Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.41 Removes Popular Money Glitch

A few weeks after the spectacular Spec II update, another surprise Gran Turismo 7 update has rolled out. Available to download now on PS5 and PS4 and weighing in at 457 MB, update 1.41 brings various bug fixes and removes a popular money glitch. Polyphony has shared more details in the Gran Turismo update 1.41 patch notes.

Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.41 removes popular money glitch

Unlike Spec II, update 1.41 doesn’t add any new cars, circuits, or races. Instead, the hotfix addresses numerous game issues and removes a popular money glitch introduced in Spec II.

In Spec II, Polyphony increased credit rewards based on Collector level and Circuit Experience completion levels, with payouts increasing up to 400% for experienced players. This also enabled an exploit where you could race a modified Abarth 595 against a field of detuned Tomahawk Xs around Daytona to earn millions of credits.

Using this money glitch would earn around four million credits per hour. This was by far the easiest way to earn money fast in GT7. Unfortunately, update 1.41 removes this money glitch, so if you haven’t taken advantage yet, you’re out of luck.

Additionally, update 1.41 fixes issues with the GT Auto shop, Sport Driver Ratings, and controller vibrations. You can find the full Gran Turismo 7 update 1.41 patch notes below.

After this, we expect GT7’s final content update of the year to arrive in mid-December. Last year’s Christmas update added five cars including the Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo single-seater concept, so we could get another Vision GT car.

Gran Turismo 7 update 1.41 patch notes

Improvements and Adjustments

1. World Circuits
- We repaired an issue in which Performance Points (PP) that determine selected rival cars and bonus rewards did not reflect car characteristics after tuning in Quick Races and Custom Races.

2. GT Auto
- We fixed an issue where on certain cars with a custom wing fitted, the end plates of the wing may not have been colored correctly when painting the whole car in the Livery Editor.

3. Sport
- The issue in which the value of the Driver Rating (DR) could be seen going down in certain instances even if this was not the case has been addressed.

4. Controller
- We fixed an issue in which vibrations were not output correctly when the value of the "Vibration Strength" under the Options menu was set to 130 or higher with the following controllers:

- DualSense Wireless Controller (PS5 version only.)
- Thrustmaster T-GT / T-GT II
- Logitech G G923
- Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel

Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get the latest racing game news and deals straight to your inbox!