With GRID Legends getting closer to launch, we've taken a look at the complete car list. Here are all of the cars that we currently know will be in GRID Legends at launch.
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GRID Legends is the latest game in the GRID series, launching on the 25th of February 2022. It looks to be one of the best games in the long-running series and for the first time includes a live-action single-player campaign.
While we have a little time before we get to launch, I thought we should look at the complete GRID Legends car list. Below we will run through every car that has currently been announced for GRID Legends.
There may be more cars added to this list as we get closer to launch, so we will keep this guide updated regularly.
Currently, we know of 71 cars that will be in GRID Legends at launch. These include a combination of real-world and fictional cars. These cars span across a wide range of racing disciplines including;
As mentioned above, there is a wide range of racing disciplines included in GRID Legends. These include track-based disciplines such as touring cars and open-wheeled cars.
But there are also a lot of other types of racing included. We’ll be able to race trucks and compete in drifting and track day events.
The Best F1 24 Racing WheelsGRID Legends will also include electric cars which are often left out of racing games.
GRID has been a game franchise that has always had an extremely good damage model. GRID Legends will be no different and will include a full damage model across all car models.
Below is a complete list of every car that is confirmed to be in GT7 so far. This could always grow between now and launch day so check back regularly for updates.
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