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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 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 Ferrari Daytona Spyder, | In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, it resembles a 1968-1970 Ferrari Daytona Spyder, due to the lack of "pop-up" headlights, which were added to the Daytona after 1970. | ||
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Revision as of 23:50, 14 April 2009
The Stinger is a sports car. It handles great, responds well, and sticks to the road. This vehicle first appeared in the original Grand Theft Auto, but has also been in Grand Theft Auto 2, Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. The vehicle does not appear in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Description
In GTA 1 it's based on the 1968 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.
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 1968-1970 Ferrari Daytona Spyder, due to the lack of "pop-up" headlights, which were added to the Daytona after 1970.
Locations
GTA III
- Parked by a mansion garage in Cedar Grove, Shoreside Vale.
GTA Liberty City Stories
- No spawn points but it can be seen driven around Staunton Island and Shoreside Vale when the player is driving a sports car.
GTA Vice City Stories
- Spawns at a parking space in Downtown near the police station.
- Parked in the InterGlobal Films studio in Prawn Island.
- Spawns in Ocean Drive, along a row of parked cars in Ocean Beach.
- Parked by a mansion in Starfish Island.
- Behind the Malibu Club on the beach island.
Gallery
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The Stinger in GTA 1.
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The Stinger in GTA 2.
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A Stinger in GTA III.
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GTA III rendition; rear quarter view, without a roof.
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A Stinger in GTA Vice City.
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GTA III rendition; rear quarter view, without a roof.
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The Stinger in GTA Liberty City Stories.
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The Stinger in GTA Vice City Stories.
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