# GT

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'''GT''', '''Gt''' or '''G-T''' may refer to:
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==Arts and entertainment==
===Gaming===
* [GT Interactive](/source/GT_Interactive), an American video game developer 
* [GameTrailers](/source/GameTrailers), a video game website
* [''Gran Turismo'' (series)](/source/Gran_Turismo_(series)), a series of racing video games
* [GT Legends](/source/GT_Legends), a computer racing game

===Music===
* [''Gran Turismo'' (album)](/source/Gran_Turismo_(album)), a 1998 album by the Cardigans
* [Gyllene Tider](/source/Gyllene_Tider), a Swedish pop group
* [Groove Terminator](/source/Groove_Terminator), Australian electronic music artist

===Other media===
* ''[Dragon Ball GT](/source/Dragon_Ball_GT)'', an anime television series
* ''[GameTrailers TV with Geoff Keighley](/source/GameTrailers_TV_with_Geoff_Keighley)'', a television series
* ''[Gay Times](/source/Gay_Times)'', a UK culture magazine for gay males, known also as ''GT''
* [''Gran Torino'' (film)](/source/Gran_Torino_(film)), a 2008 drama starring Clint Eastwood
* [GT Academy](/source/GT_Academy), a television program
* ''[The Grand Tour](/source/The_Grand_Tour)'', television series shown on Amazon Prime

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

===Car models===
====Production models====
* [Alfa Romeo GT](/source/Alfa_Romeo_GT), a 2003–2010 Italian sports car
* [Bentley Continental GT](/source/Bentley_Continental_GT), a 2003–present British sports car
* [Buick Excelle GT](/source/Buick_Excelle_GT), a 2009–present Chinese compact car
* [Ford GT](/source/Ford_GT), a 2004–2006, 2016–2022 American sports car
* [Maserati 3500 GT](/source/Maserati_3500_GT), a 1957–1964 Italian sports car
* [Mercedes-AMG GT](/source/Mercedes-AMG_GT), a 2015–present German sports car
* [MG GT](/source/MG_GT), a 2014–present Chinese compact sedan
* [Neta GT](/source/Neta_GT), a 2023–present Chinese sports car
* [Opel GT](/source/Opel_GT), a 1968–1973 German sports car
* [Opel GT (roadster)](/source/Opel_GT_(roadster)), a 2007–2009 German sports car
* [Porsche Carrera GT](/source/Porsche_Carrera_GT), a 2003–2007 German sports car
* [Asüna GT](/source/As%C3%BCna_GT), a 1993 hatchback marketed in Canada as a rebadged Daewoo LeMans
* [Geely Borui](/source/Geely_Borui), a 2015–present Chinese mid-size sedan, sold in Russia as Geely Emgrand GT
* [Maserati GranTurismo](/source/Maserati_GranTurismo), a 2007–2019 Italian sports car, abbreviated as Maserati GT
* [ATS GT](/source/ATS_GT), a 2019-present Italian sports car
* [McLaren GT](/source/McLaren_GT), a 2019-present British sports car
* [Jensen GT](/source/Jensen_GT), a 1975-1976 British sports shooting brake
* [Hennessey Venom GT](/source/Hennessey_Venom_GT), a 2011-2017 American sports car
* [Dino 206 GT and 246 GT](/source/Dino_206_GT_and_246_GT), 1967-1974 Italian sports cars
* [Audi e-tron GT](/source/Audi_e-tron_GT), a 2020-present German electric executive car
* [Lamborghini 350 GT](/source/Lamborghini_350_GT), a 1964-1966 Italian sports car
* [Zenvo TS1 GT](/source/Zenvo_TS1_GT), a 2016-present Dutch sports car
* [Artega GT](/source/Artega_GT), a 2009-2012 German sports car
* [Unipower GT](/source/Unipower_GT), a 1966-1969 a British sports car
* [Glas GT](/source/Glas_GT), a 1964-1968 German sports coupé
* [Marcos GT](/source/Marcos_GT), various British sports cars
* [Manic GT](/source/Manic_GT), a 1969-1971 Canadian sports car
* [Maserati 3200 GT](/source/Maserati_3200_GT), a 1998-2002 Italian coupé
* [Maserati 5000 GT](/source/Maserati_5000_GT), a 1959-1966 Italian coupé
* [Apollo GT](/source/Apollo_GT), a 1962-1964 Italian-American sports car
* [Aion Hyper GT](/source/Aion_Hyper_GT), a 2023 Chinese electric car
* [ATS 2500 GT](/source/ATS_2500_GT), a 1963-1965 Italian sports car
* [Toyota 2000GT](/source/Toyota_2000GT), a 1967-1970 Japanese sports car

====Concepts and prototypes====
* [ArcFox GT](/source/ArcFox_GT), a 2019 Chinese electric sports car prototype
* [BYD](/source/BYD_Auto) E-SEED GT, a 2019 Chinese sports car concept
* [Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT](/source/Chevrolet_Corvair_Monza_GT), a 1962 American sports car prototype
* [Geely](/source/Geely) GT, a 2008 Chinese sports car concept
* [Citroën GT](/source/GT_by_Citro%C3%ABn), a 2008 French sports coupé concept
* [Kia GT](/source/Kia_GT), a 2011 South Korean mid-size sedan concept
* [Lightning GT](/source/Lightning_GT), a 2008 British electric sports car prototype
* [Mitsubishi](/source/Mitsubishi_Motors) GT-PHEV, a 2016 Japanese mid-size SUV concept
* [Opel GT](/source/Opel_GT_concept), a 2016 German sports car concept
* [Bentley EXP 100 GT](/source/Bentley_EXP_100_GT), a 2019 British sports car concept

====Trim levels and variants====
* [BMW GT](/source/BMW_GT), an abbreviation short for BMW's ''Gran Turismo'' fastback variants
* [Chevrolet Vega GT](/source/Chevrolet_Vega), a sports package for the 1970–1977 Chevrolet Vega American subcompact car
* [Dodge Challenger GT](/source/Dodge_Challenger), an all-wheel drive variant of the 2017-2023 Dodge Challenger American sports car
* [Ford Mustang GT](/source/Ford_Mustang_GT), a trim level for the 1964–present Ford Mustang American sports car
* [Karma Revero GT](/source/Karma_Revero_GT), the updated version of the 2017–present Karma Revero American hybrid electric sports sedan
* [Kia Stinger GT](/source/Kia_Stinger_GT), a trim level for the 2018–present Kia Stinger South Korean sports sedan
* [Lancia Aurelia GT](/source/Lancia_Aurelia), a coupe variant of the 1950–1958 Lancia Aurelia Italian full-size car
* [Lancia Flaminia GT](/source/Lancia_Flaminia), a coupe variant of the 1957–1964 Lancia Flaminia Italian full-size car
* [Škoda Kamiq GT](/source/%C5%A0koda_Kamiq_GT), a sport package for the 2018–present Škoda Kamiq Chinese subcompact SUV
* [Škoda Kodiaq GT](/source/%C5%A0koda_Kodiaq_GT), a fastback variant of the 2016–present Škoda Kodiaq Czech mid-size SUV
* [WEY VV7 GT](/source/WEY_VV7_GT), a fastback variant of the 2017–present WEY VV7 Chinese mid-size SUV
** [WEY P8 GT](/source/WEY_P8_GT), the PHEV variant of the VV7 GT

===Motorsport===
* ''[Blancpain GT Series](/source/Blancpain_GT_Series)'', an auto racing series
* [FIA GT Championship](/source/FIA_GT_Championship), an international sports car racing series
* ''Grand Touring'', used by the [IMSA GT Championship](/source/IMSA_GT_Championship)
* [McLaren Solus GT](/source/McLaren_Solus_GT), a 2023 track only sports car

==Companies==
* [GT Bicycles](/source/GT_Bicycles), a large American manufacturer of road, mountain, and BMX bicycles
* [Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company](/source/Goodyear_Tire_and_Rubber_Company), a multinational tire manufacturer (NASDAQ ticker GT)
* [Göteborgs-Tidningen](/source/G%C3%B6teborgs-Tidningen), a Swedish newspaper
* [Grant Thornton LLP](/source/Grant_Thornton_LLP), a public accounting firm
* [Greenberg Traurig](/source/Greenberg_Traurig), an international law firm
* Goodson-Todman Productions, later [Mark Goodson](/source/Mark_Goodson) Productions, now part of FremantleMedia, American game show production company

==Places==
* [Georgetown, Guyana](/source/Georgetown%2C_Guyana), the capital of Guyana
* [Guatemala](/source/Guatemala), ISO 3166-2 country code

===Schools===
* [Georgia Tech](/source/Georgia_Tech) (formal name: Georgia Institute of Technology), an American university
* [St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace](/source/St_Joseph's_College%2C_Gregory_Terrace), a Catholic boys' school in Australia
* Gordon Technical High School, now [DePaul College Prep](/source/DePaul_College_Prep), a Catholic high school in Chicago, Illinois
* [Graettinger–Terril Community School District](/source/Graettinger%E2%80%93Terril_Community_School_District)

==Science and technology==
===Biology and medicine===
* Gain of thyroid, or [Thyroid's secretory capacity](/source/Thyroid's_secretory_capacity), a calculated parameter for diagnosis of thyroid disorders
* [Glanzmann's thrombasthenia](/source/Glanzmann's_thrombasthenia), a rare medical condition
* [Giant trevally](/source/Giant_trevally), a species of fish from the family Carangidae
* [Glutamyl transpeptidase](/source/Glutamyl_transpeptidase), a marker of liver disease

===Computing and telecommunications===
* [.gt](/source/.gt), the Internet country code top-level domain for Guatemala
* [Antenna gain-to-noise-temperature](/source/Antenna_gain-to-noise-temperature), (G/T), a figure of merit for satellite antennas
* [Gigabyte Technology](/source/Gigabyte_Technology), a computer hardware manufacturer
* [Gigatransfer](/source/Gigatransfer), a number of data transfers (or operations)
* [Global Title](/source/Global_Title), an address used for routing signaling messages on telecommunications networks
* [Google Talk](/source/Google_Talk), Google's instant-messaging client
* [Google Translate](/source/Google_Translate), Google's translation service
* [Graph theory](/source/Graph_theory), the branch of discrete mathematics dealing with the data structure 
* "Greater than", a [relational operator](/source/relational_operator) used in computer languages

===Other uses in science and technology===
* [Gas turbine](/source/Gas_turbine), a rotary engine that extracts energy from a flow of combustion gas
* ''[Geometry & Topology](/source/Geometry_%26_Topology)'', a mathematical journal
* [Gigatesla](/source/Gigatesla), an SI unit of magnetic flux density
* [Gigatonne](/source/Gigatonne) (Gt), a metric unit of mass
* [Gross tonnage](/source/Gross_tonnage), a unitless measure of the size of merchant ships
* [Grounded theory](/source/Grounded_theory), a method for generating theories, especially in the social sciences
* [Group technology](/source/Group_technology), a method for organization of a manufacturing system

==Transportation==
* [Grand Trunk Railway](/source/Grand_Trunk_Railway) (1852–1923), a former railroad in Canada and northeast US
* [Grand Trunk Road](/source/Grand_Trunk_Road), a highway connecting Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan

==Sports==

* [Gujarat Titans](/source/Gujarat_Titans), a cricket team in the Indian Premier League

==Other uses==

* [Gifted and talented education](/source/Gifted_and_talented_education), a broad term used in the education of certain children
* [Gin and tonic](/source/Gin_and_tonic), a drink
* [GT-MU](/source/GT-MU), a Russian military vehicle
* [2007 Greensburg tornado](/source/2007_Greensburg_tornado), a large and devastating EF5 tornado in 2007, referred to as "GT" in numerous studies

==See also==
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* [Grand Tour (disambiguation)](/source/Grand_Tour_(disambiguation))
* [Gran Turismo (disambiguation)](/source/Gran_Turismo_(disambiguation))

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