Gallery: Automakers Dream Up Some Seriously Wild Cars for Gran Turismo 6
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Subaru Viziv: Under this hybrid Scooby's hood is a turbocharged 2-liter, Subaru-style horizontally-opposed boxer engine making 591 horsepower. Three electric motors feed the wheels, and lights over each fender illuminate when each wheel receives torque vectoring.
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Nissan Concept 2020: At 186 mph, the rear wing raises to produce over 800 pounds of digital downforce and keep the 2020 on the ground. Power comes from a hybrid with a twin-turbo V6 and three electric motors.
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BMW VGT: Clad in the red and blue race color scheme, this Bimmer runs on a 3-liter six cylinder that’ll make 541 horsepower. 50:50 weight distribution and rear wheel-drive will make it easy to lose the tail as needed.
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Volkswagen GTI Roadster: This VW gets 503 hp from a 3-liter twin-turbo VR6 engine paired with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission. We like the low-cut windshield for the roadster experience.
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Aston Martin DP-100: From the hands of Aston’s design head Marek Reichman, the Design Prototype 100 is a twin-turbocharged mid-engine track beast with a V12 pumping out 800 hp.
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Mercedes-Benz AMG VGT: This long-hooded grand tourer brings us back to the 300 SL. If that real-life legend had an AMG V8 making 577 hp.
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Chevrolet Chaparral 2X: As ridiculous as you'd expect from racing brand of old, the Chaparral 2X is powered by shock wave-producing laser (yes) that give the car a zero-to-60 time of 1.5 seconds.
