Grand Tourer (GT)
A grand tourer is a powerful, comfortable car designed to cover long distances at high speed with style.
What is Grand Tourer (GT)?
It is usually a coupé or convertible with two or four seats. The focus is on comfort and stable cruising rather than outright track performance. The GT badge is also used for sporty trim levels. Large boots for luggage are a typical feature of a true GT.
How it works
A strong engine, a refined suspension and a well-equipped cabin make long trips relaxed.
Why it matters for your car
Running costs for tyres, brakes and insurance can be high. Rear seats in four-seat GTs are often small.
Other terms
- Borescope (Inspection Camera)
- Boxer Engine (Flat Engine)
- Brake Bleeding
- Child Seat Support Leg
- Daytime Running Lights (DRL)
- Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
- Drum Brake
- Engine Timing Tools (Locking Kit)
- Fuel Pressure Test
- Fuel Pump Relay
- Glass Polish
- Headlight Levelling (Headlight Range Control)
- Ignition Timing
- Jacking Points
- Lane Change Assist
- Live Data
- Pickup Truck
- Pushrod Engine (OHV)
- Top Speed
- Vehicle Speed Sensor