Yosemite National Park - California, USA

Los Glaciares National Park - Santa Cruz, Argentina

Lake Pukaki - South Island, New Zealand

Miyako Island - Okinawa, Japan

Aso-Kuju National Park - Kumamoto, Japan

Cathedral of Christ the Savior - Moscow, Russia

Cochem - Eifel, Germany

Grand Place - Brussels, Belgium

Orleans - Loire, France

San Pedro - California, USA

Here lately I have been sharing several of my latest cars builds from the video game Gran Turismo 7. Most of these types of posts are usually focused on one specific car. Today I'd like to change that trend and instead showcase three cars at once.

One of the beautiful things about GT7's Scapes photo mode is that you not only can photograph one car spanning across hundreds of different locations on planet earth. No, that's not all. You can in fact select up to three cars from your collection to pose together in group shots.

This means there is no need to have two separate photos side-by-side to compare designs. I can easily display a triad of cars, which in my opinion triples the wow factor of the photos themselves.

If you've been keeping up with my blog, then you have probably already individually witnessed the cars I will show you today. You have not however seen them all together.

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Let's talk briefly about the cars...

If you click the blue name of each car, you will be taken to my previous blogs with further details about the car's history, design process, and performance numbers.

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Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm

^{Price: $211,000}

This is the green one with gold wheels, the Irish-themed Italian car. I love the look of the Giulia so much and am glad they finally added this car to the game. The fact that it is AWD makes it incredibly easy to handle the massive amount of power behind the wheels. Out of the three cars today, this one is the least difficult to handle.

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Lexus LC500

^{Price: $93,000}

The cheapest car of the bunch, but don't let you think it isn't meant to be taken seriously. The exhaust note alone lets you know that the LC500 is a freaking monster of a car. It is RWD, so it can get sideways on corners if you aren't careful. Luckily for me, I very much enjoy a car that likes to slide a bit through turns. The design is of course inspired by Hive, so this one means a lot to me. Yellow isn't my first choice of color, but in this instance, it looks very nice in my opinion.

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Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series

^{Price: $336,000}

I saved the best for last. This car is an absolute beast. Although the other two cars are also wickedly fast, the AMG GT Black Series is the quickest of the bunch. This car is arguably my favorite car to drive in my entire GT7 collection. That's really saying something considering I have over 100 cars in total. There is just something about the whine the engine makes and the backfire the exhaust lets out as you are shifting through gears. This is another RWD car, but despite it being so powerful it still sticks to the road around every single corner. If you are a high-level driver, then you will instantly fall in love with what this car has to offer. Don't let me fail to mention the cannabis aspect of the livery design. All that green, the pot leaves, and smoke. It really doesn't get much better than this.

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I love all three of these cars so much, but if I had to choose a favorite it would definitely be the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series. This is one of my favorite cars that I own in the game right now. The way it drives, sounds, and looks all factor into my love for this AMG Coupe.

If you had to make a choice, which of these three cars would you claim as your own? I'd be more than happy to be the owner of any of these cars. I'm still curious to know what my friends on Hive would choose.

Comment below and let me know.

Thanks for checking out another one of my Gran Turismo 7 Scapes posts.

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