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The Faggio's appearance remained virtually unchanged between [[GTA III Era|GTA Vice City to GTA Vice City Stories]], being based off a 1970s-1980s [[:wp:Vespa|Piaggio Vespa]], apart from one of its brake lights being broken on the San Andreas model. The Faggio is the slowest motorcycle in each of the five games in which the vehicle appears, but makes up for this with its excellent maneuverability, acceleration, and light weight. | The Faggio's appearance remained virtually unchanged between [[GTA III Era|GTA Vice City to GTA Vice City Stories]], being based off a 1970s-1980s [[:wp:Vespa|Piaggio Vespa]], apart from one of its brake lights being broken on the San Andreas model. The Faggio is the slowest motorcycle in each of the five games in which the vehicle appears, but makes up for this with its excellent maneuverability, acceleration, and light weight. | ||
In GTA IV, the Faggio takes on the appearance of a modern scooter, possibly a Baccio DLX 50 | In GTA IV, the Faggio takes on the appearance of a modern scooter, possibly a Baccio DLX 50, and is available with one-tone or two-tone color schemes. It has a new engine sound, no longer has a single transmission number, and its handling has been greatly changed, yet it is still the slowest motorbike in the game. Using the GTA IV Faggio is the easiest way to do long wheelies. | ||
In [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] episode for GTA IV, the GTA IV version of the Faggio is present as well as a more classical version reminiscent of the original Vespa, with similar performance traits and exotic seat covers in purple velvet, or with leopard or zebra skin patterns. | |||
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