Turn10 and Microsoft have revealed the last vehicles – from the game’s 700 vehicle roster – that will be included in Forza Motorsport 7. Forza Motorsport 7 will feature classic racers like the 1966 Ford #2 GT40 Mk II Le Mans and the 1991 Mazda #18 Mazdaspeed 787B, among many others legendary race cars.
Moreover, players can get their hands on cars like the Renault R.S.17, SRT #91 SRT Motorsport GTS-R, SUBARU #75 WRX STI VT15r Rally Car, Mazda #62 Mazda Motorsport RX-7 and Lancia Stratos HF Group 4.
Here is the last list of vehicles for Forza Motorsport 7.
- 2015 Alumi Craft Class 10 Race Car
- 1986 Audi #2 Audi Sport quattro S1
- 1989 Audi #4 Audi 90 quattro IMSA GTO
- 2011 Audi #2 Audi Sport Team Joest R15++ TDI
- 2012 Audi #1 Audi Sport Team Joest R18 e-tron quattro
- 2014 Audi #2 Audi Team Joest R18 e-tron quattro
- 2014 Audi #45 Flying Lizard Motorsports R8 LMS ultra
- 2014 Audi #67 Rotek Racing S3 Saloon
- 2017 Bentley #17A LIQUI MOLY M-Sport Continental GT3
- 1975 BMW #25 BMW Motorsport 3.0 CSL
- 1979 BMW #6 BMW Motorsport M1 Procar
- 1999 BMW #15 BMW Motorsport V12 LMR
- 1999 BMW #16 BMW Motorsport V12 LMR
- 2009 BMW #92 Rahal Letterman Racing M3 GT2
- 2014 BMW #5 eBay Motors 125i M Sport
- 2014 BMW #55 BMW Team RLL Z4 GTE
- 2014 BMW #56 BMW Team RLL Z4 GTE
- 1967 Brabham BT24
- 1966 Chaparral #66 Chaparral Cars 2E
- 2010 Chevrolet #55 Level 5 Motorsports ORECA FLM09
- 2010 Chevrolet #89 Intersport Racing Oreca FLM09
- 2010 Chevrolet #99 Green Earth Team Gunnar Oreca FLM09
- 2011 Chevrolet #4 Corvette Racing ZR1
- 2014 Chevrolet #3 Corvette Racing Corvette C7.R
- 2014 Chevrolet #4 ROAL Motorsport RML Cruze TC1 WTCC
- 2015 Chevrolet #10 Konica Minolta Corvette Daytona Prototype
- 1979 Datsun #33 Bob Sharp Racing 280ZX Turbo
- 2014 Dodge #93 SRT Motorsports Viper GTS-R
- 1967 Eagle-Weslake T1G
- 1966 Ford #2 GT40 Mk II Le Mans
- 1981 Ford #2 Zakspeed Racing Capri Turbo
- 1981 Ford #55 Liqui Moly equipe Capri Turbo
- 2013 Ford Formula Ford EcoBoost 200
- 2014 Ford #11 Rockstar F-150 Trophy Truck
- 2014 Ford Ranger T6 Rally Raid
- 2015 Ford #02 Chip Ganassi Racing Riley Mk XXVI Daytona Prototype
- 2015 Ford #17 Xbox Racing Ford Falcon FG X
- 2015 Ford #5 Pepsi Max Crew PRA Falcon FG X
- 2016 Ford #55 Supercheap Falcon FG X
- 2016 Ford #66 Ford Racing GT Le Mans
- 2016 Ford GYMKHANA 9 Focus RS RX
- 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor Race Truck
- 2015 Holden #14 Freightliner Racing VF Commodore
- 2015 Holden #22 Holden Racing Team VF Commodore
- 2016 Holden #22 HRT Sharkbite VF Commodore
- 2015 Holden #97 Tekno Autosports VF Commodore
- 2014 Honda #2 Castrol Honda Civic WTCC
- 2014 Honda #5 Zengo Motorsport Civic WTCC
- 2014 Jaguar #14 Emil Frey GT3 Jaguar XK
- 1988 Jaguar #1 Jaguar Racing XJR-9
- 1988 Jaguar #60 Castrol Jaguar Racing XJR-9
- 1980 Lancia #31 Lancia Corse Beta Montecarlo Turbo
- 1975 Lancia Stratos HF Group 4
- 1985 Lancia Delta S4 Group B
- 1969 Lola #10 Simoniz Special T163
- 1969 Lola #6 Penske Sunoco T70 MkIIIB
- 2010 Mazda #16 Mazda Racing B09/86
- 2010 Mazda #16 Dyson Racing B09/86
- 1991 Mazda #18 Mazdaspeed 787B
- 1991 Mazda #55 Mazda 787B
- 1991 Mazda #62 Mazda Motorsport RX-7
- 2014 Mazda #70 SpeedSource Lola B12/80
- 2015 Mazda Formula Mazda
- 2015 Mercedes-Benz #24 Tankpool24 Racing Truck
- 2017 Mercedes-Benz #33 Mac Tools Ciceley Motorsports A-Class (A45)
- 2011 Mercedes-Benz #35 Black Falcon SLS AMG GT3
- 1989 Mercedes-Benz #63 Team Sauber-Mercedes C9
- 2014 Mercedes-Benz #84 HTP Motorsport SLS AMG GT3
- 2015 Mercedes-Benz #9 Erebus Motorsport E63 AMG V8 Supercar
- 1990 Mercury #15 Whistler Radar Cougar XR-7
- 2013 MINI X-RAID All4 Racing Countryman
- 1994 Nissan #75 Cunningham Racing 300ZX
- 2015 Nissan #23 GT-R LM NISMO
- 2014 Nissan #23 NISMO MOTUL AUTECH GT-R
- 1991 Nissan #23 Nissan R91CP
- 1969 Nissan #21 Nissan Racing R382
- 2011 Peugeot #10 Team Matmut 908
- 1993 Peugeot #3 Peugeot Talbot Sport 905 EVO 1C
- 2009 Peugeot #9 Peugeot Sport Total 908
- 2015 Formula E #2 Virgin Racing VIR 01E
- 2015 Formula E #21 Mahindra M2Electro
- 2015 Formula E #23 Venturi 1
- 2015 Formula E #6 Dragon Racing Spark SRT_01E
- 2015 Formula E #99 NEXTEV TCR FE01
- 2016 RJ Anderson #37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 Truck
- 2016 SUBARU #199 WRX STI VT15r Rally Car
- 2016 SUBARU #75 WRX STI VT15r Rally Car
- 1993 Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck
- 1992 Toyota #99 All American Racers Toyota Eagle Mk III
- 2013 SRT #91 SRT Motorsport GTS-R
- 2014 Volvo #1 Volvo Polestar Racing S60 STCC
- 2014 Volvo #13 Volvo Polestar Racing S60 STCC
- 1970 Volkswagen #1107 Desert Dingo Racing Stock Bug
- 2014 Volkswagen Beetle GRC
- 2017 Chevrolet #2 Team Penske IndyCar
- 2017 Chevrolet #24 Hendrick Motorsports Mountain Dew Super Sport
- 2017 Chevrolet #24 Hendrick Motorsports NAPA Super Sport
- 2017 Chevrolet #24 Hendrick Motorsports KBB Super Sport
- 2017 Chevrolet #4 AJ Foyt Enterprises IndyCar
- 2017 Formula E #11 ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport FE02
- 2017 Formula E #28 MS Amlin Andretti ATEC-02
- 2017 Formula E #33 Techeetah Z.E. 16
- 2017 Formula E #47 Panasonic Jaguar Racing I-Type 1
- 2017 Formula E #9 Renault e.Dams Z.E 16
- 2017 Ford #17 Shell V-Power Racing Team Falcon FG X
- 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor Race Truck
- 2017 Holden #22 Walkinshaw Performance VF Commodore
- 2017 Honda #5 Schmidt Peterson Motorsports IndyCar
- 2017 Honda #9 Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar
- 2017 Nissan #23 Nissan Motorsport Altima
- 2017 Renault R.S.17
- 2016 Toyota #18 Joe Gibbs Racing M&Ms Camry
- 2016 Toyota #18 Joe Gibbs Racing Snickers Camry
- 2016 Toyota #18 Joe Gibbs Racing Skittles Camry
- 2016 Ford #22 Team Penske Pennzoil Fusion
- 2016 Ford #22 Team Penske Duralast GT Fusion
- 2016 Ford #22 Team Penske Autotrader Fusion
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I can’t wait to drive the 1992 Toyota #99 All American Racers Toyota Eagle Mk III!!! That is new to the series and is a beast of a car. Plus this bodes well for the coming DLC as pretty much every car that has been in the Forza franchise is in this game already. Meaning that pretty much all of the upcoming Car Packs will be new cars to the series! I can’t wait!!!
Elephant in the room guys, where are the Japan tracks? As a previous Gran Turismo player I find it absolutely ridiculous to not have any in the game. Fuji, Tsukuba and Suzuka are pretty important IMHO
It has Suzuka.
Can’t wait for new Forza 7… i’m ready for ultra details 4K 60fps.
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Official requirements for Forza 7 ultra details native 4k 60 fps:
– Xbox One X
– PC with Core i7 6700K 4Ghz+ with GTX 1080
Even 2 years older Forza 6 Apex have heavy requirements for 4K
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Xbox X run Forza 7 with maximum details 4K 60fps at 88% of own power. This console is not faster than GTX 1080 but its better optimized
LOL… Forza 7 is native 4K 60fps ultra details on Xbox X. This game is designed as 4K native for Xbox X as proof of console power 🙂
LOL… Forza 7 is full 8 million pixels ultra details at 4K 60fps… even with some effects not available on PC version such as HDR, 3D cube reflections and more
LOL.. This game is designed for Xbox X as native 4K game… and downgraded on PC (removed HDR etc)
LOL… This game is developed on Xbox devkit like any other Xbox game (24 GB GDDR5 video memory, 8 TFLOPS, OLED display with debug information )
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LOL… you can’t create games on PC because current PC graphics cards have too little memory. Xbox devkit have 24 GB of GDDR5 video memory which is needed to create games for Xbox X (12 GB).
During development games use a lot more memory than final version so you need at least 16-20 GB of video memory. There are no PC graphics cards with more than 12 GB of video memory. This is main reason why devkit use 24 GB of GDDR5 video memory 🙂
You um….very clearly have no idea how games are made.
Nobody considered that this is a very dedicated troll?
“Xbox X run Forza 7… at 88% of own power”
So your beloved Microsoft’s next console is nearly maxed out before it’s even been released! gg
Stop trying to inflate the potential of a $500 console. Unplug from M$’s marketing brainwashing campaign.
If you buy a $500 console you’ll get $500 of performance. The Xbox is just a fancy case with 2-3yo computer hardware inside of it with software developers optimizing the HELL out of their games to try and make the hardware look better than it is.
Consoles will always be a lousy dollar to performance investment.
You’re back here yet again to shill for Microsoft!
What a waste of $500.
It’ll be a lot more money than just $500 when one takes into account that,
– it’s a mid-gen console update so that’s a requirement of two consoles purchased within the past 4 or so years.
– the not inconsiderable annual fee paid to Microsoft to remove their online gaming paywall multiplied by the number of years this console generation lasts
– significantly higher game prices on console relative to PC
So for the first two expenses alone that’s a further circa $900 which brings the subtotal to $1400 and that’s without having purchased a single game.
Yup.
The last console I played on exclusively was SNES. I got my kids a PS3 and 360 in 2008. I finished 3 games on those platforms in the time we had them until they started to collect dust and I put them on Craigslist less than two years later.
They’re just not good dollar to value propositions. Branded PCs made specifically for gaming, for me, are a waste.
Console gamers for some reason don’t understand that there is absolutely no barrier of entry into console gaming; PC gamers are PC gamers because we choose to be, because the prospect of consoles aren’t enough to sway us. Too many limitations, too many compromises and being trapped in a monopolized walled garden is anti-consumer to the point I’ll never own another console. There’s no need.
Indeed. I own and enjoy gaming on a large amount of consoles (largely due to being a keen retro gamer) but the glory days of consoles are long gone. With the possible exception of Nintendo Switch as an outlier, today’s consoles are nothing more than chronically underpowered gaming PCs with a host of annoyances, limitations and obscene business practices.
Long gone are the days when consoles had their own identity, unique appeal and ease of use practicality. For all of Switch’s limitations (and there are many), I’ll credit Nintendo for at least managing to keep things a little more simple like consoles always once used to be, i.e. plug and play gaming with little in the way of the extra hassles seen on competitors’ consoles. That said, Nintendo are soon to be introducing their own mandatory subscription scheme on Switch to play online so, sadly to say, they’ve also become a fully paid up member of the peasantry.
The last console I truly marvelled at was Sega Dreamcast and possibly also Nintendo GameCube. Things first started to go downhill, albeit very gradually at first, from the moment Microsoft entered the console industry with the original Xbox and it reached its nadir with their plans for Xbone which they were forced into backtracking on.
I’ll happily play on my consoles (played some Vectrex and Atari Lynx yesterday) but for current-gen gaming I just don’t see the point of consoles any more when PC does it so much better. Thanks to the advent of a more stable OS (Windows 7 onwards) and the unifying force that is Steam, PC gaming has gone from strength to strength. Pretty much all non-Nintendo game franchises that were once to be found only on consoles now appear on PC and I certainly don’t see the point of buying a Sony console for the tiny number of worthwhile exclusives they have.
Other than for children younger than, say, ten years’ old (who’ll likely be content with mobile gaming, anyway) and perhaps also the mentally infirm I don’t see the point in consoles today when another vastly superior option is so easily available.
You don’t know if a 1080 is needed to run the game at 4K @ 60 fps, despite official requirements. Also, FM6 Apex is a different game.
12 GB is not just for video memory on the XBOX ONE X and 4K won’t be native.
You further added unnecessary extras to the PC to increase its total cost to suit your argument better. There’s no need to spend $260 on a case, no need for xbox gamepad+ wifi for $60, no need to pay $100 for a W10 license and no need for a 4K player; that’s $510 less right there.
Forza needs less cars and more guns and parkour.