Game creator Kazunor Yamauchi has spilled major details on Gran Turismo 7 and tackled the most possible release date for fans to receive the latest main to the GT franchise.

In his interview with Spazio Games, Yamauchi has disclosed as to when the gaming community can expect the highly anticipated Gran Turismo 7 to hit store shelves. He was reportedly in Paris for a Peugeot Vision GT Concept Event where he cited that the longtime partnership that GT and Peugeot have over the years will continue to yield. 

The game designer added that fans can expect that the issues seen in predecessor titles such as crashes and damage physics are properly addressed in the 7th installment of Gran Turismo series. He also confirmed that premium cars will be featured, however, no specific details were provided on this reveal. 

Other than hi-end 2015 or 2016 cars to be included in the new game, better graphics as well as outstanding sound quality are expected as game developer Polyphony Digital is reported hard at work to enhance the collision and impact physics of Gran Turismo 7, according to Master Herald. 

The upcoming racing sim will have highly improved interiors and headlights, including key features as well as the damage impact during crashes. 

For Audio quality, the game developer got Mike Caviezel on board last month that will support the fact that the game will have impressive sound compared to last game. 

Caviezel is known to be the former audio director of Forza Motorsport game series developed as an exclusive racing title for Microsoft gaming consoles, Xbox One and Xbox 360. 

A report courtesy of NeoGAF also revealed that Yamauchi has cleared relentless rumors of the game's 2017 release date. He said, "People will never wait so much" as translated using Google translate.

Consequently, his statement sparks new speculations from game pundits and fans alike that Gran Turismo 7 release date for PS4 will be happening around Autumn 2016.