Cheetah - Revision history

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	The '''Cheetah''' is a two-door sports car in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It takes the form of a supercar in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		The '''Cheetah''' is a two-door sports car in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It takes the form of a supercar in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] and [[Grand Theft Auto Online]].

	== Description ==		== Description ==
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	; GTA V		; GTA V
	In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h) - this is even slower than most of its real-life visual inspirations; the real-life Enzo can perform the same acceleration within 3.6 seconds. Braking power is also moderate, giving somewhat long braking distances. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: ~~217~~ mph (~~350~~ km/h); this only falls behind the [[Osiris]]' 230 mph (370 km/h), [[Entity XF]]'s 240 mph (386 km/h), and [[Adder]]'s 250 mph (403 km/h). Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way unless the engine has been exposed.		In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h) - this is even slower than most of its real-life visual inspirations; the real-life Enzo can perform the same acceleration within 3.6 seconds. Braking power is also moderate, giving somewhat long braking distances. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 220 mph (354 km/h); this only falls behind the [[Osiris]]' 230 mph (370 km/h), [[Entity XF]]'s 240 mph (386 km/h), and [[Adder]]'s 250 mph (403 km/h). Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way unless the engine has been exposed.

	== Variant ==		== Variant ==

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	=== Performance ===		=== Performance ===
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	The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.		The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.

	In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h) - this is even slower than most of its real-life visual inspirations; the real-life Enzo can perform the same acceleration within 3.6 seconds. Braking power is also moderate, giving somewhat long braking distances. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this ~~is in fact faster than its~~ [[~~Turismo R\|successor~~]]. Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way.		; GTA V
			In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h) - this is even slower than most of its real-life visual inspirations; the real-life Enzo can perform the same acceleration within 3.6 seconds. Braking power is also moderate, giving somewhat long braking distances. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this only falls behind the [[Osiris]]' 230 mph (370 km/h), [[Entity XF]]'s 240 mph (386 km/h), and [[Adder]]'s 250 mph (403 km/h). Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way unless the engine has been exposed.

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	* Hydraulics: $1,500 (''$1,800'')		* Hydraulics: $1,500 (''$1,800'')
	{{Col-end}}		{{Col-end}}

	~~== Trivia ==~~
	[[File:Cheetah-GTAVC-wingmirror.jpg\|thumb\|right\|141px\|The Cheetah's four wing mirror configurations in GTA Vice City, including a "black strobe light" variant of the wing mirror-less Cheetah, which does not exist in other games.]]
	* The GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas renditions feature variations of wing mirrors, either featuring two on both sides, one on the driver's side or none. Unusually, for some Cheetahs without rear mirrors in GTA Vice City, [[:Image:Cheetah-GTAVC-wingmirror.jpg\|a blacked-out dashboard strobe light]] used by the VCPD Cheetah may be seen; this variety of side mirrors is also seen on the VCPD Cheetah. Despite sharing the same vehicle design as in GTA Vice City, the GTA Vice City Stories rendition is only available with two side mirrors.
	* When first entered in GTA San Andreas, it may play [[SF-UR]] as its default radio station.
	* In GTA Vice City Stories, which is set in 1984, the Cheetah was based from the first generation Ferrari Testarossa, which started selling in 1984. The first "red head" did not sell enough until late 1985. For the sake of having no irregularities about the comparison of the two cars, the developers of the game made the Cheetah scarce in the game by only spawning them in parking lots, in order to address this anachronism.
	* In GTA V, the Cheetah makes the same horn sound as the [[JB 700]] and [[Entity XF]].

	== Locations ==		== Locations ==
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	* May spawn during other days/conditions on the Strip, Las Venturas.		* May spawn during other days/conditions on the Strip, Las Venturas.
	* Found parked in front of a house in [[Prickle Pine]], Las Venturas when [[Exports and Imports\|wanted for export]]. May be locked or equipped with an alarm.		* Found parked in front of a house in [[Prickle Pine]], Las Venturas when [[Exports and Imports\|wanted for export]]. May be locked or equipped with an alarm.
	* Importable from [[Easter Basin]], [[San Fierro]] for $84,000 after exporting the car.		* Importable from [[Easter Basin]], [[San Fierro]] for [[Money\|$]]84,000 after exporting the car.

	; GTA Liberty City Stories		; GTA Liberty City Stories
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	* In front of [[Lance Vance]]'s hotel in [[Downtown Vice City\|Downtown]].		* In front of [[Lance Vance]]'s hotel in [[Downtown Vice City\|Downtown]].
	* In the parking lot behind the hospital in Downtown.		* In the parking lot behind the hospital in Downtown.

			; GTA V
			* Purchasable from legendarymotorsport.net for $650,000.
			* Can be obtained from the mission [[I Fought the Law]] by killing [[Henry Smith IV]].

			== Trivia ==
			[[File:Cheetah-GTAVC-wingmirror.jpg\|thumb\|right\|141px\|The Cheetah's four wing mirror configurations in GTA Vice City, including a "black strobe light" variant of the wing mirror-less Cheetah, which does not exist in other games.]]
			* The GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas renditions feature variations of wing mirrors, either featuring two on both sides, one on the driver's side or none. Unusually, for some Cheetahs without rear mirrors in GTA Vice City, [[:Image:Cheetah-GTAVC-wingmirror.jpg\|a blacked-out dashboard strobe light]] used by the VCPD Cheetah may be seen; this variety of side mirrors is also seen on the VCPD Cheetah. Despite sharing the same vehicle design as in GTA Vice City, the GTA Vice City Stories rendition is only available with two side mirrors.
			* When first entered in GTA San Andreas, it may play [[SF-UR]] as its default radio station.
			* In GTA Vice City Stories, which is set in 1984, the Cheetah was based from the first generation Ferrari Testarossa, which started selling in 1984. The first "red head" did not sell enough until late 1985. For the sake of having no irregularities about the comparison of the two cars, the developers of the game made the Cheetah scarce in the game by only spawning them in parking lots, in order to address this anachronism.
			* In GTA V, the Cheetah makes the same horn sound as the [[JB 700]] and Entity XF.
			** Its engine sound is shared with the [[Zentorno]], [[Vacca]], and [[Infernus]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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			{{also\|For the stripper in [[Grand Theft Auto V]], see [[Cheetah (GTA V)]].}}
	{{Infobox vehicle		{{Infobox vehicle
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	~~{{also\|For the stripper in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] see [[Cheetah (GTA V)]].}}~~
	The '''Cheetah''' is a two-door sports car in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It takes the form of a supercar in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		The '''Cheetah''' is a two-door sports car in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]], and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It takes the form of a supercar in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

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	In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:		In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:

	* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals. Being front-engined, it could be vaguely based on a [[wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello\|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] as well.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals. Being front-engined, it could be vaguely based on a [[wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello\|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] as well. Upon close inspection of the engine, 12 cylinders can be seen, implying the Cheetah has a V12 engine, much like the 550 Maranello.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.

	Looking at the shape of the car, it is clear to see that it is mid-engined. However, when the hood is removed, in GTA III and GTA Vice City, the engine appears to be at the front, possibly due to programming limitations. This is in stark contrast to the design of the Testarossa in general, which has the engine placed behind the passenger compartment, just in front of the rear axle (mid-engine). However, in GTA San Andreas, the design is more faithful to the real-life counterpart, with the engine being evidently placed at the rear of the chassis, while the front is empty; this creates a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The engine of the Cheetah sounds and looks like a V10, contrary to the flat-12 engine used by the Testarossa.		Looking at the shape of the car, it is clear to see that it is mid-engined. However, when the hood is removed, in GTA III and GTA Vice City, the engine appears to be at the front, possibly due to programming limitations. This is in stark contrast to the design of the Testarossa in general, which has the engine placed behind the passenger compartment, just in front of the rear axle (mid-engine). However, in GTA San Andreas, the design is more faithful to the real-life counterpart, with the engine being evidently placed at the rear of the chassis, while the front is empty; this creates a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The engine of the Cheetah in GTA San Andreas sounds and looks like a V10, contrary to the flat-12 engine used by the Testarossa.

	During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.		During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.

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	== Variant ==		== Variant ==
	The [[VCPD Cheetah\|police variant of the Cheetah]] appears in both GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, being a deliberate reference to the Ferrari Testarossa's appearance as [[wp:James "Sonny" Crockett\|Sonny Crockett's]] [[wp:Cars in Miami Vice\|car of choice]] in the later half [[wp:Miami Vice\|Miami Vice]], a 1980s police series set in Miami.		The [[VCPD Cheetah\|police variant of the Cheetah]] appears in both GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, being a deliberate reference to the Ferrari Testarossa's appearance as [[wp:James "Sonny" Crockett\|Sonny Crockett]]'s [[wp:Cars in Miami Vice\|car of choice]] in the later half [[wp:Miami Vice\|Miami Vice]], a 1980s police series set in Miami.

	They appear from a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era#Three stars\|3-star wanted level]] onwards, driven by casually but tastefully dressed [[Vice Squad]] agents armed with [[Micro-SMG]]s. Given the identical performance of this vehicle to its civilian counterpart, it is nearly impossible to evade in this case.		They appear from a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era#Three stars\|3-star wanted level]] onwards, driven by casually but tastefully dressed [[Vice Squad]] agents armed with [[Micro-SMG]]s. Given the identical performance of this vehicle to its civilian counterpart, it is nearly impossible to evade this car in this case.

	== Customization in GTA San Andreas ==		== Customization in GTA San Andreas ==

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	In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:		In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:

	* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals. Being front-engined, it could be vaguely based on a [[wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello\|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] as well.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.

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	In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:		In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:

	* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.

	Looking at the shape of the car, it's clear to see that it is mid-engined. However, when the hood is removed, in GTA III and GTA Vice City, the engine appears to be at the front, possibly due to programming limitations. This is in stark contrast to the design of the Testarossa in general, which has the engine placed behind the passenger compartment, just in front of the rear axle (mid-engine). However, in GTA San Andreas, the design is more faithful to the real-life counterpart, with the engine being evidently placed at the rear of the chassis, while the front is empty; this creates a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The engine of the Cheetah sounds and looks like a V10, contrary to the flat-12 engine used by the Testarossa.		Looking at the shape of the car, it is clear to see that it is mid-engined. However, when the hood is removed, in GTA III and GTA Vice City, the engine appears to be at the front, possibly due to programming limitations. This is in stark contrast to the design of the Testarossa in general, which has the engine placed behind the passenger compartment, just in front of the rear axle (mid-engine). However, in GTA San Andreas, the design is more faithful to the real-life counterpart, with the engine being evidently placed at the rear of the chassis, while the front is empty; this creates a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The engine of the Cheetah sounds and looks like a V10, contrary to the flat-12 engine used by the Testarossa.

	During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.		During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.
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	The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.		The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.

	In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h). Braking power is also moderate. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this is in fact faster than its [[Turismo R\|successor]]. Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way.		In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h) - this is even slower than most of its real-life visual inspirations; the real-life Enzo can perform the same acceleration within 3.6 seconds. Braking power is also moderate, giving somewhat long braking distances. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this is in fact faster than its [[Turismo R\|successor]]. Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way.

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	; GTA Vice City		; GTA Vice City
	* Parking area near [[Juan Cortez]]' yacht in [[Ocean Beach]].		* Parking area near [[Juan Cortez]]' yacht in [[Ocean Beach]]/[[Viceport]].
	* North of ~~[[Ricardo Diaz]]'~~ [[Vercetti Estate~~\|Mansion~~]], [[Starfish Island]].		* North of the [[Vercetti Estate]], [[Starfish Island]].
	* One of the competitors for [[Sunshine Autos]]' races.		* One of the competitors for [[Sunshine Autos]]' races.

	; GTA San Andreas		; GTA San Andreas
	* Spawns in [[Market, Los Santos\|Market]], Los Santos.		* Spawns in [[Market, Los Santos\|Market]], [[Los Santos in GTA III Era\|Los Santos]].
	* Spawns while driving a [[PCJ-600]] in [[Rodeo]], [[Los Santos ~~in GTA III Era\|Los Santos]]~~ ([[Days of the Week\|Wednesday]]).		* Spawns while driving a [[PCJ-600]] in [[Rodeo]], Los Santos ([[Days of the Week\|Wednesday]]).
	* Spawns sometimes in [[Doherty]], [[San Fierro]], and its surrounding areas.		* Spawns sometimes in [[Doherty]], [[San Fierro]], and its surrounding areas.
	* Spawns in [[Old Venturas Strip]], Las Venturas.		* Spawns in [[Old Venturas Strip]], [[Las Venturas]].
	* Spawns while driving a [[Euros]] on [[The Strip]], [[Las Venturas]], or in [[Queens]], [[San Fierro~~]] on~~ ([[Days of the Week\|Thursday]]).		* Spawns while driving a [[Euros]] on [[The Strip]], Las Venturas, or in [[Queens]], San Fierro ([[Days of the Week\|Thursday]]).
	* May spawn other days/conditions on the Strip, Las Venturas.		* May spawn during other days/conditions on the Strip, Las Venturas.
	* Found parked in front of a house in [[Prickle Pine]], Las Venturas when [[Exports and Imports\|wanted for export ~~on the second list~~]].		* Found parked in front of a house in [[Prickle Pine]], Las Venturas when [[Exports and Imports\|wanted for export]]. May be locked or equipped with an alarm.
	* Importable from [[Easter Basin]], [[San Fierro]] for $84,000 after ~~[[Exports and Imports\|~~exporting]] the car.		* Importable from [[Easter Basin]], [[San Fierro]] for $84,000 after exporting the car.

	; GTA Liberty City Stories		; GTA Liberty City Stories
	* [[Donald Love]]'s mansion, [[Cedar Grove]], [[Shoreside Vale]].		* [[Donald Love]]'s mansion, Cedar Grove, Shoreside Vale.
	* In the [[Francis International Airport ~~in GTA III Era\|Francis International Airport]]~~ parking lot across the fire station.		* In the Francis International Airport parking lot across the fire station.

	; GTA Vice City Stories		; GTA Vice City Stories
	* Northernmost road on [[Starfish Island]].		* Northernmost road on Starfish Island.
	* [[~~Vercetti Estate\|~~Diaz~~' Mansion~~]] on Starfish Island.		* [[Ricardo Diaz]]' mansion on Starfish Island.
	* In front of [[Lance Vance]]'s hotel in [[Downtown Vice City\|Downtown]].		* In front of [[Lance Vance]]'s hotel in [[Downtown Vice City\|Downtown]].
	* In the parking lot behind the hospital in Downtown.		* In the parking lot behind the hospital in Downtown.

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	\| front_image = Cheetah-GTAIII-front.jpg		\| front_image = Cheetah-GTAIII-front.jpg
	\| image_size = 300		\| image_size = 300
	\| caption = A Cheetah in [[Grand Theft Auto III\|GTA III]].		\| caption = A Cheetah in [[Grand Theft Auto III\|GTA III]]
	\| rear_image = Cheetah-GTAIII-rear.jpg		\| rear_image = Cheetah-GTAIII-rear.jpg
	\| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA V)		\| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA V)
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	=== Performance ===		=== Performance ===
	The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps, and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.		The Cheetah's acceleration and speed are good compared to other sports cars in the game, and handling and braking are far superior to all others. Due to its low suspension, it hugs the road and is not prone to rolling over or spinning out of control when cornering at high speeds. Like with the real-life Testarossa, the Cheetah is a rear-wheel-drive car. However, GTA III's Cheetah has stiffer suspensions than those of the [[Banshee]], [[Stinger]], and [[Infernus]], making it incapable of handling bumps and curbs without compromising stability. The Cheetah has a top speed of 132 mph (213 km/h) in GTA San Andreas.

	In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h). Braking power is also moderate. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this is in fact faster than its [[Turismo R\|successor]]. Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way.		In Grand Theft Auto V, the Cheetah has a somewhat slow acceleration compared to other supercars in the game: 4 seconds to 60 mph (97 km/h). Braking power is also moderate. However, the Cheetah now sees an improved top speed from its GTA III Era renditions: 217 mph (350 km/h); this is in fact faster than its [[Turismo R\|successor]]. Its traction is also very good. Being a mid-engined vehicle, the Cheetah does not break down very easily, as neither frontal collisions nor rear-end collisions will damage the engine in any way.
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	* Mansion west of [[Colombian Cartel\|Cartel]] [[Cartel Mansion\|Mansion]] in [[Cedar Grove]], [[Shoreside Vale]], [[Liberty City in GTA III Era\|Liberty City]].		* Mansion west of [[Colombian Cartel\|Cartel]] [[Cartel Mansion\|Mansion]] in [[Cedar Grove]], [[Shoreside Vale]], [[Liberty City in GTA III Era\|Liberty City]].
	* In the parking lot of the [[Francis International Airport in GTA III Era\|Francis International Airport]] near the entrance and across the fire station.		* In the parking lot of the [[Francis International Airport in GTA III Era\|Francis International Airport]] near the entrance and across the fire station.
	* Can be seen during the missions [[Chaperone]], [[Turismo (mission)\|Turismo]], [[Last Requests]] (albeit armed with a [[Car Bomb]] that can kill the [[Claude\|player]]), and [[Grand Theft Auto (mission)\|Grand Theft Auto]].		* Can be seen during the missions [[Chaperone]], [[Turismo (mission)\|Turismo]], [[Last Requests]] (albeit armed with a [[Car Bomb]] that can [[Wasted\|kill]] the [[Claude\|player]]), and [[Grand Theft Auto (mission)\|Grand Theft Auto]].

	; GTA Vice City		; GTA Vice City
	* Parking area near [[~~Juan Cortez\|~~Juan Cortez]]' yacht in [[Ocean Beach]].		* Parking area near [[Juan Cortez]]' yacht in [[Ocean Beach]].
	* North of [[Ricardo Diaz]]' [[Vercetti Estate\|Mansion]], [[Starfish Island]].		* North of [[Ricardo Diaz]]' [[Vercetti Estate\|Mansion]], [[Starfish Island]].
	* One of the competitors for [[Sunshine Autos]]'s races.		* One of the competitors for [[Sunshine Autos]]' races.

	; GTA San Andreas		; GTA San Andreas
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	[[Category:Sports Cars]]		[[Category:Sports Cars]]
			[[Category:Super Cars]]

A-Dust at 17:31, 13 May 2015

2015-05-13T17:31:24Z

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	\| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA V)		\| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA V)
	\| vehicle_type = Civilian car		\| vehicle_type = Civilian car
	\| body_style = 2-door sports car <small>~~(GTA III Era)~~</small><br />2-door supercar <small>~~(GTA V)~~</small>		\| body_style = 2-door sports car (<small>3D Universe</small>)<br />2-door supercar (<small>HD Universe</small>)
	\| capacity = 2 (driver and passenger)		\| capacity = 2 (driver and passenger)
	\| game_1 = GTA III		\| game_1 = GTA III
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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	=== Design ===		=== Design ===
	==== ~~GTA III Era~~ ====		==== 3D Universe ====
	In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:		In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:

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	During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.		During one point of [[Content Changes in GTA III\|game development of GTA III]], the Cheetah was known as the '''Rocket'''.

	==== ~~GTA V~~ ====		==== HD Universe ====
	After a noticeable absence in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], the Cheetah was reintroduced in GTA V with a completely redesigned and modernized appearance. The car now resembles the one-off [[wp:Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfaria\|Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfaria]], with elements of the [[wp:SSC Tuatara\|SSC Tuatara]], [[wp:Pagani Zonda\|Pagani Zonda R]], and bits of the [[wp:Enzo Ferrari (automobile)\|Enzo Ferrari]]. The rear fascia is heavily influenced by those of the [[wp:GTA Spano\|GTA Spano]] and [[wp:Cizeta-Moroder V16T\|Cizeta V16T]]. Though it looks very new in design, [[Legendarymotorsport.net]] claims it is a prototype sports car manufactured by Grotti in the 1970s, possibly a reference to the [[wp:Ferrari P\|Ferrari P]] series race cars in the 1960s and 1970s.		After a noticeable absence in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], the Cheetah was reintroduced in GTA V with a completely redesigned and modernized appearance. The car now resembles the one-off [[wp:Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfaria\|Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfaria]], with elements of the [[wp:SSC Tuatara\|SSC Tuatara]], [[wp:Pagani Zonda\|Pagani Zonda R]], and bits of the [[wp:Enzo Ferrari (automobile)\|Enzo Ferrari]]. The rear fascia is heavily influenced by those of the [[wp:GTA Spano\|GTA Spano]] and [[wp:Cizeta-Moroder V16T\|Cizeta V16T]]. Though it looks very new in design, [[Legendarymotorsport.net]] claims it is a prototype sports car manufactured by Grotti in the 1970s, possibly a reference to the [[wp:Ferrari P\|Ferrari P]] series race cars in the 1960s and 1970s.

Rage1651 at 00:18, 13 May 2015

2015-05-13T00:18:35Z

What changes will this make?

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	In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:		In all its iterations the vehicle closely resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa\|Ferrari Testarossa]], with each game's version following the design of the corresponding era:

	* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto III]] ([[2001]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] ([[1998]]), the Cheetah looks like a slightly generic-ized and modernized [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#F512 M\|F512 M]] with oval taillights and headlights strangely bearing some similarity to those of a [[wp:Ford Mustang (fourth generation)\|fourth-generation Ford Mustang]], except curved and without turn signals. Being front-engined, it could be vaguely based on a [[wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello\|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] as well.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] ([[1986]]) and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] ([[1984]]), it resembles a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#Testarossa\|mid-80s Testarossa]] with the triple taillights of pre-1990s [[wp:Ferrari\|Ferrari]] models.
	* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.		* In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] ([[1992]]), a [[wp:Ferrari Testarossa#512 TR\|512 TR]] Testarossa (but without the hidden headlamps) with the rear lights of a F512 M. A hood scoop is also present on these renditions.