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=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars === | === GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars === | ||
In GTA IV, the Admiral retains its 4-door sedan form, and is manufactured by [[Dundreary]]. Its chassis generally resembles that of the [[wp:Mercury Grand Marquis|2003-2005 Mercury Grand Marquis]] (albeit with a more streamlined greenhouse) or [[wp:Lincoln Town Car#third generation|2003-present Lincoln Town Car]], with a more even roof | === GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars === | ||
In GTA IV, the Admiral retains its 4-door sedan form, and is manufactured by [[Dundreary]]. Its chassis generally resembles that of the [[wp:Chrysler 300|2005-present Chrysler 300]], [[wp:Mercury Grand Marquis|2003-2005 Mercury Grand Marquis]] (albeit with a more streamlined greenhouse) or [[wp:Lincoln Town Car#third generation|2003-present Lincoln Town Car]], with a more even roof. The front of the Admiral in particular resembles the Grand Marquis; the taillights strangely share a similar (and probably coincidental) design to those of the [[wp:Toyota Camry#First generation (V10; 1982–1986)|1982-1986 Toyota Camry]]. | |||
The Admiral also serves as the base chassis for the GTA IV [[Stretch]], similar to how the Chrysler 300 and Lincoln Town Car are often modified to serve as limos. The reverse lights feature the Dundreary logo, however, they are absent on the Stretch. | |||
The GTA IV version of the car generally performs as one would expect from a large, heavy sedan, in comparison to its previous renditions' smaller lighter counterparts. While possessing good horsepower, the vehicle's weight hampers its acceleration and handling but provides the car with better endurance. Its top speed is about 140 km/h (87 mph). | The GTA IV version of the car generally performs as one would expect from a large, heavy sedan, in comparison to its previous renditions' smaller lighter counterparts. While possessing good horsepower, the vehicle's weight hampers its acceleration and handling but provides the car with better endurance. Its top speed is about 140 km/h (87 mph). | ||