About Gran Turismo 7 Services
/// Tuning Parts, Engine Swaps And The Legend Cars Platinum In Gran Turismo 7
Save boost for $50: 99 of every tuning part and engine swap already in your inventory
Your Collector Level, garage, credits and Menu Book progress stay exactly as they are
All 53 trophies plus the platinum, PS4 or PS5 list, from $15 with instant timestamps
Gran Turismo 7 is a car collecting game first and a racing game second. Every tuning part is bought per car with credits, engine swaps were roulette prizes for the first year, and the trophy list expects you to buy three Legend Cars that cost millions each. Our Gran Turismo 7 save boost fills your parts inventory on the save you already have. The Gran Turismo 7 Platinum Trophy service deals with the licences, the distance counters and the Legend Cars.
The boost is one option for $50: 99x All Owned Tuning & Engine Swap Parts. A member of our team edits the save on your PS5, so your garage, credits, Collector Level and Menu Book progress stay where they are. Every tuning part and engine swap you already own is set to 99. The platinum is a tick-box on the same form, +$15 with instant timestamps or +$25 with real ones. The boost is for the PS5 version; the trophy service covers the PS4 list or the PS5 list.
| Gran Turismo 7 | Details |
|---|---|
| Developer | Polyphony Digital |
| Publisher | Sony Interactive Entertainment |
| Release date | 4 March 2022 |
| Platforms | PS4 and PS5, with separate trophy lists |
| Car count | 580 cars, 42 locations and 122 layouts as of version 1.72 |
| Big updates | PS VR2 support in 1.29 (20 February 2023), buyable engine swaps in 1.34 (24 May 2023), Spec II in 1.40 (2 November 2023) |
| Trophy list | 54 trophies: 47 bronze, 4 silver, 2 gold and the platinum |
| Save boost | $50, PS5 |
| Platinum Trophy | $15 with instant timestamps, $25 with real timestamps |
Why 99 Of Every Part Matters
Parts in GT7 belong to the car you bought them for. Fit a turbo or a racing transmission to one car and the next car starts from stock again, with the Tuning Shop asking for credits a second time. Upgrading a full stable for the Menu Books, the Missions and the Circuit Experience events adds up fast. The trophies even count the spending. A Bit of a Boost wants ten forced-induction kits bought, Toughening Up wants body rigidity increased ten times, and Wheely Good Fun wants ten sets of wheels.
Engine swaps are rarer still. At launch they only came out of Roulette Tickets as four-star prizes. Since update 1.34 they can be bought at GT Auto once you reach Collector Level 50, for 100,000 credits plus the value of the engine. The boost gives you 99 of every tuning part and engine swap already in your inventory. Build a car, rebuild it for a different event, swap an engine into a second chassis, and the stock never runs out. Parts and engines you have never owned are not added, so pick up at least one of anything you want multiplied first.
What The GT7 Platinum Asks For
Trophy guides put the platinum anywhere from 50 to 120 hours, and much of that is waiting rather than driving. Three Legendary Cars wants three cars from the Legend Cars dealer that were built to win 24-hour races: the Ford Mark IV '67, the Jaguar XJ13 '66 and the Ferrari 330 P4 '67. At launch prices those three cost about 25.6 million credits together, and the dealer only stocks them on rotation, so you save up and then check the showroom until each one appears.
Hard Work Pays Off wants gold in every licence test, and reviewers at launch called the full set of golds time-consuming and frustrating. Circuit Master wants 15 tracks cleared in every sector of Circuit Experience. Speed Archdemon wants 600 km/h on the clock. Then come the counters. No Car, No Life wants 100 cars in the garage and Time Attacker wants 100 time trials. Round and Round wants 500 miles on ovals, and Driving for 24 Hours wants 2,209 km of total driving.
A few trophies need other people. Sport Mode Debut and In-Depth Mastery want 1 and 50 Sport Mode races finished. Crossing the Atlantic Together and Driving the Autobahn Together are shared online distance totals of 5,810 km and 13,191 km. Our team unlocks the whole list on your account, usually in 2-24 hours.
PS4 List Or PS5 List
Gran Turismo 7 shipped on both consoles and each version keeps its own trophy list, so you choose PS4 or PS5 on the trophy form. Both lists have the same 47 bronze, 4 silver and 2 gold trophies plus the platinum, and both are $15 with instant timestamps or $25 with real ones. Instant puts everything down within seconds; real spreads the unlocks across days, closer to how a long GT7 career looks. The three-extra-games add-on is $36 instant or $60 real, 20% off.
Ordering The Boost
Check out, and a chat with a member of our team opens on the order. Send your PS5 login there, and the parts land on your save within 20 minutes to 6 hours. The boost needs a GT7 save that already exists, so get through the first Menu Book before ordering, and keep the account signed out until we confirm it is done.
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FAQs
What exactly does the Gran Turismo 7 save boost give me?
99 of every tuning part and engine swap already in your inventory, for $50. It edits the save on your PS5, so your garage, credits, Collector Level and Menu Books stay as they are. Parts you have never owned are not added.
Does the boost add credits or cars?
No. The only option on the form is 99x All Owned Tuning and Engine Swap Parts. Credits, cars and Roulette Tickets are not part of it, and the Legend Cars still have to be bought in the game or covered by the trophy service.
Is the boost available on PS4?
No. The save boost is for the PS5 version only. The Platinum Trophy service covers both the PS4 and the PS5 list; you pick the console on the trophy form.
How long does the Gran Turismo 7 platinum take?
Trophy guides estimate 50-120 hours, plus the wait for the Legend Cars dealer to stock the Ford Mark IV, Jaguar XJ13 and Ferrari 330 P4. Our team gets through the list in 2-24 hours.
Which GT7 trophies are the hardest?
Hard Work Pays Off, for gold in every licence test, and Three Legendary Cars, which needs about 25.6 million credits at launch prices. Circuit Master (15 tracks, every sector) and Speed Archdemon (600 km/h) are the next tier.
Are there online trophies?
Yes. Sport Mode Debut and In-Depth Mastery need 1 and 50 Sport Mode races, and Crossing the Atlantic Together and Driving the Autobahn Together are shared online distance totals. All four are part of the platinum service.
What do you need from me?
Your PlayStation login, shared in the order chat after checkout, and for the boost an existing GT7 save on that PS5. Leave the account alone until we tell you the parts are in.