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The really rare Gran Turismo 4 Mobile for PSP was only sold in Japan. It featured the same 700 cars from Gran Turismo 4 for PS2. But 5 years later, the new Gran Turismo PSP (right) was released. The new Gran Turismo PSP contained 800 cars, about 100 new cars, came from the VW Beetle 1100 Standard '49 to the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 '09. Most of the cars from the new Gran Turismo PSP was included on the old. There is a new feature on Gran Turismo PSP that no other Gran Turismo game has. It has certain dealers from 4 car companies (Some companies may appear 2 or more times). The new Gran Turismo PSP is not rare.
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