If you like fast cars, Gran Turismo Sport has got your back! These ten cars break records.
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10 of the fastest cars in Gran Turismo Sport
The Audi R18 TDI is a prototype car used for endurance races, the most notable being the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Marcel Fässler, André Lotterer and Benoît Tréluyer won the traditional event in 2011 piloting this vehicle. Well-known for its exceptionally low center of gravity and great airflow, a great build on this car will get you soaring. 
Developed using Formula 1 technology, the Enzo Ferrari was named after the founder of the marque. With a powerful V12 (6L) engine that was designed for this model in particular and its ultra-leight weight, it’s one of the fastest cars in the game at a max speed of 355 kph (221 mph). Buying one in Gran Turismo Sport will set you back 1,000,000 credits. 
The Mazda LM55 is another virtual concept sports car originally developed for Gran Turismo 6. The was designed especially for endurance races. The Mazda LM55 is an extremely light car that boasts an amazing ratio when it comes to power versus weight. With the right setups, it can reach up to 465 kph (290 mph). 
The Dodge SRT Tomahawk GTS-R is a virtual sports supercar designed to be used specifically for racing. It is the lightest car within the Tomahawk class, meant to be a look into the future of racing. With 1,449 hp, it is almost more rocket than car. 
The virtual racing car, Hyundai N2025, first appeared in Gran Turismo Sport. Featuring a low center of gravity compared to other cars in its category and a lot of power, the Hyundai N2025 is a look ahead to what the Hyundai ‘N’ series might bring in the future. For now, it’s a darn exceptional car in Gran Turismo Sport. 
From the mind of Argentinian car designer Horacio Pagani, the Pagani Huayra is the successor to the Pagani Zonda. With a blinding top speed of 360 kph (220 mph), the Pagani Huayra '11 is still one of the fastest mid-engine sports cars driving around today. The Huayra is also one of the more expensive cars in Gran Turismo Sport, available for as many as 1,350,000 credits. 
The Dodge SRT S is another take on the Tomahawk concept. The car designed for Gran Turismo aims to be the most approachable. Don’t let these words fool you, as the SRT Tomahawk S still features more than a 1,000 horsepower. It’s once again a look into the future, as in Gran Turismo Sport its release date is listed as 2035. 
The Bugatti Vision GT is Bugatti’s attempt at showing their vision for the future of their designs. It differs from other virtual Gran Turismo models as it’s made to be as realistic as possible. Bugatti engineers worked closely together with Gran Turismo developers, resulting in a race car is super futuristic, yet grounded. 
Made for endurance racing, the Peugeot 908 FAP was made to compete at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, starting in 2007. The car would eventually go on to win in 2009 driven by David Brabham, Marc Gené and Alexander Wurz. It is still beloved by many and, after some tuning, still one of the fastest in the game. 
The Dodge SRT Tomahawk X is a virtual racing car and without a doubt the most powerful machine to grace the game. Its cornering is similar to that of a jet fighter and exceeds 2,500 horsepower, weighing in a 749 kilograms. The Tomahawk X's top speed of 608 kph (378 mph) is unmatched. If this car is something we get to look forward to in the future, we can’t wait. 
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