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I am just not sure about the Toyota, because also the 106 seems to be improved quite a lot
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Yup... I'm sure this is the look of GT5' standards 
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In that image the 106 doesn't look much if any different than the GT5 version but, it's a small thumbnail so you can't fully tell yet.Yup... I'm sure this is the look of GT5' standards
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How can you possibly tell from that?
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It looks like the races are still coming up short in number of laps... I always felt they were far too short in GT5 
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It looks like the races are still coming up short in number of laps... I always felt they were far too short in GT5
Well the amount seems appropriate for the beginner level races. You're probably right for the rest though.
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Could flat floors mean things like diffusers?
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if you can clearly see the driver and the seat inside a car, its most likely premium (unless its a convertible).
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There are no more racing modifications. Every RM and TC car that was in GT5 has been renamed; so, now we have the cars like the Lexus IS F Touring Car, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Rally Car, Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Race Car, and Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (C6) LM Race Car. Check the car list here.
Hopefully...
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Well, I searched up "What is a flat floor on a car" on google images, and the first picture is a Viper race car with a diffuser sticking out the back, so I'm guessing that is what a flat floor is.
This is the fourth picture from the custom parts screenshots. If you look below the bumper, you can see a diffuser. I'm pretty sure this is one of the "flat floor" options.
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Without Flat floors:
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With flat floors:
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Thanks for the clarification R1600Without Flat floors:
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It looks like the races are still coming up short in number of laps... I always felt they were far too short in GT5
You only need 2 laps to pass all the AI, so where is the problem? If it were 5 laps long you'd probably lap them
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I think so
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That's how long the sunday cup races have always been: 2 laps at TM/HSR and 2 or 3 laps at AR Mini. That's not really a concern.It looks like the races are still coming up short in number of laps... I always felt they were far too short in GT5
Can;t make a conclusion one way or the other yet, we don't know if the more advanced stages of simulation mode will resemble GT5 (short, truncated, simplified) or GT3/GT4 (longer, more elaborate, more depth).
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Question... in the above picture under the High Speed Ring label, is that a moon with stars? They look like stars but could be rain drops. I tried to find another race select picture to compare but couldn't. If that is indeed the indicator of a track with Time/Weather change and condition, I'm wondering why the track listing has High Speed Ring as..."High Speed Ring / Weather Changes" (copy and pasted). I know subject to change and all that but when the first track listing was revealed it didn't have and Time/Weather info for any of the Snow & Dirt tracks. Could it be another mistake with the picture or track info page?
Edit: After looking at other photos, the moon symbol looks just like the moon symbol in the Photo Travel select screen pictures, City of Arts and Science and Syracuse (Siracusa?) - Night.
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