Gran Turismo 7 Vintage is a new Brand Central section for cars from 2000 and earlier. Added in Update 1.72 on October 15, 2026, it puts older models alongside each manufacturer’s existing catalogue and provides direct links to Used Cars and Legend Cars. It is not a new standalone dealership.
Vintage also contains Car Concierge, which lets players request a particular older car by model, colour and condition once they’ve reached the game’s ending. The two features work together, but buying a vehicle that’s currently listed and asking a concierge to search for one are different actions. Here’s the exact menu path and how each option works.
Where to find Gran Turismo 7 Vintage
Vintage is inside Brand Central, rather than a fourth dealership on the World Map. After installing Spec IV Update 1.72, open Brand Central, select a manufacturer, then choose the Vintage area for the relevant old models. The section showcases cars from the year 2000 and earlier.
How to buy cars using Gran Turismo 7 Vintage
Choose the older vehicle you want in the manufacturer’s Vintage section. The section provides direct links to the Used Cars and Legend Cars dealerships, where you can look for and buy a vehicle from the available stock. It isn’t a replacement for either dealer, and browsing the Vintage catalogue does not guarantee the car is currently on sale.
Gran Turismo 7 Vintage and Car Concierge
The Car Concierge operates from Vintage. After reaching the game’s ending, you can submit an order by selecting a model, colour and condition. The concierge searches for a matching vehicle. Up to four orders can be active at once, with the number of available slots depending on Collector Level. The exact additional-slot requirements and delivery times aren’t detailed in Polyphony’s feature announcement.
Which vehicles appear in Gran Turismo 7 Vintage?
The official cutoff is 2000 and earlier. That includes older models across participating manufacturers, but it doesn’t mean every car ever built before 2001 is included in Gran Turismo 7. The available catalogue follows the cars supported by the game and each brand’s menu.
Gran Turismo 7 Vintage versus Used Cars and Legend Cars
Brand Central Vintage is a place to explore older cars by manufacturer. Used Cars and Legend Cars remain the two dealership locations that handle purchases from their own inventories. Car Concierge adds a separate search request, rather than permanently replacing the dealerships’ changing stock.
Is Gran Turismo 7 Vintage unlocked at Collector Level 90?
The official notes don’t list Collector Level 90 as a requirement just to browse Vintage. Level 90 is the new overall Collector Level cap and the unlock threshold for Extra Menu 57. Car Concierge, the ordering feature within Vintage, requires having reached the game ending, with Collector Level affecting how many orders you may open.
What changed for Gran Turismo 7 Vintage in Spec IV?
Before October 15, older cars were commonly found by checking Used Cars and Legend Cars directly. Version 1.72 adds a manufacturer-based Vintage area in Brand Central with links to those dealers and the Car Concierge service. The difference is easier browsing and requesting, not a new standalone shop or a guarantee of constant stock.
Official source: Polyphony Digital Spec IV Part 1 Update 1.72 details.
