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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

Private Models

Andy McNally
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  • XBR410
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    people that spend 300$ on something they cant physically touch are insane. especially something like a vehicle model for a video game..

  • Pengi
    Pengi

    What do I think? It's their money, they spend it how I wish.  Would I do that? lmao nope. 6 months from now I may not be playing GTA, but 6 months from now I definitely will need gas money(unless my

  • Mustu
    Mustu

    +1! I can't agree more. It's really ridiculous, and I believe in a majority of the models just being released unlocked, while the super rare ones shouldn't.

It's kind of like calling the CVPI a P71.

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    They actually don't, Chevy stopped the Impala 9C1 and replaced it with the new Caprice 9C1, aka. Holden Commodore. There's only once 9C1 at the time.

    GM's sales materials disagree: both Caprice and Impala Police Patrol Cars are option 9C1 (the Impala also has a 9C3 version, which is undercover; their non-sedans use different option codes).

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