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Me too buddy. At the rate PD's going, maybe in GT9I can't wait when this standard&premium nightmare finally ends and all cars will be one level of quality - PREMIUM
Me too buddy. At the rate PD's going, maybe in GT9I can't wait when this standard&premium nightmare finally ends and all cars will be one level of quality - PREMIUM
I can't wait when this standard&premium nightmare finally ends and all cars will be one level of quality - PREMIUM
Unfortunately, all we can do now is wait.I can't wait when this standard&premium nightmare finally ends and all cars will be one level of quality - PREMIUM
I know this is kind of Off-Topic but is there a thread were I can see wich Semi-Premium cars have custom body kits and wich ones don't?
There are even difference between premium and premium cars, the Lancia Delta has low quality backseat and the Blitz Dunlop-something has very low res sponsor.
Description&term problem again
First of all there's no visual classification in GT6 now. So from now on it's only terms speculation. We can call cars whatever we like: standard the good the bad and the ugly, refined, touched, cleaned up standards, semi-premium, sem-semi-premium...
By saying GT6 version i mean the car is not direct copy from GT5, but it's visual update not match to premium quality. These versions of cars have many types/gradations, and it is not always obvious what term to use to classify cars.
Here is visual quality gradation.
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You can see there is several (may be more) types of updated standard cars between "standard" and "premium". In order to simplify i use "GT6 version" as a description. So "GT6 version" term include: standard the good the bad and the ugly, refined, touched, cleaned up standards, semi-premium, sem-semi-premium and so on.
Ya also the DB9 '03 has a unique body kit that why I am wondering if theres more of them.I'm pretty sure the semi-half-quarter-third-not-quite-standard-not-quite-premium-sort-of-halfway-there first gen MX-5s have spoiler options not available even on the full Premium ones.
How about if everyone looked at and discussed the cars instead of the freaking description?!How about 'updated standard' or 'improved standard', that's far less likely to piss people off, I don't even understand why it does anyway.
The McLaren F1 GTR Longtail is a bad standard car in my opinion
You're right, my mistake.Mikhail K you have mistaken the Camaro SS with the Z28, the names are swamped, the red one is the Z28 whilst the white is the SS.
The 89-97 Mazda MX-5's are all premium models externally, just the missing interiors. Once they update & add the interiors, they will be full premium models.Description&term problem again
First of all there's no visual classification in GT6 now. So from now on it's only terms speculation. We can call cars whatever we like: standard the good the bad and the ugly, refined, touched, cleaned up standards, semi-premium, sem-semi-premium...
By saying GT6 version i mean the car is not direct copy from GT5, but it's visual update not match to premium quality. These versions of cars have many types/gradations, and it is not always obvious what term to use to classify cars.
Here is visual quality gradation.
View attachment 98264
You can see there is several (may be more) types of updated standard cars between "standard" and "premium". In order to simplify i use "GT6 version" as a description. So "GT6 version" term include: standard the good the bad and the ugly, refined, touched, cleaned up standards, semi-premium, sem-semi-premium and so on.
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Coupe '97
GT5 Standard /GT6 updated Standard
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Chevrolet Camaro SS '00
GT5 Standard /GT6 updated Standard
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Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 (C4) '90
GT5 Standard /GT6 updated Standard
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4 Rufs, every standard Mazda MX-5, Ford RS200s, Nissan R390s, and the standard DB9Which standards got their head and taillights updated, because those models are the best of the updated standards.