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Thrustmaster’s forthcoming T-GT high-end racing that will be available when Gran Turismo Sport hits later this fall. It will be expensive.
According to 4Gamer, GT Planet and TjrSim, the wheel is priced at US＄799.99 plus tax.
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You get the wheel set up, a three-pedal set, and the power supply that looks like a turbo charger.
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It is not, however, an actual turbo charger.
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The wheel has a new motor, an integrated cooling system, sensors to accurately detect handle position, and a new direct feedback feature. The wheel is outfitted with knobs, a dpad, and face buttons so players can easily toggle through menus.
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On paper, the T-GT sure sounds impressive, with Thrustmaster spending 16,000 engineer hours trying faithfully reproduce the most realistic driving experience possible. That doesn’t come cheap!
DISCUSSION
My car’s worth less than that.