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The [[Albany]] Manana has a very different look in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] compared to its namesake in the previous games - it is now a sharp '70s-style luxury car. The front detailing resembles that of a 1975 Buick LeSabre, but the rest is unmistakably derived from a 1967 or '68 Cadillac Eldorado; the front bumper is derived from neither of these cars, having a late '70s look. The car is available as both a coupe and a convertible. The GTA IV rendition of the Manana does have one thing in common with the prior versions: it still has poor performance and mediocre handling. | The [[Albany]] Manana has a very different look in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] compared to its namesake in the previous games - it is now a sharp '70s-style luxury car. The front detailing resembles that of a 1975 Buick LeSabre, but the rest is unmistakably derived from a 1967 or '68 Cadillac Eldorado; the front bumper is derived from neither of these cars, having a late '70s look. The car is available as both a coupe and a convertible. Overall the lines of the car suggest it's an evolution of the [[Esperanto|Esperanto]], which was heavily based on the Cadillac Eldorado (hence the name). Ironically, the [[Esperanto|Esperanto]] also returns to GTA IV and becomes one of the more boring looking and driving cars in the game, much as the original Manana was (it's as if their roles were reversed). The GTA IV rendition of the Manana does have one thing in common with the prior versions: it still has poor performance and mediocre handling, although it's fair from the worst driving car in the game. | ||
After collecting all thirty cars for [[Stevie]] he agrees to purchase cars from [[Niko Bellic]], with the Manana fetching [[Dollar|$]]1,200. | After collecting all thirty cars for [[Stevie]] he agrees to purchase cars from [[Niko Bellic]], with the Manana fetching [[Dollar|$]]1,200. | ||