FBI Rancher - Revision history

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	The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.		The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.

	==Design==		== Design ==
	The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The GTA San Andreas version sports off-road tires. It resembles a [[:wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[:wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]]. However, the FBI Rancher features a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.		The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The GTA San Andreas version sports off-road tires. It resembles a [[:wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[:wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]]. However, the FBI Rancher features a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.

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	==Performance==		== Performance ==
	The FBI Rancher is four-wheel drive, giving it good traction and strength. It is longer in length and substantially heavier than the normal [[Rancher]]<ref>/data/handling.cfg</ref>. Despite this, the FBI Rancher with its throaty engine is one of the fastest law enforcement vehicles there is, being capable of high speeds that rival other law enforcement vehicles in their respective games. Its steering and braking is also competent, with lesser tendency to spin out due to a properly adjusted four wheel drive system. The vehicle's weight is also helpful in ~~vigilante~~ missions, as the job of stopping most smaller cars is made easier. Being equipped with a siren, the FBI Rancher can also be used, with the exception of GTA Chinatown Wars, to clear the road ahead from traffic.		The FBI Rancher is four-wheel drive, giving it good traction and strength. It is longer in length and substantially heavier than the normal [[Rancher]]<ref>/data/handling.cfg</ref>. Despite this, the FBI Rancher with its throaty engine is one of the fastest law enforcement vehicles there is, being capable of high speeds that rival other law enforcement vehicles in their respective games. Its steering and braking is also competent, with lesser tendency to spin out due to a properly-adjusted four-wheel-drive system. The vehicle's weight is also helpful in [[Vigilante]] missions, as the job of stopping most smaller cars is made easier. Being equipped with a siren, the FBI Rancher can also be used, with the exception of GTA Chinatown Wars, to clear the road ahead from traffic.

	==Trivia==		== Trivia ==
	*In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game.		* In GTA Vice City, the FBI Rancher shares its engine sound with the [[Sabre]] and horn sound with the [[Rancher]].
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Rancher's.		* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game.
			* In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Rancher's. It is actually exactly the same as the [[Yakuza Stinger]]'s horn in [[Grand Theft Auto III\|GTA III]].

	==Locations==		== Locations ==
	;GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas		; GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas
	*The FBI Rancher is not normally available parked in a specific area in neither game. As a result, the vehicle can only be stolen by the player when the player achieves a five-star wanted level. The difficulty of acquiring the vehicle is compounded by the fact that the player must deal with [[MP5]] gunfire from FBI agents.		* The FBI Rancher is not normally available parked in a specific area in neither game. As a result, the vehicle can only be stolen by the player when the player achieves a five-star wanted level. The difficulty of acquiring the vehicle is compounded by the fact that the player must deal with [[MP5]] gunfire from FBI agents.
	*As the player is also unable to respray the vehicle in order to eliminate their wanted level; one strategy is to hold themselves up at [[Wang Cars]] in [[San Fierro]] in GTA San Andreas, where multiple civilian cars are available. Once the player gains an FBI Rancher, the player must then switch to a civilian car that can be resprayed at the nearby [[Pay 'n' Spray]], thus eliminating police attention and being able to save the FBI Rancher.		* As the player is also unable to respray the vehicle in order to eliminate their wanted level; one strategy is to hold themselves up at [[Wang Cars]] in [[San Fierro]] in GTA San Andreas, where multiple civilian cars are available. Once the player gains an FBI Rancher, the player must then switch to a civilian car that can be resprayed at the nearby [[Pay 'n' Spray]], thus eliminating police attention and being able to save the FBI Rancher.
	*Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the hangar at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the hangar. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point, thus eliminating the wanted level.		* Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the hangar at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the hangar. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point, thus eliminating the wanted level.
	*Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the [[Easter Basin Naval Station]] using a fast vehicle then immediately make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by the FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again.		* Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the [[Easter Basin Naval Station]], using a fast vehicle, then immediately make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by the FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again.

	;GTA Chinatown Wars		; GTA Chinatown Wars
	* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].		* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].

	==References==		== References ==
	<references/>		<references/>

	==See also==		== See also ==
	* [[FIB SUV]]: a similar law enforcement vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].		* [[FIB SUV]]: a similar law enforcement vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

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	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

			==See also==
			* [[FIB SUV]]: a similar law enforcement vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].

	{{Navboxes		{{Navboxes

Andreaz1: Minor cleanup, and it is 4WD not RWD

2012-08-26T16:01:09Z

Minor cleanup, and it is 4WD not RWD

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	The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.		The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.

	== Design ==		==Design==
	The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version ~~has~~ off-road tires. It resembles a [[:wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[:wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], ~~it however has~~ a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.		The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The GTA San Andreas version sports off-road tires. It resembles a [[:wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[:wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]]. However, the FBI Rancher features a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.

	The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].		The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].
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	The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.		The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.

	Except for the [[PlayStation 2~~\|PS2~~]] version, no game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.		Except for the [[PlayStation 2]] version of GTA Vice City, no game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.

	<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="160">		<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="160">
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	== Performance ==		==Performance==
	Despite ~~its size and weight~~, the FBI Rancher, with its throaty V8 engine, is one of the fastest ~~SUV-based~~ law enforcement vehicles, being capable of high speeds that rival ~~police cars~~ in their ~~respectable game~~. Its steering and braking is also competent, with lesser tendency to spin out due to a properly adjusted ~~rear~~ wheel drive. The vehicle's weight is also helpful in vigilante missions, as the job of stopping most smaller cars is made easier. Being equipped with a siren, the FBI Rancher can also be used, with the exception of GTA Chinatown Wars, to clear the road ahead from traffic.		The FBI Rancher is four-wheel drive, giving it good traction and strength. It is longer in length and substantially heavier than the normal [[Rancher]]<ref>/data/handling.cfg</ref>. Despite this, the FBI Rancher with its throaty engine is one of the fastest law enforcement vehicles there is, being capable of high speeds that rival other law enforcement vehicles in their respective games. Its steering and braking is also competent, with lesser tendency to spin out due to a properly adjusted four wheel drive system. The vehicle's weight is also helpful in vigilante missions, as the job of stopping most smaller cars is made easier. Being equipped with a siren, the FBI Rancher can also be used, with the exception of GTA Chinatown Wars, to clear the road ahead from traffic.

	== Trivia ==		==Trivia==
	* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game.		*In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game.
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Rancher's.		*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Rancher's.

	== Locations ==		==Locations==
	;GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas		;GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas
	* The FBI Rancher is not normally available parked in a specific area. As a result, the vehicle can only be stolen by the player when the player achieves a five-star wanted level. The difficulty of acquiring the vehicle is compounded by the fact that the player must deal with MP5 ~~(SMG)~~ gunfire from FBI agents.		*The FBI Rancher is not normally available parked in a specific area in neither game. As a result, the vehicle can only be stolen by the player when the player achieves a five-star wanted level. The difficulty of acquiring the vehicle is compounded by the fact that the player must deal with [[MP5]] gunfire from FBI agents.
	*~~In GTA San Andreas,~~ the player is also unable to respray the vehicle in order to eliminate their wanted level; one strategy is to hold themselves up at [[Wang Cars]] in [[San Fierro]], where multiple civilian cars are available. Once the player gains an FBI Rancher, the player must then switch to a civilian car ~~and respray it (there's a~~ nearby [[Pay 'n' Spray]]), thus eliminating police attention and being able to ~~acquire an~~ FBI Rancher.		*As the player is also unable to respray the vehicle in order to eliminate their wanted level; one strategy is to hold themselves up at [[Wang Cars]] in [[San Fierro]] in GTA San Andreas, where multiple civilian cars are available. Once the player gains an FBI Rancher, the player must then switch to a civilian car that can be resprayed at the nearby [[Pay 'n' Spray]], thus eliminating police attention and being able to save the FBI Rancher.
	**Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the ~~hanger~~ at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the ~~hanger~~. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point ~~and eliminate~~ the wanted level.		*Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the hangar at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the hangar. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point, thus eliminating the wanted level.
	*Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the Easter Basin Naval Station using a fast vehicle then ~~immediatly~~ make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again ~~(as they will obtain a one star wanted level)~~.		*Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the [[Easter Basin Naval Station]] using a fast vehicle then immediately make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by the FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again.

	;GTA Chinatown Wars		;GTA Chinatown Wars
	* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].		* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].

			==References==
			<references/>

	{{Navboxes		{{Navboxes

Andreaz1: /* Trivia */ Where?

2012-08-26T15:18:55Z

Trivia: Where?

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game ~~(this can be seen when the player crashes the car)~~.		* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game.
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], A note higher than the regular Rancher's.		*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Rancher's.

	== Locations ==		== Locations ==

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	\| game_2 = GTA San Andreas		\| game_2 = GTA San Andreas
	\| game_3 = GTA Chinatown Wars		\| game_3 = GTA Chinatown Wars
	\| appearances = [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City\|GTA Vice City]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas\|GTA San Andreas]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]] ([[CheatDevice]] only)<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]]
	}}		}}
	The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.		The '''FBI Rancher''' is an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]] vehicle featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], as a consequence of reaching a five-star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era\|wanted level]]. It is known as the '''FIB Rancher''' in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]. The FBI Rancher exists in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], but is not found under normal circumstances.

	== Design ==		== Design ==
	The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.		The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[:wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[:wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.

	The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].		The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].
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			[[Category:Vehicles]]
	[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City]]		[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City]]
	[[Category:Vehicles in GTA San Andreas]]		[[Category:Vehicles in GTA San Andreas]]
	[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars]]		[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars]]
	[[Category:FBI]]		[[Category:FBI]]
	~~[[Category:Vehicles]]~~
	[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]]		[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]]
	[[Category:SUVs]]		[[Category:SUVs]]

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	{{Infobox ~~vehicles~~		{{Infobox vehicle
	\| name = FBI Rancher		\| name = FBI Rancher
	\| front_image = FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg		\| front_image = FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg
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	\| body_style = [[:Category:SUVs\|4-door SUV]]		\| body_style = [[:Category:SUVs\|4-door SUV]]
	\| capacity = 4 (driver and 3 passengers)		\| capacity = 4 (driver and 3 passengers)
			\| game_1 = GTA Vice City
			\| game_2 = GTA San Andreas
			\| game_3 = GTA Chinatown Wars
	\| appearances = [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City\|GTA Vice City]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas\|GTA San Andreas]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]] ([[CheatDevice]] only)<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]]		\| appearances = [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City\|GTA Vice City]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas\|GTA San Andreas]]<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]] ([[CheatDevice]] only)<br />[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]]
	}}		}}
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	The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.		The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.

	Except for the PS2 version, no game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.		Except for the [[PlayStation 2\|PS2]] version, no game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.

	<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="160">		<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="160">
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo]]'s red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).		* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo\|Sabre Turbo's]] red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], A note higher than the regular Rancher's.		*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], A note higher than the regular Rancher's.

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	**Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the hanger at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the hanger. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point and eliminate the wanted level.		**Another method is to steal a [[Rhino]] from [[Area 69]] and drive it into the hanger at [[Verdant Meadows]]. FBI Ranchers will frequently follow the player into the hanger. The player can then make a quick dash to the save point and eliminate the wanted level.
	*Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the Easter Basin Naval Station using a fast vehicle then immediatly make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again (as they will obtain a one star wanted level).		*Another very simple method of obtaining it is to enter the Easter Basin Naval Station using a fast vehicle then immediatly make a run for the Doherty garage, as the player will be pursued by FBI. There the player must quickly save, losing their wanted level. The FBI will then either exit their vehicle, simply leaving it there and walking around; or after sticking around for a few seconds, leave in it. Either way the player will have enough time to steal it, place in their garage, then save again (as they will obtain a one star wanted level).

	;GTA Chinatown Wars		;GTA Chinatown Wars
	* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].		* Spawns in a parking lot at an LCPD station in northern [[Varsity Heights]], [[Algonquin]].
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	[[Category:Vehicles in GTA San Andreas]]		[[Category:Vehicles in GTA San Andreas]]
	~~[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City Stories]]~~
	[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars]]		[[Category:Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars]]
	[[Category:FBI]]		[[Category:FBI]]
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	[[Category:SUVs]]		[[Category:SUVs]]

	~~[[de:Rancher]]~~
	~~[[es:FBI Rancher]]~~
	~~[[pl:FBI Rancher]]~~

SUV-Riderz: /* Trivia */

2012-05-04T19:52:03Z

Trivia

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo]]'s red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).		* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo]]'s red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular ~~Racher~~'s.		*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], A note higher than the regular Rancher's.

	== Locations ==		== Locations ==

Andreaz1: /* Design */ As per talk page

2012-05-02T18:58:43Z

Design: As per talk page

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	The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.		The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.

	No game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.		Except for the PS2 version, no game renditions of this vehicle can be resprayed at the [[Spray Shop\|spray shop]], as they are deemed "too hot" to be repainted.

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A-Dust at 23:06, 31 March 2012

2012-03-31T23:06:08Z

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	The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.		The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.

	The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice]]s.		The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].

	The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.		The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.
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	~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City (<small>[[:~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTAVC-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).		File:FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City (<small>[[:File:FBIRancher-GTAVC-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
	~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTASA-front.jpg\|GTA San Andreas (<small>[[:~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTASA-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).		File:FBIRancher-GTASA-front.jpg\|GTA San Andreas (<small>[[:File:FBIRancher-GTASA-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
	~~Image~~:~~FBI Rancher VCS~~.~~JPG~~\|GTA Vice City Stories.		File:FBIRancher-GTAVCS-PSP-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City Stories.
	~~Image~~:FIBRancher-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (as an "''FIB'' Rancher").		File:FIBRancher-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (as an "''FIB'' Rancher").
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Ujellybro?: /* Trivia */

2012-03-24T01:35:35Z

Trivia

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo]]'s red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).		* In GTA San Andreas, the player can change the black paint of the FBI Rancher by using a mod garage hack or a trainer capable of changing car colors. In GTA Vice City though, the black paint is a permanent texture of the vehicle (much like the [[Sabre Turbo]]'s red and white stripe scheme), and is actually "taxi yellow" in-game (this can be seen when the player crashes the car).
	*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]].		*In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Rancher has a unique [[horn]], a note higher than the regular Racher's.

	== Locations ==		== Locations ==

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	The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.		The FBI Rancher is a longer four-door SUV based on the two-door [[Rancher]] SUV, additionally sporting only a black body color and a non-visible strobe light on the dashboard. The FBI Rancher is rear-wheel drive, giving it some good traction and strength, however, being longer in length than the [[Rancher]] seems to give it a, somewhat, "slower effect" and it has the tendency to flip on uneven terrain, so it is not suitable for off-road driving, but despite this, the GTA San Andreas version has off-road tires. It resembles a [[wp:Chevrolet Suburban#1973 - 1991\|1981-1991 Chevrolet Suburban]], the four door relative of the [[wp:Chevrolet K5 Blazer#1973-1991\|Chevrolet K5 Blazer]], it however has a camper shell, a feature only seen on Blazers of the era.

	The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice]]s.		The FBI only used the [[FBI Washington]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] instead of using the FBI Rancher, like in GTA Vice City. The FBI Rancher is never used in the game and can only be spawned using [[CheatDevice\|CheatDevices]].

	The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.		The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition is actually based on the game's depiction of the [[Cavalcade]], but features "flat" front-mounted bullbars, as well as the standard black body color, a siren and trunk lid-mounted strobe lights (blue and red), and an on-board [[Police Computer\|police computer]]. In addition, the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, like most [[Police Car\|police cars]], grants the player five [[Shotgun]] rounds.
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	~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City (<small>[[:~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTAVC-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).		File:FBIRancher-GTAVC-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City (<small>[[:File:FBIRancher-GTAVC-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
	~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTASA-front.jpg\|GTA San Andreas (<small>[[:~~Image~~:FBIRancher-GTASA-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).		File:FBIRancher-GTASA-front.jpg\|GTA San Andreas (<small>[[:File:FBIRancher-GTASA-rear.jpg\|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
	~~Image~~:~~FBI Rancher VCS~~.~~JPG~~\|GTA Vice City Stories.		File:FBIRancher-GTAVCS-PSP-front.jpg\|GTA Vice City Stories.
	~~Image~~:FIBRancher-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (as an "''FIB'' Rancher").		File:FIBRancher-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (as an "''FIB'' Rancher").
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