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In each game, it has a different design, and in some cases, resembling not one specific car. | In each game, it has a different design, and in some cases, resembling not one specific car. | ||
In | In GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories, it resembles a Ford Explorer, with the latter given significant cosmetic changes and featuring an extended rear cargo compartment. However, in GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, it resembles a Jeep Wagoneer with the grille and lights of a fourth generation Ford Bronco, the front bumper is from a first generation Chevrolet S-10 or S-10 Blazer (the lights grille could also be from it and probably are since the Bronco came out later). | ||
In | In GTA San Andreas, the Landstalker has a grille and chassis like a Jeep Grand Cherokee (and maybe also the headlights), the front bumper is once again from a first generation Chevy S-10 or S-10 Blazer, the wood panels look like those of a Jeep Wagoneer, and it sounds like it sports a V8. Its continental kit is also removed, to be replaced by a visible spare tire inside the rear compartment. | ||
=== GTA IV === | === GTA IV === | ||
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Deformation in frontal accidents is acceptable, though rear accidents cause quite a bit of visible damage. The engine itself is sturdy in accidents, allowing the Landstalker to take multiple direct hits at full speed before failing. Overall, this vehicle is better suited for short drives and off-road expeditions than high-speed pursuits. | Deformation in frontal accidents is acceptable, though rear accidents cause quite a bit of visible damage. The engine itself is sturdy in accidents, allowing the Landstalker to take multiple direct hits at full speed before failing. Overall, this vehicle is better suited for short drives and off-road expeditions than high-speed pursuits. | ||
Off-road, the Landstalker performs quite well, but not as well as the [[Cavalcade]], however better than the [[Huntley Sport]]. Despite the Landstalker's much lower power output than its | Off-road, the Landstalker performs quite well, but not as well as the [[Cavalcade]], however better than the [[Huntley Sport]]. Despite the Landstalker's much lower power output than its closest competitors, it can still pull itself up steep hills without much fuss, however the long rear overhang means the Landstalker can beach itself on rocks. | ||
==Alarm== | ==Alarm== | ||
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'''GTA Vice City''' | '''GTA Vice City''' | ||
*Parked at the dirt track in [[Downtown | *Parked at the dirt track in [[Downtown Vice City|Downtown]], [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]] (starts [[Test Track]]). | ||
*In front of a mansion with a tennis court in the northwest part of [[Starfish Island]] | *In front of a mansion with a tennis court in the northwest part of [[Starfish Island]] | ||
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'''GTA Liberty City Stories''' | '''GTA Liberty City Stories''' | ||
*Parked at the car lot at [[Capital Autos]] in [[Harwood]], [[Portland Island]]. | *Parked at the car lot at [[Capital Autos]] in [[Harwood]], [[Portland Island]]. | ||
* Found commonly in Portland Island | *Found commonly in Portland Island | ||
*Spawns regularly in Belleville Park, Staunton Island | |||
*A bulletproof version can be found at your [[Shoreside Vale Safehouse (GTA LCS)|Shoreside Vale safehouse]] in [[Cedar Grove]], [[Shoreside Vale]] after you complete all 12 levels of [[See The Sight Before Your Flight]], which can be accessed in a tourist booth near [[Francis International Airport]] | *A bulletproof version can be found at your [[Shoreside Vale Safehouse (GTA LCS)|Shoreside Vale safehouse]] in [[Cedar Grove]], [[Shoreside Vale]] after you complete all 12 levels of [[See The Sight Before Your Flight]], which can be accessed in a tourist booth near [[Francis International Airport]] | ||