In GT6, the divide between "Premium cars" (cars with fully-rendered cockpit views and higher-polygon exterior models) and "Standard cars" (cars with generic shadowed cockpit views and lower-polygon exterior models) still seems to exist. Since I like playing in cockpit view mostly, I'd like to stick to cars with fully-modeled interiors most of the time.
However, I haven't seen a way to tell which cars are "Premium" and which ones are not, both when I'm shopping for a car and when I'm browsing my personal car list. Is there an easy way to identify Premium cars in these situations?
Best Answer
In the Dealerships/Showroom, the "Gallery View" option is ghosted (unavailable) for the "standard" cars, while the "premium" ones will have this option available. I think this is a pretty fool-proof way of detection.
A little harder perhaps, but you can also spot the difference in the Dealerships pages, by recognizing the less transparent greenish tinted window glass of the "standard" cars. On the "premium" cars you can see the modeled interior through the glass.
Update: It seems the latest GT6 update (1.04) now finally shows a badge for each car in the Dealerships, stating if the car has a detailed interior or not.