Retailer leaflet reveals just how massive Gran Turismo 7 is going to be

Having said that, these aren't just the only hype-inducing information that the pamphlet revealed about Gran Turismo 7.

Case in point, the pamphlet also includes intel about how Gran Turismo 7 is going to bring back GT Mode and let gamers "enjoy various events as buying, selling and tuning the cars and racing." Although some key info might have gotten lost in translation, most of what the pamphlet is talking about are all the right things that fans have longed for in a new Gran Turismo game.

Here's everything else that was included in the Gran Turismo 7 pamphlet: A shopping mall where players can buy over 300 post-2011 cars from more than 60 automobile manufacturers. A constantly updated lineup of used cars composed of historic cars from the '80s and '90s along with other discounted automobiles. A garage that will let you showcase and set up 1,000 cars. Wide availability of tuning parts, including everything from the engine to the tires, brake, and suspension, and more. More than 130 wheels and 600 aero parts lined up for you to dress your car up with other services offered such as car wash and paint, livery editing, and even oil changes. Over 2,500 photorealistic locations are scattered across 40 countries for you to choose from so you can take realistic HDR photographs. A complete driving learning center where you can learn all the right driving techniques from scratch using different cars and going through a variety of courses. Unique mission challenges and events that are a significant departure from traditional racing. Over 90 different racing layouts and world circuits such as Le Mans and Nürburgring as well as fictional circuits like the Trail Mountain. We can only hope that Gran Turismo 7 doesn't suffer a lot from its release on the PS4 and PS4 Pro.

Polyphony Digital has learned a lot from its decision to take Gran Turismo in a different direction with Gran Turismo Sport. By the looks of it, the seventh mainline installment is going to offer a more traditional racing sim experience with a proper career mode and robust customization options as opposed to a more intense focus on multiplayer.

Only time will tell if this is enough to bring back Gran Turismo to its glory days and vault the franchise back to the top of the racing sim genre.