Gran Turismo

The 2018 BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo is more wagon than crossover and more coupe than wagon. With all-wheel drive as standard and a fastback-style rear hatch that offers more cargo space than a sedan, the GT rides in a lane that’s not quite anything else. This is the new BMW thing.

Ready player one? Gamers who’ve loved the Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo in the PlayStation game can now feast their eyes on the real thing. Audi has built a track-ready version of the e-tron to use as a race taxi in the all-electric Formula E series. Want a ride?

The Ultimate Vision Gran Turismo is a look at what McLaren sees as the future of sports cars, coupled with the kind of blue-sky thinking you can only enjoy in the video game world.

Gran Turismo has been making gamers feel like racing drivers since 1997. The franchise started on the original PlayStation and has followed through with appearances on the PS2 and PS3. Now it's the PS4's turn, with the latest version, Gran Turismo Sport, finally landing on the console this October.

Kia is upping its grand tourer stock at the 2017 North American International Auto Show in a big way. The all-new 2018 Stinger will hit the market later this year as the highest-performance car in the brand's history.

From lumbering off-road ​coupes to miniature people movers, no niche is off limits for the big automotive players these days. One vehicle to successfully adopt such a strategy is the BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo, a quasi-hatch, quasi-sedan quasimodo. Now, it's time for the hunchback to get a facelift.

From the PlayStation 1 original to the current PlayStation 3 game, few console titles are able to recreate the racing experience quite like Gran Turismo. We now know where the series will go next, with the announcement of Gran Turismo Sport for the PlayStation 4.

Having revealed its Vision Gran Turismo in digital form a couple of weeks ago, Bugatti has rolled out the real thing at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The show car on display at IFA serves as a design language stepping stone between the Veyron and Bugatti's next super sports car offering.

After a bit of teasing, Bugatti has revealed its Vision Gran Turismo video game car. Less new design and more made-over Veyron, the vehicle is designed for the fans and melds Bugatti's past and future into a hardcore track car.

Pebble Beach might sell more million dollar cars, Villa d'Este might be more exclusive, but the Goodwood Festival of Speed is without a shadow of doubt, the largest celebration of motoring's heritage on Planet Earth.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is the latest to present a Vision Gran Turismo extreme hypercar with a level of performance that can only exist in a video game. The single-seat SRT Tomahawk sports car develops nearly 2,600 hp from a hybrid powertrain.

The latest in a seemingly endless stream of Vision Gran Turismo concepts, the Peugeot Vision GT flashes radical styling and even more radical in-game performance.