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 ==Performance==
-'''GTA San Andreas'''
+'''GTA III - Vice City Stories'''
-The performance of the San Andreas coach has been considered fairly poor in tight small areas such as [[Prickle Pine]] and [[Whitewood Estates]] due to the fact that the corners of the road have sharp turns which result in the coach causing an awful lot of incriminating chaos. This then usually results in the vehicle being damaged due to a police rampage or multiple crashes. This happens as the coach is fairly long and was designed to run through more wide streets such as [[The Strip]], [[Las Venturas]]. This issue can become a bit irritating for users as coaches are rare in terms of obtaining.
+Coaches existing in the III era bare a very low pick-up speed due to their heavy weight and large size. In games such as [[GTA San Andreas]], steering wise, coaches struggle around sharp curves as the length is quite great making it virtually impossible to pass small towns safely such as [[Prickle Pine]] or [[Fort Carson]]. However, a positive aspect of the coach is that it can cope with multiple moderate crashes before destruction, making it quite a sturdy vehicle. Due to low pick-up speed,the Coach would not be recommended for high wanted level escapes.
-'''GTA IV, Episodes From Liberty City'''
-Coaches cannot be judged in terms of performance in the current games of the IV era due to the fact that they are not obtainable for gameplay use, as stated in one the previous sections.
+'''GTA IV'''
+Coaches cannot be judged in terms of performance in the current games of the IV era due to the fact that they are not obtainable for gameplay use, as stated in one the previous sections. However the performance can be determined by a similar functioning vehicle, the [Bus]].
 ==See also==