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Gran Turismo 7 best starter car – which car should you pick first?

Ready to race? Gran Turismo 7’s first challenge is picking the best starter cars from its selection of compact superminis

Gran Turismo 7 Best Starter Cars: Three cars, a red Mazda, an orange Toyota, and a blue Honda, in a courtyard

With over 400 cars available at launch, 97 circuits spread across 34 locations, and a whole world of motorsport to explore, Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo 7 is an impressive new entry in PlayStation’s iconic racing game series. When you buckle up and get ready to race, one challenge you’ll be faced with is picking one of the best starter cars in Gran Turismo 7.

Picking your first car isn’t going to be easy, but Gran Turismo 7 is here to help you along the way. There are a few things you can look out for when shopping for your next set of wheels and there are a lot of stats to dive into if you really know your stuff. Either way, when you begin the campaign, you’ll be able to pick up the keys to your very first car. The car you buy might not be fast enough to break any lap records, but it puts you behind the wheel and gets you racing.

To help you out, here’s our recommendation of the three options available. Are you ready to race? Here is the best starter car in Gran Turismo 7.

Gran Turismo 7 best starter car

The best starter car in Gran Turismo 7 is the Toyota Aqua S ’11, which has the highest Performance Points rating out of the three eligible starter cars in the game.

Just like in Gran Turismo 6, every car in Gran Turismo 7 is attributed a Performance Points rating. With every car being a different weight and boasting different levels of engine power and handling, PP ratings are the best way to quickly judge which cars are generally better than others.

While it’s hardly a rocket ship with just 349.25 PP, the Aqua S is the best car at the beginning of the game you can afford with the 20,000 credits you’ll have. The other two starter cars are the Honda Fit Hybrid ‘14 and the Mazda Demio XD Touring ‘15. There isn’t much to separate this three in terms of price and performance, but the Suzuki does appear to be the slightly quicker option.

Well, there you have it – everything we know about the best starter cars in Gran Turismo 7. If you’re looking to snazz up your starter car, Gran Turismo 7 is offering players thousands of customisation options and plenty of ways to tweak and tune your car as you see fit.