Does Gran Turismo 7 have microtransactions?

Those who grew up with the Gran Turismo series may be accustomed to competing in championship races to win new cars, but times have changed. Gran Turismo 7 allows players to extend their car collection with their wallets, despite the fact that there are various ways to accomplish it. Here's what to expect from the latest title in terms of microtransactions.

Microtransactions are available in the form of Credits, and in-game money that can be used to buy vehicles and automotive parts. These credits can be purchased via the PlayStation Store or by selecting the purple coin icon at the top of the game's main menu.

If you want to acquire the quickest cars GT7 has to offer, you'll have to pay a lot of cash. One option, for example, provides two million credits for $19.99, which is a hefty price given that top-tier cars typically cost one million credits each.

If previous installments are any indication, select automobiles may eventually become available for purchase on the PlayStation Store for actual money. This was most recently seen in Gran Turismo Sport, with automobiles released after the game's initial release sold for as much as $2.49.

Gran Turismo does, however, offer a number of options for users to obtain vehicles (and even Credits) for free. Players can earn Roulette Tickets by completing Daily Workouts or Menu Books, which they can then exchange for free prizes.