GT CRAFT [IV/MTS]: The Ultimate Car Mod for Minecraft
If you have ever dreamed of drifting through a custom-built city in a classic JDM legend or customizing every inch of a virtual ride, the GT CRAFT content pack for Immersive Vehicles (formerly Minecraft Transport Simulator) delivers exactly that. This ambitious project brings twelve highly detailed car models, countless aero parts, and deep customization straight into your blocky world. While the pack currently focuses on creative mode and does not support survival, it offers an unmatched automotive sandbox for builders and car enthusiasts alike.
What Is GT CRAFT?
GT CRAFT is a passion project by author VellEagle, designed as an add-on for the Immersive Vehicles mod. The pack originally launched with a curated selection of iconic 1990s Japanese cars, and on August 12, 2025, it received a massive 2.0 overhaul that reshaped the roster. The update removed several vehicles to streamline performance and prepare for future expansions, but the core experience remains: realistic handling, drifting mechanics, and a staggering level of visual customization.
At the moment, the mod is intended exclusively for creative mode. The suspension setter and some other features may not function correctly on Immersive Vehicles version 23.0.0, so the recommended version is 22.18.0. Keep this in mind when setting up your game.
Installation and Setup
Getting GT CRAFT running is straightforward if you follow a few key steps. First, you need to install Forge for the Minecraft version you plan to use. The pack supports 1.12.2, 1.16.5, 1.18.2, 1.19.2, and 1.20.1. After launching the game with Forge at least once, the Mods folder will appear in your .minecraft directory.
Next, download the required dependency, Immersive Vehicles, from its official CurseForge page (search for Minecraft Transport Simulator) and place the correct version into your Mods folder. Then grab the GT CRAFT file corresponding to your Minecraft version and drop it in the same folder. Launch the game, and if the new vehicle items show up in the creative inventory, the installation was successful.
Many players find that juggling multiple mods and versions becomes tedious, especially when updates break compatibility. A smoother alternative is to use a dedicated launcher that handles modpacks and dependencies automatically. For instance, the foxygame.net launcher lets you browse, install, and manage mods like GT CRAFT right from its built-in menu, saving you from manual folder wrangling and version mismatches.
Included Cars and the 2.0 Roster
The current version includes twelve legendary Japanese cars, each with multiple customization slots. Here is the full list:
- Mazda RX-7 FC3S
- Mazda RX-7 FD3S
- Nissan 180SX Type-X
- Nissan BNR32 SKYLINE GT-R
- Nissan BCNR33 SKYLINE GT-R
- Nissan BNR34 SKYLINE GT-R
- Nissan Silvia S13 K's
- Nissan Silvia S14 K's
- Nissan Silvia S15 Spec.R
- Subaru Impreza GC8 Version VI
- Toyota Supra A80 RZ
- Toyota AE86 Trueno
The GT CRAFT 2.0 update removed a number of previously available vehicles to refine the pack. These deleted cars will return in future updates, with commission-based models taking priority. The temporarily absent lineup includes the Chevrolet Corvette C5 Z06, Honda NSX NA1 and NA2, Honda Civic EK9 Type-R, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III, V, and VI, Porsche 911 (964) Carrera RS 3.8, and several others. If you are eager to see a specific car return, the author prioritizes commissioned vehicles first.
Customization and Drifting Mechanics
What sets GT CRAFT apart is the sheer number of aero parts and tuning options. You can swap bumpers, spoilers, hoods, fenders, and wheels to build your perfect street machine or drift missile. The mod leverages Immersive Vehicles' physics engine, allowing you to slide through corners, adjust suspension settings, and even tweak rendering modes for better shader compatibility.
If you notice particles or lights behaving oddly with shaders, press the P key while inside a vehicle to open the configuration menu. Under the Rendering section, switch from “superfast” to “slow” mode. This often resolves visual glitches and makes your screenshots shine.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the removed cars be added back?
The exact timeline is undecided, but all vehicles that existed in version 1.1.3 will be reintroduced eventually. Commissioned cars will be restored first, so the return order depends on author priorities.
Why does the suspension setter not work on newer Immersive Vehicles versions?
Compatibility issues with version 23.0.0 have been confirmed. Stick to Immersive Vehicles 22.18.0 to ensure all features, including suspension adjustments, function correctly.
Credits and Community
GT CRAFT adapts JSON configurations originally created by talented community members including cowboycosmic, Sphase, Oskiinus, MR.NOTHING, and DeexelMC. Special thanks go to Don_bruce for developing the Immersive Vehicles mod that makes this entire experience possible. If you want to share gameplay on YouTube, you do not need explicit permission, but the author appreciates a link to the download site or a mention of “GT CRAFT” in the title or description. For bug reports and direct feedback, join the official Discord server (discord.gg/uSfmTzV5Ef).
Final Thoughts
GT CRAFT transforms Minecraft into a car enthusiast’s playground, blending blocky creativity with authentic automotive passion. Whether you are recreating touge battles, building showrooms, or simply enjoying a virtual car meet with friends, this pack delivers a polished and constantly evolving experience. While the creative-only limitation and version quirks require a bit of patience, the depth of customization and the promise of returning vehicles make it well worth the setup. Install it, pick your favorite JDM icon, and start drifting through your own pixelated streets.