What does GT refer to in cars?

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GT is not a specific brand of car, but rather refers to a type of vehicle with certain performance characteristics. GT stands for high-power cars. GT indicates that the car is a high-performance version within its model series. Introduction to GT: GT originates from the Latin term Gran-Turismo, which translates to Grand-Tourer in English. 'Grand' means luxury, and 'Tourer' refers to a traveler or cruiser. Combined, Grand-Tourer essentially means a luxury touring car. Many cars bear the GT badge, such as the Porsche Cayenne GT, Carrera GT, and the 911 GT series. Additionally, manufacturers like Ford, Mercury, and Hyundai also have GT models. Introduction to GT-type cars: GT-type cars are generally referred to as grand tourers or endurance cars, meaning they are capable of long-distance high-speed driving. However, there isn't a single GT-type car called a 'grand tourer' in the world. GT cars are typically high-powered sports cars with a similar appearance—two-door, four-seater (2+2) hardtop coupes with a hatchback.