My Top Must-Have GT & Super GT Cars in Forza Horizon 5 (2025 Edition)

Yo, fellow Horizon drivers! As a hardcore player who's spent way too much time grinding credits and tuning cars, I'm here to break down the absolute best GT and Super GT machines you NEED in your garage right now. Forget just raw speed; we're talking about the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and face-melting performance that defines Grand Touring. Whether you're cruising the coast or dominating the Goliath, these cars are your ticket to pure driving bliss. Let's dive in!

1. The Super GT King: Ferrari F12TDF

This thing is not just a car; it's a statement. Seriously, the F12TDF is the undisputed superstar of the Super GT class.

• Default Rating: S1 884 🏆

• Price: 500,000 CR 💰

• Top Speed: 241 mph (Yeah, you read that right) 🚀

It's a high-performance variant of the already insane F12, built to leave everything else in a cloud of digital dust. With a top speed over 240 mph, it outclasses every other GT car in the game. Is it the most expensive? Sure. But 500k CR for this level of exotic Italian engineering? That's a no-brainer for end-game players. It sits at the very top of the S1 class, and honestly, driving it just feels like cheating.

2. The Luxurious Bruiser: Bentley Continental Supersports

Don't let its graceful looks fool you—this Bentley is an absolute monster on the track. It's the fastest traditional GT car (outside the Super GT category) and it does it with effortless class.

• Default Rating: A 769

• Price: 200,000 CR (A steal compared to the Aston!)

• Top Speed: 210 mph

Powered by a roaring twin-turbo W12, it's one of the most powerful Bentleys ever. Its all-wheel drive and hefty weight (2,280 kg) mean it sticks to the tarmac like glue, making it a beast through corners. And in a straight line? Forget about it, it just walks away from the competition. It's the perfect mix of luxury and raw, unadulterated power.

3. The British Beauty: Aston Martin Vantage

Available right from the Autoshow, the Vantage is easily one of the best all-rounder GT cars you can buy. It's got that classic Aston Martin charisma in spades.

• Default Rating: S1 801

• Price: 430,000 CR

• Top Speed: 192 mph

Built on a lighter, shorter version of the DB11's chassis, its driving dynamics and acceleration are top-notch. Now, it's not the ultimate top-speed king, but for balance and sheer driving pleasure? It's hard to beat. It feels alive, you know? A bit pricey, but you're paying for that iconic British GT experience.

4. The Shark-Inspired Predator: McLaren GT

When McLaren decides to build a Grand Tourer, you know it's going to be special. The McLaren GT is the entry point to the Super GT class, and oh boy, what an entry it is.

• Default Rating: S1 823

• Price: 210,000 CR (Surprisingly affordable!)

• Top Speed: 206 mph

Lightweight, blisteringly fast, and surprisingly comfy for long hauls. It's based on the 720S supercar, and its design—inspired by a great white shark—says it all. This is a top predator for the road. For the price, the performance you get is absolutely bonkers.

5. The German Engineering Marvel: Mercedes-AMG GT-R

This car doesn't just drive; it captivates. From its wide, aggressive stance to that glorious twin-turbo V8 roar, the AMG GT-R is a masterpiece.

• Default Rating: S1 837

• Price: 295,000 CR

• Top Speed: 201 mph

With active aero, a lighter build, and styling ripped straight from its GT3 race car sibling, it offers a truly exhilarating drive. It's got all the cosmetic upgrades—vertical grill slats, carbon wing, massive diffusers—that scream "race-bred." A staple for champions since it launched.

6. The Bargain Beast: BMW M6 Coupé

How is this car so cheap? Seriously, for just 120,000 CR, you get a machine that nearly matches the top speed of cars twice its price.

• Default Rating: A 758

• Price: 120,000 CR (Bargain of the century!)

• Top Speed: 204 mph

Its twin-turbo V8 punches way above its weight class. It's heavy, but that actually makes the handling super accessible for newcomers. It's the ultimate affordable touring machine. If you're starting out and want a proper GT car that won't break the bank, this is it. No question.

7. The Unobtainable Beauty: Jaguar F-Type R Coupé

Ah, the F-Type R. It might not be the statistical pinnacle, but man, is it a thing of beauty. It's got that unmistakable Jaguar allure.

• Default Rating: A 777

• Price: N/A (Can't buy it outright!)

• Top Speed: 168 mph

Here's the catch, though: you can't just waltz into the Autoshow and buy it. Nope. You've gotta get lucky with a Wheelspin or snipe one in the Auction House. It packs Jaguar's most powerful supercharged V8 ever, so the hunt is totally worth it. It's not super rare, so keep an eye out!

8. The Flagship Powerhouse: Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

If the Vantage is the agile athlete, the DBS Superleggera is the powerful, sophisticated CEO. It almost outshines every other Aston in the game.

• Default Rating: S1 835

• Price: 350,000 CR

• Top Speed: 215 mph

Replacing the Vanquish S as Aston's flagship, it's a perfect blend of luxury, style, and mind-blowing performance. That twin-turbo V12 gives it performance close to the mythical One-77. The carbon fiber body and "Aeroblade" design generate crazy downforce. Its top speed is just... unfair to everyone else.

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So there you have it, my top picks for dominating the GT scene in FH5. Whether you're a new player grabbing the BMW M6 or a veteran flexing in the Ferrari F12TDF, there's a perfect Grand Tourer here for every style and budget. Now get out there, earn those credits, and experience what true touring greatness feels like! Happy driving, legends! 🏁