Willard (manufacturer): Difference between revisions

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This article is about the manufacturer. For the car of the same name, see Willard.

The Elegant (mistakenly referred to as the 'Elegance') is advertised in GTA:SA as a Willard model

Willard is an automotive company in Grand Theft Auto IV. Willard is based off of real life companies Buick and Mercury . The outside of the logo is somewhat shaped like the Hudson Motors logo and the squiggle inside may be inspired from the ones on the classic Chrysler emblem (or winged logo) but the resemblance isn't very strong. Some vehicles in GTA IV can be seen with license plate frames that say "Liberty City Willard," suggesting they were purchased at the city's Willard dealership.

Vehicles

GTA III era

Elegant

GTA IV

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-'''Willard''' is an automotive company in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] that produces the following vehicles:
+'''Willard''' is an automotive company in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. Willard is based off of real life companies [[wp:Buick|Buick]] and [[wp:Mercury (automobile)|Mercury]] . The outside of the logo is somewhat shaped like the Hudson Motors logo and the squiggle inside may be inspired from the ones on the classic Chrysler emblem (or winged logo) but the resemblance isn't very strong. Some vehicles in GTA IV can be seen with license plate frames that say "Liberty City Willard," suggesting they were purchased at the city's Willard dealership.
+==Vehicles==
+===GTA III era===
+*[[Elegant]]
+===GTA IV===
 *[[Faction]]
 *[[Marbelle]]
 *[[Solair]]
 *[[Willard]]
-Willard also happens to be the car company that makes the [[Elegant]] in GTA: San Andreas.  Some vehicles in GTA IV can be seen with license plate frames that say "Liberty City Willard," suggesting they were purchased at the city's Willard dealership.
-Willard is based off of real life companies Buick and Mercury. The outside of the logo is somewhat shaped like the Hudson Motors logo and the squiggle inside may be inspired from the ones on the classic Chrysler emblem (or winged logo) but the resemblance isn't very strong.
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