Interiors Toyota FT-1 Vision Gran Turismo

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I noticed that in the scenarios you can photograph the interior of the Toyota FT-1 Vison Gran Turismo, perhaps in GT7 will release all extensions, probably with the current chapter PD has little memory, we hope to resolve the problem with the PS4.

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Already had one before.

VIZIV is also have one.
 
PD should model in old french fries and fast food wrappers if their going for the "Real Driving Simulator" thing. I just did a spring clean out of my daily driver. WOW! I'm nasty. I didn't see one wiped booger in any of those PD images.
 
It's all well and good that I have every VGT in the game for a cost of 0 credits. In fact we make credits by just doing the super laps to earn them. But since I drive in cockpit mode these cars go right into the stockyard. What's the point of making them such a big part of the game when a lot of people don't use them. I'd like to drive them but I can't take the looking out of a cave perspective. To find out some do have interiors that we can't use is unbelievable.
 
......"Missing" interiors are a bother, for sure, but to me the biggest reason why they languish in stockyard is that almost none of them are properly tunable. No dashboard? Fine, I'll stick to black (always bet on black!) but if I can't cure that intolerable oversteer on Aston VGT, then it's straight off to Stockyard...
 
Daily reminder that the FT-1 VGT interior is just recycled from the regular FT-1 - and the interior does not look like a racing car. ;)
 
Oh I hope we see GT7 at E3..
My bet is these interiors require more ram that isnt avalible when racing.
 
Thematic
Perhaps they weren't made for PS4.
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I think all GT6 car interiors are modelled for "more than PS4", then scaled down to whatever the console you're developing for can handle.
 
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