Yes, load times are much shorter.

You don't know your cars that good that M1 in the 3rd picture looks way off.

I guess you never played Forza Horizon there is nothing major wrong with the lighting in that game, it has a excellent day and night cyle the only console game I played this generation that had a better one is Red Dead Redemption.  Also if you don't like the light in FM4 then race on the Top Gear Test Track it has a overcast sky.  Or if you want to see some gorgeous reflections on your car use the NYC track in FM3.

I really hope you're not talking to me. What do you think looks "way off" about it?

It looks nothing like its real life counterpart.

Forza lighting is horrid, I’ve played the games. GT has much, much, much better lighting there’s no contest, and day to night transition in gt5 is amazing, play the rally tracks. Stop hyping Forza in this thread.

Why don't you do a simple google search. Show me "how much you know".

Chris Hu said:

I doubt the console versions are going to look that good.  Also since every car in FM5 has AutoVista mode each car is much more detailed since you can open all the doors and hoods and take a good look at the interior, trunk and and engine of each car.  Also no one has played Project CARS yet but I wouldn't get my hopes up to high going by the developers track record.

The rally tracks are the most boring tracks in the game I play those when they actually support more then two cars at a time untill then I gladly pass.  If really wanted to play rally tracks there are much better options then the rally modes in the GT games.

I know what the car looks like in real life I was living in Germany when the car was launched no need for a google search, your the one that needs to do one.