Stinger: Difference between revisions

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* Spawns at a parking space in [[Downtown (Vice City)|Downtown]] near the police station.
* Spawns at a parking space in [[Downtown (Vice City)|Downtown]] near the police station.
* Parked in the [[InterGlobal Films]] studio in [[Prawn Island]].
* Parked in the [[InterGlobal Films]] studio in [[Prawn Island]] (sometimes appears in place of the [[Deluxo]].
* Spawns in [[Ocean Drive]], along a row of parked cars in [[Ocean Beach]].
* Spawns in [[Ocean Drive]], along a row of parked cars in [[Ocean Beach]].
* Parked by a mansion in [[Starfish Island]].
* Parked by a mansion in [[Starfish Island]].

Revision as of 01:08, 24 June 2010

Vehicle
Stinger
A Stinger in GTA 1.
A Stinger in GTA 1.
A Stinger in GTA 1.
Appearance(s) [[Appearance::GTA III
GTA Vice City
GTA Advance
GTA Liberty City Stories
GTA Vice City Stories]]
Vehicle type Civilian car
Body style 2-door sports car
Capacity 2 (driver and passenger)
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The Stinger is a two-door sports car which originally debuted in the original Grand Theft Auto, and recurred in the form of different designs. To date, the Stinger has appeared in the following games:

Description

GTA 1 — GTA 2

In GTA 1, the Stinger based on the 1968-1972 Chevrolet Corvette (the name is a reference to the Corvette Stingray). In GTA 2 it's based on the 1963 Corvette Split-Window. It can only be found in the Industrial District of Anywhere City, and gives the ElectroFingers power-up when crushed. Both iterations of handle great, respond well, and stick to the road.

GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories

In GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories, the Stinger appears in hard-top and convertible form. Its performance is better than most vehicles, but is the least powerful of all the 2-door sports cars, with little tendency to drift. Its Yakuza variant, the Yakuza Stinger, handles better and is all-wheel-drive, as opposed to the stock cars, which are rear-drive. The Stinger in both games resembles a Porsche Boxster or a Toyota MR2 Spyder.

In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, it resembles a 1968-1973 Ferrari Daytona Spyder, an apparent homage to Sonny Crockett's Ferrari Daytona Spyder replica, yet another one of Vice City's references to Miami Vice.

A working name given to the Stinger in Grand Theft Auto III is "Shark", as evidenced in the "official" website for Capital Autos [1].

Trivia

The yellow Stinger in a pre-release screenshot for GTA Liberty City Stories.

Locations

GTA 1
GTA 2
GTA III
GTA Liberty City Stories
GTA Vice City Stories

See also