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* A version of the Ford Mustang called the Stallion Special was sold exclusively by Mainway Ford in 1967. | * A version of the Ford Mustang called the Stallion Special was sold exclusively by Mainway Ford in 1967. | ||
* The Stallion is one of the earliest in-game cars to be featured on a box art of a Grand Theft Auto game, appearing in several versions of GTA III cover arts. | * The Stallion is one of the earliest in-game cars to be featured on a box art of a Grand Theft Auto game, appearing in several versions of GTA III cover arts. | ||
* The Stallion has made non-GTA cameos in multiple games produced by | * The Stallion has made non-GTA cameos in multiple games produced by [[Rockstar Games]]: | ||
** The Stallion made a cameo appearance in Rockstar North's [[Manhunt]] | ** The Stallion made a [[w:c:manhunt:Stallion|cameo appearance]] in [[Rockstar North]]'s [[Manhunt]], in which it appears as a burnt out [[Wrecks|wreck]]. | ||
** The Stallion makes cameo appearances in [[Rockstar Toronto]]'s [[wp:The Warriors (video game)|The Warriors]] as the cars on the streets that the player can steal radios from. | ** The Stallion makes cameo appearances in [[Rockstar Toronto]]'s [[wp:The Warriors (video game)|The Warriors]] as the cars on the streets that the player can steal radios from. | ||
** A black Stallion with a flame paintjob (similar to a Diablo Stallion) appears in [[Rockstar Vancouver]]'s [[ | ** A black Stallion with a flame paintjob (similar to a Diablo Stallion) appears in [[Rockstar Vancouver]]'s [[Bully]] in the [[w:c:bullygame:Shop|Shop Class]]. | ||
* The interior of the GTA IV Stallion features a photograph taped to the dashboard, its purpose being largely unknown due to the poor quality of the photograph texture. The same interior is reused in the [[Rhapsody]], but the photograph is substituted with one depicting what seems to be Wayne and Garth from [[wp:Wayne's World (film)|Wayne's World]]. | * The interior of the GTA IV Stallion features a photograph taped to the dashboard, its purpose being largely unknown due to the poor quality of the photograph texture. The same interior is reused in the [[Rhapsody]], but the photograph is substituted with one depicting what seems to be Wayne and Garth from [[wp:Wayne's World (film)|Wayne's World]]. | ||
[[Image:Stallion-GTACW-papercraft.jpg|275px|thumb|right|A rendering of the papercraft Stallion from the GTA Chinatown Wars section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].]] | [[Image:Stallion-GTACW-papercraft.jpg|275px|thumb|right|A rendering of the papercraft Stallion from the GTA Chinatown Wars section of the [[Rockstar Games Social Club]].]] | ||
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** [[K-DST]] in GTA San Andreas. | ** [[K-DST]] in GTA San Andreas. | ||
** [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]] in GTA IV. | ** [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]] in GTA IV. | ||
* The Stallion could be considered as the "face" car of the GTA series, as it has been featured in multiple other Rockstar games (as mentioned above), and featured on boxart, promotional art, concept art, etc. The car has also appeared in all GTA games excluding GTA | * The Stallion could be considered as the "face" car of the GTA series, as it has been featured in multiple other Rockstar games (as mentioned above), and featured on boxart, promotional art, concept art, etc. The car has also appeared in all GTA games excluding the [[Grand Theft Auto: London|GTA London expansion packs]], [[GTA 2]] and [[GTA Advance]], although the [[Diablo Stallion]] appeared in the latter. | ||
* In GTA III, the soft-top roof of a Stallion can be removed by playing and stopping a replay (pressing F1 two times) until the roof has disappeared in-game. | * In GTA III, the soft-top roof of a Stallion can be removed by playing and stopping a replay (pressing F1 two times) until the roof has disappeared in-game. | ||