while these legendary cars appear in the dealership for a limited time and are available at exorbitant rates, their popularity drives up their demand.
So, if you are looking to splash out on a glamorous garage in Gran Turismo 7, here are the top 10 best legendary cars to look out for.
Top 10 Best Legendary Cars in Gran Turismo 7
#1 McLaren F1 GTR – BMW ‘95
The McLaren F1 GTR – BMW ‘95 holds rich history in its steering wheel. For starters, it has won both the first season of 24 Hours Le Mans and the BPR series. In addition, its driver, Masanori Sekiya, marked the first time a Japanese Driver won in the 1995 Le Mans race.
Its designer, Gordon Murray, was not eager to participate in races. Thankfully, he agreed to work on the McLaren F1 GTR to tune it for racing, thus creating history.
As for its presence in Gran Turismo 7, the McLaren F1 GTR – BMW ‘95 is viable for both offline and online races, although it performs better in the former category. Moreover, its handling and power are well-suited for races.
#2 Mercedes-Benz S Barker Tourer ‘29
The Mercedes-Benz S Barker Tourer ‘29 will have you look twice. Its sheer beauty is unmatched, alongside being considered the first-ever Mercedes-Benz sports car to exist. Not only does it work its magic on countryside roads, but it also drives phenomenally on race tracks.
One of the most memorable moments for this vehicle is its victory at the 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance with unparalleled performance. Not to forget, it's a popular legendary car in Gran Turismo 7 to cruise around in, and also to take to races, as it supposedly can win you a Le Mans 700.
#3 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring Berlinetta ’38
Thanks to its eight-cylinder engine, this car bears the 8C designation. Back in the day, the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring Berlinetta ’38 was known as one of the fastest and most elegant cars in the racing world. And while these two attributes made it a sought-after racing car in its yesteryears, the Alfa Romeo 8C still makes a name for itself in the racing circuits.
Currently, owning the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring Berlinetta ’38 in Gran Turismo 7 is more of a bragging right than anything else. That being said, this vehicular beauty is still an ideal choice for races.
#4 Ferrari 330 P4 ’67
The Ferrari 330 P4 ’67 cemented this vehicle's name in the history of motorsports by participating in the Ford Le Mans. Not only does this car's '67 version offer fantastic race results from its V12 engine and 7900 RPM, but it also looks fantastic in your garage.
What makes it a legendary car in Gran Turismo 7 is how exceptionally well Polyphony Digital Inc. has replicated its classic revving sound when the engine starts.
However, the only drawback of the Ferrari 330 P4 ’67 in Gran Turismo 7 is its in-game price (20 million). Not to forget, this car is vital for completing the Three Legendary Cars Trophy. Thankfully, it is a fun car to drive around, and worth its price in the end.
#5 BMW McLaren F1 GTR Race Car ’97
The entire F1 Series by McLaren Racing occurred after the company realized the grandeur of creating one of the best racing cars there is. In fact, the stock F1 had to be, in game terms, "nerfed" to participate in the Le Mans Race. Moreover, not only does this F1 car reign supreme in races, but it is also a car to drive in public, making it quite an eye-candy.
Given its powerful and fantastic build, the BMW McLaren F1 GTR Race Car ’97 is an expensive and high-performing choice in Gran Turismo 7. You can drive it for both offline and online games.
#6 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (W194) ’52
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The Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (W194) ’52 is the poster child of racing and vehicular technology. This is the first Mercedes car to win the Le Mans race. Interestingly, only 10,300 SL (W194) ’52 were created, which made it a rare collectible back in the day, and currently in Gran Turismo 7.
Not to forget, the 300 SL (W194) ’52's slightly erratic power makes it nearly uncontrollable, with a few unwanted drifts. Thankfully, its decent handling makes up for it. Thanks to its drawbacks, the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (W194) ’52 isn't a fitting race car in Gran Turismo 7, but rather a collector's vehicle that you can take for casual drives.
#7 Porsche 917K ’70
What makes the Porsche 917K ’70 stand out is its utterly splendid beauty, enough to make non-car lovers recognize its presence. It came into the limelight after the car won the 1970 Le Mans race for Porsche.
The 'K' in the Porsche 917K ’70 stands for 'Kurz', which means short in German. In 1969, Porsche debuted its 917 model, after which the shorter 917K version was introduced in the 1970s.
What makes the Porsche 917K ’70 worth picking up is its remarkable design. However, performance-wise, it has similar stats to most other cars within its range.
#8 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe ’64
The Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe ’64 has made a name for itself by winning some of the most significant titles in the world of motorsports. This car, moreover, has only six copies manufactured, making it one of the rarest racing vehicles to grace the roads.
In Gran Turismo 7, however, the '64 Shelby Cobra does not fare well without some fine-tuning. Not to forget, its power makes it a challenging vehicle to maneuver around corners. Hence, it is best to get this car as a collectible, as it might be difficult to win offline or online races with a Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe ’64.
#9 Ferrari 250 GTO ’62
The Ferrari 250 GTO ’62 was created specifically for the GT Class International Championship, and was able to break the boundaries between a racing car and a public road car.
Due to its popularity as a road car, the Ferrari 250 GTO ’62 gained substantial traction from petrol car-lovers around the world. Now, the GTO ’62 does win you some classic races, but does not fare well in competitive racing. Thankfully, it is a unique car that deserves a place in your garage due to the rich history it carries on real-life racing and public tracks.
#10 McLaren F1 ‘94
The 3-seater McLaren F1 ‘94 is truly a legendary vehicle in modern times. It is by far one of the most perfect supercars to exist, not to forget, a favorite childhood racing car for most gamers.
As for its presence in Gran Turismo 7, the McLaren F1 ‘94 dominates in control and power. In addition, it is a fantastic combination of a race car and a road car, which attracts a massive fan base.
This concludes the list of the 10 best legendary cars in Gran Turismo 7. These classic vehicles not only bring in the classic old school and modern car designs, but also powerful engines with a rich history on the tracks.
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