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Fire Trucks also have lots of hitting power. They can send smaller vehicles flying and will make short work of getting through [[Enforcer]] baricades. When ramming, it is best that you get the Fire Truck to top speed for maximum hitting power. Most vehicles can be push out of the way by the Fire Truck. | Fire Trucks also have lots of hitting power. They can send smaller vehicles flying and will make short work of getting through [[Enforcer]] baricades. When ramming, it is best that you get the Fire Truck to top speed for maximum hitting power. Most vehicles can be push out of the way by the Fire Truck. | ||
In GTA San Andreas, a second Fire Truck variant exists, equipped with a ladder but having no water cannon, sirens or functional strobe lights, and does not allow the player to trigger the fire-fighting side-mission. | In GTA San Andreas, a second Fire Truck variant exists, equipped with a ladder but having no water cannon, sirens or functional strobe lights, and does not allow the player to trigger the fire-fighting side-mission. Unlike the hose variant, the ladder variant dosen't recive any exterior damage except for the headlights which will brake, however this dosen't change the vehicle at all. It is also worth noting that the ladder variant is enabled to use the [[Pay N' Spray]], allowing the player to repair the vehicle. Other than that, it really dosen't have a use as the ladder is not interactive. | ||
In GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA Liberty City Stories, and GTA Vice City Stories, the Fire Truck is based on a [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4d/Crab_Orchard_FD_Engine_14_%282006%29_Pierce_Contender.JPG Pierce Contender], with the front resembling a [http://www.chilhowiefire.org/images/appratus/Engine252Tour/Engine-252.jpg Seagrave Marauder]. In GTA San Andreas, the standard Fire Truck resembles a [http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/5751/00gta1firetruckls1992spartanre.jpg Crimson Spartan]; the ladder variation is based on a [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/X-Ladder_1_105%27_Pierce_Arrow.JPG Pierce Arrow]. | In GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA Liberty City Stories, and GTA Vice City Stories, the Fire Truck is based on a [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4d/Crab_Orchard_FD_Engine_14_%282006%29_Pierce_Contender.JPG Pierce Contender], with the front resembling a [http://www.chilhowiefire.org/images/appratus/Engine252Tour/Engine-252.jpg Seagrave Marauder]. In GTA San Andreas, the standard Fire Truck resembles a [http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/5751/00gta1firetruckls1992spartanre.jpg Crimson Spartan]; the ladder variation is based on a [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/X-Ladder_1_105%27_Pierce_Arrow.JPG Pierce Arrow]. | ||
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== Prominent appearances in missions == | == Prominent appearances in missions == | ||
* The ladder variant of the Fire Truck in [[Grand Theft Auto San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]] is prominently featured during the second half of the mission "[[End of the Line]]", during which it is bulletproof, fireproof, explosion-proof and even damage-proof (much like the [[Feltzer]] pursuing the Fire Truck); it also has heavy handling, but loses its special properties when the player fails to catch [[Sweet]] after he clings on to its ladder and falls | * The ladder variant of the Fire Truck in [[Grand Theft Auto San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]] is prominently featured during the second half of the mission "[[End of the Line]]", during which it is bulletproof, fireproof, explosion-proof and even damage-proof (much like the [[Feltzer]] pursuing the Fire Truck); it also has heavy handling, but loses its special properties when the player fails to catch [[Sweet]] after he clings on to its ladder and falls. During the mission, the special ladder Fire Truck is apparently unobtainable and locked, although it is possible to drive close enough to the vehicle and attempt to hijack it. | ||
* In the [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]] mission "[[Karmageddon]]", the player is required to drive a Fire Truck causing as much havoc as possible then destroy the Fire Truck. After the mission the [[Karmageddon (side mission)|Karmageddon]] side-mission is availbe by hoping inside the left Fire Truck at the [[Belleville Park]] Station, [[Staunton Island]]. | * In the [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]] mission "[[Karmageddon]]", the player is required to drive a Fire Truck causing as much havoc as possible then destroy the Fire Truck. After the mission the [[Karmageddon (side mission)|Karmageddon]] side-mission is availbe by hoping inside the left Fire Truck at the [[Belleville Park]] Station, [[Staunton Island]]. |
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