Editing GT (section)

==Cars==
* [[Grand tourer]] (Italian: ''gran turismo''), usually a high-performance luxury automobile designed for long-distance driving

===Car models===
====Production models====
* [[Alfa Romeo GT]], a 2003–2010 Italian sports car
* [[Bentley Continental GT]], a 2003–present British sports car
* [[Buick Excelle GT]], a 2009–present Chinese compact car
* [[Ford GT]], a 2004–2006, 2016–2022 American sports car
* [[Maserati 3500 GT]], a 1957–1964 Italian sports car
* [[Mercedes-AMG GT]], a 2015–present German sports car
* [[MG GT]], a 2014–present Chinese compact sedan
* [[Neta GT]], a 2023–present Chinese sports car
* [[Opel GT]], a 1968–1973 German sports car
* [[Opel GT (roadster)]], a 2007–2009 German sports car
* [[Porsche Carrera GT]], a 2003–2007 German sports car
* [[Asüna GT]], a 1993 hatchback marketed in Canada as a rebadged Daewoo LeMans
* [[Geely Borui]], a 2015–present Chinese mid-size sedan, sold in Russia as Geely Emgrand GT
* [[Maserati GranTurismo]], a 2007–2019 Italian sports car, abbreviated as Maserati GT
* [[ATS GT]], a 2019-present Italian sports car
* [[McLaren GT]], a 2019-present British sports car
* [[Jensen GT]], a 1975-1976 British sports shooting brake
* [[Hennessey Venom GT]], a 2011-2017 American sports car
* [[Dino 206 GT and 246 GT]], 1967-1974 Italian sports cars
* [[Audi e-tron GT]], a 2020-present German electric executive car
* [[Lamborghini 350 GT]], a 1964-1966 Italian sports car
* [[Zenvo TS1 GT]], a 2016-present Dutch sports car
* [[Artega GT]], a 2009-2012 German sports car
* [[Unipower GT]], a 1966-1969 a British sports car
* [[Glas GT]], a 1964-1968 German sports coupé
* [[Marcos GT]], various British sports cars
* [[Manic GT]], a 1969-1971 Canadian sports car
* [[Maserati 3200 GT]], a 1998-2002 Italian coupé
* [[Maserati 5000 GT]], a 1959-1966 Italian coupé
* [[Apollo GT]], a 1962-1964 Italian-American sports car
* [[Aion Hyper GT]], a 2023 Chinese electric car
* [[ATS 2500 GT]], a 1963-1965 Italian sports car
* [[Toyota 2000GT]], a 1967-1970 Japanese sports car

====Concepts and prototypes====
* [[ArcFox GT]], a 2019 Chinese electric sports car prototype
* [[BYD Auto|BYD]] E-SEED GT, a 2019 Chinese sports car concept
* [[Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT]], a 1962 American sports car prototype
* [[Geely]] GT, a 2008 Chinese sports car concept
* [[GT by Citroën|Citroën GT]], a 2008 French sports coupé concept
* [[Kia GT]], a 2011 South Korean mid-size sedan concept
* [[Lightning GT]], a 2008 British electric sports car prototype
* [[Mitsubishi Motors|Mitsubishi]] GT-PHEV, a 2016 Japanese mid-size SUV concept
* [[Opel GT concept|Opel GT]], a 2016 German sports car concept
* [[Bentley EXP 100 GT]], a 2019 British sports car concept

====Trim levels and variants====
* [[BMW GT]], an abbreviation short for BMW's ''Gran Turismo'' fastback variants
* [[Chevrolet Vega|Chevrolet Vega GT]], a sports package for the 1970–1977 Chevrolet Vega American subcompact car
* [[Dodge Challenger|Dodge Challenger GT]], an all-wheel drive variant of the 2017-2023 Dodge Challenger American sports car
* [[Ford Mustang GT]], a trim level for the 1964–present Ford Mustang American sports car
* [[Karma Revero GT]], the updated version of the 2017–present Karma Revero American hybrid electric sports sedan
* [[Kia Stinger GT]], a trim level for the 2018–present Kia Stinger South Korean sports sedan
* [[Lancia Aurelia|Lancia Aurelia GT]], a coupe variant of the 1950–1958 Lancia Aurelia Italian full-size car
* [[Lancia Flaminia|Lancia Flaminia GT]], a coupe variant of the 1957–1964 Lancia Flaminia Italian full-size car
* [[Škoda Kamiq GT]], a sport package for the 2018–present Škoda Kamiq Chinese subcompact SUV
* [[Škoda Kodiaq GT]], a fastback variant of the 2016–present Škoda Kodiaq Czech mid-size SUV
* [[WEY VV7 GT]], a fastback variant of the 2017–present WEY VV7 Chinese mid-size SUV
** [[WEY P8 GT]], the PHEV variant of the VV7 GT

===Motorsport===
* ''[[Blancpain GT Series]]'', an auto racing series
* [[FIA GT Championship]], an international sports car racing series
* ''Grand Touring'', used by the [[IMSA GT Championship]]
* [[McLaren Solus GT]], a 2023 track only sports car