Second picture: crappy lighting.

It's really hard to judge the game with these small screens, if we had some shots over 1mb it would be better.

again like I said it looks more realistic than a real car ;)

How come the rearview mirror in that first shot looks like RC proam?

Please... someone go to that link and click on the two in-car images. Once they zoom up, look at the textures around the AC vents, on the steerwheel and the A pillar and tell me if there are a bunch of jaggies. It looks pretty bad -- maybe my computer? The small images -- not blown up -- look pretty good but are too small to really get a feel.  There, that's the blown up image.  I realize it is cut off on the right, but the jaggies are freakin everywhere in this picture.  At first I thought this was an actual screen, but I think it is some kind of artifacting from the scaler they are using to "blow up" the image when you click on it.

You understand blowing up a image ruins quality ? its kind a basic thing most people known.

I'd agree many of the dashboard shots could do with a lot of perfecting. but this is work in progress. And it definately is OMFG!! :D

Also, if you look at the main menu screen, it says Brands Hatch, so it look slike we may have some real life tracks that aren't in Japan or US, and aren't Le Mans.

-removed-

 Duh, I freakin know that if you blow up an image, it ruins it.  I assumed that the site above was posting a "thumbnail" of a larger image and the "blow up" of it was not a blow up but showing it actual size.  That is, in fact, what is happening.  If you click the blow up and then save the image, open it in a browser and click the magnifying glass it gets bigger still and the image is then very, very clean and nicely detailed.  I've answered my own question.  Something about the scaler they used on that site distorts the image.  I take back my "color me unimpressed".  The images are great when they are shown properly.