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Regarding interiors. If you are making vehicles based off a real department I personally will try to find pictures of their interiors to make them accurate, and if accuracy is your goal then that is what you should do. If it completely creative then just look up pictures of interiors online and try to go off of those, or just be creative and do your own.

http://www.gta-mod-center.com/forum/index.php?/files/category/4-developer-tools/ http://www.gta-mod-center.com/forum/index.php?/files/category/29-developer-tools/ https://www.modding-forum.com/forums/board/47-development-resources/ http://www.lcpdfr.com/downloads/dev-resources/ All of these have very good parts, but many you will need to convert from IV but they are still very HQ.

Yup that is a Whelen Liberty, not sure about the rear lights though. If it is going to be a public release I wouldn't recommend using a pushbar that doesn't belong on an Impala as there are some people on here that will cry... a lot over it, but there aren't any out there so just go with what you want, just fair warning. Hope it turns out well :)

Scratch modeling an actual vehicle is extremely difficult, and although I have never tried, I wouldn't recommend scratch modeling an entire car it would probably take months or more. To scratch model a vehicle though or parts I would recommend 3DS or SketchUp, or if it is very basic ZM3, and to actual build a vehicle like putting the lights on it etc. then you would need to use Zmodeler3. There are not many tutorials out there on ZM3 although I may try to make some simple ones in the future, but it isn't really possible to make a general tutorial for ZM3, as there are SO many issues you will run into, and different fixes/solves for each of them, and they all depend on certain things. What I did was I started trying by myself and when I came into a specific problem I would ask someone or look it up as there are a few answers to specific questions, but a general tutorial would be very hard to do. If you literally have no idea how to start I would say just start with merging your base model on and then figure out what you want to make (go with something basic, like a slicktop car or something) then figure out if you want to do the interior first, and lets say you start with the console. Then you ask someone what you should do from there etc. Let me know if you have any specific questions and I will try my best to help you :) https://www.zmodeler3.com/ You need to purchase a subscription to ZM3 so I would recommend going month by month because it is easy to lose motivation in like a week and you dont want to waste all that money.

Throwback. Eh?

This is very good for non-els, haven't used it all the way through because I started after ELS came out but im sure it will do the trick. By @Black Jesus

You love it and cannot wait for release, counting down the days on a calendar next to your computer. You wake up every day and check their forums looking for updates, and are saving up $750 to buy alpha pre access because you cant wait for the game enough and cannot respect its creators enough?