Speed and Performance

The GR GT is designed as a "road-legal race car," built to deliver raw speed and excitement.

• Powertrain: 4.0L twin-turbo V8 hybrid system
• Power Output: Around 641 hp (650 PS) and 627 lb-ft (850 Nm) of torque
• 0–60 mph: Roughly 2.9–3.2 seconds, depending on grip and terrain
• Transmission: 8-speed automatic with a wet-start clutch in a rear transaxle for balanced handling
• Top Speed: Exceeds 199 mph (320 km/h)

This car isn’t just fast in a straight line; it’s built for aggressive, high-speed gameplay that rewards precision.

Handling and Driving Dynamics

Thanks to real-world data used in development, the GR GT captures a front-mid-engine feel with excellent balance:

• Weight Distribution: 45:55 front-to-rear, giving a slightly rear-biased feel perfect for tight corners
• Chassis & Suspension: Aluminum space-frame with double-wishbone suspension front and rear
• Cornering & Stability: Tuned for linear response and control, whether on winding tōge roads or smooth race tracks
• Aerodynamics: Focused on cooling and efficiency first, creating a car that slices through corners without sacrificing speed

Players will notice its predictable yet responsive behavior, which makes pushing it near the limit thrilling but manageable.

Features That Shine in Horizon 6

• Customization: Upgrade both performance and visual flair with Forza’s deep tuning options
• Authentic Engine Sound: Recorded from multiple points on the real prototype to deliver a visceral V8 roar
• Unique Race Events: Special scenarios like racing a Shinkansen bullet train highlight its speed and handling

Verdict

The GR GT Prototype in Horizon 6 isn’t just a showpiece—it’s a driver’s car. Its combination of blistering speed, precise handling, and attention to detail makes it one of the most exciting cars to hit the festival roads in years. Whether you’re tackling sharp mountain passes or blasting down long highways, this car is an adrenaline-packed joy to drive.