Showing posts with label tuner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuner. Show all posts

Saturday, July 22, 2017

Uranus



The Uranus is a two door, rear wheel drive hatchback tuner sports car, not unlike the Elegy. It is a good car.

I hardly ever see the Uranus spawn naturally, but one is available in the car dealership in San Fierro.


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Sunrise



The Sunrise is a four door, front wheel drive sedan. It's a pretty solid car. I think of it as an honorary tuner, with its alloys and front diffuser. It has an single exhaust though.


Sultan



The Sultan is a small, four door, all-wheel drive tuner sedan. It is great.

One spawns at the car dealership in San Fierro.


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Jester



The Jester is a two door, front wheel drive hatchback tuner. I like them.

One spawns behind Wheel Arch Angels (but unfortunately it is sometimes locked). They can also be found around Las Venturas.

More info:
gta.wikia.com/wiki/Jester
https://www.grandtheftwiki.com/Jester

Flash



The Flash is a tiny two door, front-wheel drive hatchback and tuner. It's really good.



One spawns in the parking lot below the Mulholland Intersection in northern Los Santos.


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Elegy



The Elegy is a two door, rear-wheel drive sports car and tuner. It is probably my least favorite tuner - I find it somewhat hard to control.

It spawns in the car dealership in San Fierro but it can also be seen in Las Venturas.


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Club



The Club is a two-door front-wheel drive hatchback like the Flash and Blista Compact. I also consider it an honorary tuner car: it is agile, has alloys and twin exhausts, and it is quite customizable. It has the wrong engine though.

Millie Perkins has a pink Club the player can access either by dating her to 50% or using a tow truck. The Club can be found in the downtown areas of all of the cities.



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Blista Compact


The Blista Compact is a small, two door, front-wheel drive hatchback.

I think of the Blista as an honorary tuner car because of its front splitter/diffuser, its size and agility, and customization options. Arguments against this are 1) the Blista has plain steel wheels instead of alloys and 2) the Blista has a single exhaust.

The Blista is a lot of fun to drive: it is quick and maneuverable, but its top speed is not great.


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