Explore the comprehensive list of cars in Gran Turismo 2, detailing their HP, weight, and drivetrain. Find the perfect ride for any race!
Alright, so you're diving into Gran Turismo 2 and wondering about the rides? This section breaks down a bunch of the cars available in the game, giving you the lowdown on their horsepower (HP), weight in pounds (Lbs.), and drivetrain type (FF for Front-engine, Front-wheel drive; FR for Front-engine, Rear-wheel drive; 4WD for Four-wheel drive; MR for Mid-engine, Rear-wheel drive). Knowing this stuff can really help you pick the right car for a specific race or tune-up. Let's check out what's on offer!
| Car | HP | WT | Drivetrain |
| Honda Civic 3-Door Si '93 | 211 HP | 2052 Lbs. | FF |
| Volkswagen New Beetle GLS 2.0L | 362 HP | 2546 Lbs. | FF |
| Lancer Evolution IV GSR(J) '96 | 403 HP | 2976 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Honda Accord SiR-T | 190 HP | 2865 Lbs. | FF |
| Subaru Legacy Wagon GT-B '96 | 274 HP | 3152 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Tom's T111 (Toyota) | 172 HP | 2784 Lbs. | FF |
| Honda CR-X Si | 157 HP | 2173 Lbs. | FF |
| [R]Castrol Supra GT '96 | 685 HP | 2845 Lbs. | FR |
| [R]Zexel Skyline GT '97 | 670 HP | 2709 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Kure R33 GT '97 | 670 HP | 2658 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Nissan Skyline GTS-t Type M | 260 HP | 2777 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Nismo 400R Preceding Model | 393 HP | 2670 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Sileighty (Nissan) | 201 HP | 2798 Lbs. | FR |
| [R]Mitsubishi FTO LM Ed. | 549 HP | 2050 Lbs. | 4WD |
| TVR Speed 12 | 807 HP | 2094 Lbs. | FR |
| [R]Mitsubishi 3000GT LM Ed. | 614 HP | 2821 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Unisia Jecs Skyline GT '99 | 702 HP | 2601 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Daisan Silvia GT '99 | 413 HP | 2160 Lbs. | FR |
| [R]Castrol Mugen NSX GT | 608 HP | 2601 Lbs. | MR |
| [R]Skyline GTR V-Spec (R-34) | 774 HP | 2936 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Honda Del Sol LM Ed. | 617 HP | 1962 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Chrystler Phaeton | 502 HP | 3527 Lbs. | FR |
| Shelby Cobra '67 | 423 HP | 2354 Lbs. | FR |
| Plymouth Spyder | 221 HP | 2700 Lbs. | FR |
| Mine's R32.5 Skyline GTR | 618 HP | 3306 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Dodge Concept Car | 216 HP | 2160 Lbs. | MR |
| Spoon S2000 | 286 HP | 2425 Lbs. | FR |
| Lancer Evolution VI RS '99 | 534 HP | 2555 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Mine's Evolution V | 413 HP | 2380 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Lancer Evolution V Rally Car'98 | 428 HP | 2270 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Toyota GT-One '99 | 672 HP | 1964 Lbs. | MR |
| Dodge Charger '67 | 383 HP | 3785 Lbs. | FR |
| Camero Z28 '69 | 298 HP | 3395 Lbs. | FR |
| Corvette Sting Ray '67 | 433 HP | 3395 Lbs. | FR |
| [R]Corvette 427 Sting Ray '69 | 617 HP | 2771 Lbs. | FR |
| Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i | 168 HP | 1587 Lbs. | FF |
| Mine's R33 Skyline GT-R | 618 HP | 3395 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]HKS R33 Drag GT-R | 1001 HP | 2821 Lbs. | 4WD |
| [R]Escudo Pikes Peak Ed. | 981 HP | 1763 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Mine's R34 Skyline GT-R | 618 HP | 3395 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Tigra Ice Race Car (Rally) | 524 HP | 2094 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Nismo 400R Preceiding Model | 393 HP | 3417 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Acura NSX Type S | 453 HP | 2580 Lbs. | MR |
| Atlantique 400 GT | 463 HP | 2407 Lbs. | MR |
| [R]GT40 Race Car | 492 HP | 2200 Lbs. | MR |
| Tom's T020 | 230 HP | 2689 Lbs. | MR |
| Mugen Beat | 61 HP | 1675 Lbs. | MR |
| Mazda Demio GL-X | 96 HP | 2116 Lbs. | MR |
| Concept Car LM Edition | 526 HP | 1964 Lbs. | MR |
| Accord Type-R | 207 HP | 2962 Lbs. | FF |
| Chaser TRD Sports X30 | 312 HP | 3240 Lbs. | FR |
| GT-R 4Door Tuned by Nismo | 293 HP | 3439 Lbs. | 4WD |
| MR-5 Show Version (J) '97 | 135 HP | 2138 Lbs. | MR |
| MX-5 Miata A Spec (J) | 141 HP | 2292 Lbs. | FR |
| Mugen CR-X III (J) | 164 HP | 2513 Lbs. | FF |
| XYR '99 | 182 HP | 2513 Lbs. | FF |
| Audi TT 1.8T quattro | 289 HP | 3075 Lbs. | 4WD |
| Europa | 125 HP | 1609 Lbs. | MR |
| Vitz F (J) '99 | 67 HP | 1807 Lbs. | FF |
| Clio 16V | 106 HP | 2414 Lbs. | FF |
| Lupo 1.4 | 73 HP | 1904 Lbs. | FF |
Tips
- Generally, more HP means faster acceleration and higher top speed, but don't forget weight! Lighter cars can often feel more nimble and quicker off the line, even with less HP.
- Drivetrain matters a lot for handling. FF cars tend to understeer (push wide in corners), FR cars can oversteer (rear slides out), 4WD offers great grip but can be heavier, and MR cars are often balanced but can be tricky.
- Cars marked with an [R] are usually race-modified versions, often with significantly higher HP and sometimes different weight or drivetrain setups. They're usually unlocked through specific events or licenses.
- Don't be afraid to experiment! The best car for you might depend on your driving style and the track you're racing on. Sometimes a slightly less powerful but better handling car is the way to go.
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