"Standards" the good, the bad and the ugly
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SuperShouden
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Seems like painting a car can fix some of the graphical issues. I've noticed cars go from meh to pretty amazing with a fresh coat of paint.
EDIT: Also, the Peugeot 206 CC is a pretty standard car. Definitely got a graphical update.
EDIT: Also, the Peugeot 206 CC is a pretty standard car. Definitely got a graphical update.
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- france
- lifengjap
Semi-premium Supra
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- GTP_Orido
Semi-premium Supra
Still standard
Just wanted to show the damage after a roll over, look at the rear window 
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I bet the Suzuki Alto Works will remain a classic troll car from PD through all following Gran Turismo games.
Other examples of "the bad":
- Dodge SRT RAM (Worst car apart from the Auto Union & Suzuki AW I've seen so far)
- Volkswagen Beetle 1100 Standart (Type-11)
- Volkswagen W12 Nardò
- Alpine A310 1600VE
- Catterham Fireblade interior
- Chrysler Prowler exterior
I'm glad many cars have gotten the "semi-premium" treatment, but they don't look as stunning as some of the pictures posted here state. The RUF's for example look "okay" ingame (not in Photo mode, or replay) for a PS3 launch title, and that's it.
Most of the untouched or only slightly improved standard cars still look like somebody covered them in vaseline.
Other examples of "the bad":
- Dodge SRT RAM (Worst car apart from the Auto Union & Suzuki AW I've seen so far)
- Volkswagen Beetle 1100 Standart (Type-11)
- Volkswagen W12 Nardò
- Alpine A310 1600VE
- Catterham Fireblade interior
- Chrysler Prowler exterior
I'm glad many cars have gotten the "semi-premium" treatment, but they don't look as stunning as some of the pictures posted here state. The RUF's for example look "okay" ingame (not in Photo mode, or replay) for a PS3 launch title, and that's it.
Most of the untouched or only slightly improved standard cars still look like somebody covered them in vaseline.
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- lifengjap
The rear window broke after u make Destruction Derby with ur Supra!!Still standard
by tha way ; is PD ll make it Premium
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- Tetsumura
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I was headed in this direction for GT7, but as I posted, the physics in GT6 have completely changed my mind. Cars that others cringe over like the Nomad Diablo GT1 car, I've fallen in love with all over again. It isn't an unruly beast with all aids off, you can actually push the thing a bit around turns, and you don't fear death. It's balanced, poised, and everything you'd want in a mid-engined race car. And I've always liked the sound.
The physics on the PS4 have got to improve even more. I know that it makes the most sense to whack out all the Standards in GT7, whether semi- or not, and then let the modeling team improve them over time and offer the whole fleet of Gran Turismo rides as DLC packs. As you'll read below, I really do care what level of car model we get, and no one would say no to a whole fleet of new Premiums. But really, I can't think of anything now I'd be willing to let go of, after finding the dinky compacts to be so fun to drive now!
Kaz will have the final say, but... well, whatever get get, we get.
We're hoping that PD will do the Premium upgrade to it, as well as many iconic street and race cars. We'll see next year. *crosses fingers*by tha way ; is PD ll make it Premium
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I'm actually surprised that the prowler didn't get the exterior revamp, you would think that would be the case considering the interior upgrade it gotten around spec 2.0 of GT5. I was expecting a full blown premium car of it by GT6.
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- We_Are_Alfisti
I've just discovered that the AE86 has working reverse lights (if that's the word) 
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- ProjectWHaT
Really? I was driving the Initial D version, I don't remember seeing a reverse light.I've just discovered that the AE86 has working reverse lights (if that's the word)
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- GTP_Nismo
Yes, LIGHTS is indeed a word.I've just discovered that the AE86 has working reverse lights (if that's the word)
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- We_Are_Alfisti
Maybe they just work on the "standard" version of the AE86 Trueno.
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Hmm maybe. I'll buy it and see if its true.
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I've just discovered that the AE86 has working reverse lights (if that's the word)
If you got to photo mode the AE86 has working pop up headlights.
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CodeRedR51
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While I understand your point I think that most of the standards in GT6 look good enough in game. During a race it's hard to tell the difference without knowing which cars are and aren't standard beforehand.
Ofcourse the jump from PS1 graphics to PS3 is too great to make but the jump between PS2 and PS3 isn't that great and when the PS2 assets have been edited and improved to look better on PS3 then the difference shrinks again. Ofcourse no ammount of work on a GT1 model would bring it close to a GT3 or 4 model let along GT5 or 6 so that's where the line has to be drawn. On the PS4 I can't see them still using the GT4 models but I think the GT5 and 6 models could be in there with some touching up.
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Annoyingly, the Nomad Diablo is no different. As a result, the baked shading that PD used in the GT3/GT4 days still exists. It's so overdone, it makes the car look dirty around the bumpers. Even more annoyingly, the car's short description that appears when you mouseover the car in the dealership mentions its "distinctive exhaust tone". I haven't driven it in GT6, but in GT5, it used this bizarre droning noise used by, among others, the 320i Touring Car, the Minolta 88C-V and the TommyKaira ZZ-II. As far as I'm aware, that sound wasn't accurate for any of the above cars.
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Ford transit - CONFIRMED!!
