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 | front_image = Turismo-GTASA-front.jpg
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-| caption = A Turismo in GTA San Andreas.
+| caption = A Turismo in GTA San Andreas
 | rear_image = Turismo-GTASA-rear.jpg
-| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA IV)
 | vehicle_type = Civilian car
-| body_style = [[:Category:Super Cars|2-door supercar]]
+| body_style = [[:Category:Super Cars|2-door supercar]] <small>(GTA San Andreas)</small><br />[[:Category:Sports Cars|2-door sports car]] <small>(GTA IV, Chinatown Wars)</small>
-| capacity = 2
+| capacity = 2 (driver and 1 passenger)
 | game_1 = GTA San Andreas
 | game_2 = GTA IV
 | game_3 = GTA Chinatown Wars
+| manufacturer = [[Grotti]] (GTA IV)
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 == Design ==
 === GTA San Andreas ===
-The Turismo debuted in GTA San Andreas, where it appears to be a mid-engined sports car based on the [[:wp:Ferrari F40|Ferrari F40]] with a modified spoiler and rear design. The headlights resemble either those of the [[:wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] or the [[:wp:McLaren F1|McLaren F1]]. Despite being a somewhat common car in the game, Less than 1,400 F40s exist in real life, making it about 7 times as rare as a [[:wp:Ferrari Testarossa|Ferrari Testarossa]]. At $76,000, it is also far cheaper than a real Ferrari F40 was during those years, which had an MSRP of $470,000 and often sold for even more because of its rarity. F40 kit cars were also popular during the real F40's production run, which might explain why it is so common and inexpensive in the game.
+The Turismo debuted in GTA San Andreas, where it appears to be a mid-engined supercar based on the [[:wp:Ferrari F40|Ferrari F40]] with a modified spoiler and rear design. The headlights resemble either those of the [[:wp:Ferrari 550 Maranello|Ferrari 550 Maranello]] or the [[:wp:McLaren F1|McLaren F1]]. Despite being a somewhat common car in the game, Less than 1,400 F40s exist in real life, making it about 7 times as rare as a [[:wp:Ferrari Testarossa|Ferrari Testarossa]]. At $76,000, it is also far cheaper than a real Ferrari F40 was during those years, which had an MSRP of $470,000 and often sold for even more because of its rarity. F40 kit cars were also popular during the real F40's production run, which might explain why it is so common and inexpensive in the game.
 Unlike the real-life F40, which has always been produced in the Rosso Scuderia (red) color (save for some other F40s which were repainted into other colors), the Turismo can come in a variety of colors.
 === GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
-The Grotti Turismo in GTA IV is based heavily on the [[:wp:Ferrari 360|Ferrari 360]], with a few cues from 360 successor [[:wp:Ferrari F430|Ferrari F430]] and the [[:wp:Vector M12|Vector M12]]. The headlights also bear a slight resemblance to those of the then-unreleased [[:wp:McLaren 12C|McLaren MP4-12C]], although the 12C didn't appear until 2010. The rear fascia, however, consists of a sleek taillight-radiator cluster, with four-sided taillights (as opposed to the 360's circular lights). The rims, which resemble three-piece O-Z Racing Superleggera rims, are installed over cross-drilled brake rotors. The Turismo also lacks an external rod antenna. There are two aesthetic variants, one with flat slatted grills and another with scooped intakes, both located on the rear fenders.
+The Grotti Turismo in GTA IV is based heavily on the [[:wp:Ferrari 360|Ferrari 360]], with a few cues from 360 successor [[:wp:Ferrari F430|Ferrari F430]] and the [[:wp:Vector M12|Vector M12]]. The headlights also bear a slight resemblance to those of the then-unreleased [[:wp:McLaren 12C|McLaren MP4-12C]], although the MP4-12C didn't appear until 2010. The rear fascia, however, consists of a sleek taillight-radiator cluster, with four-sided taillights (as opposed to the 360's circular lights). The rims, which resemble three-piece O-Z Racing Superleggera rims, are installed over cross-drilled brake rotors. The Turismo also lacks an external rod antenna. There are two aesthetic variants, one with flat slatted grills and another with scooped intakes, both located on the rear fenders.
 The Turismo's interior features two bucket sport seats and full leather appointments finished in classic Ferrari tan. The car also features a fully-carpeted boot in front of the cabin with ample space for luggage (which will be revealed after significantly damaging the front of the car).
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 == Performance ==
 === GTA San Andreas ===
-Although the F40 is rear wheel drive, the Turismo is 4-wheel-drive. Regardless, it is one of the fastest and best handling cars in the game. The engine in the Turismo in GTA San Andreas could very well be a Twin Turbo V8, just like the F40, because it sounds and performs just like it. However, being very fast, the Turismo's durability is average.
+Although the F40 is rear wheel drive, the Turismo is 4-wheel-drive. Regardless, it is one of the fastest and best handling cars in the game. The engine in the Turismo in GTA San Andreas could very well be a Twin Turbo V8, just like the F40, because it sounds and performs just like it. However, being very fast, the Turismo's durability is average and is not recommended for pursuits at [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era#Five stars|five stars]] or higher.
 === GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
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 * [[F-19]], another Ferrari F40-based supercar in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]].
 * [[Turismo R]], the Turismo's successor in [[Grand Theft Auto V]].
-* [[Cheetah]], [[Stinger]], [[Stinger GT]], and [[Carbonizzare]], more Ferrari-based sports cars.
+* [[Cheetah]], [[Stinger]], [[Stinger GT]], [[Deimos SP]], and [[Carbonizzare]], more Ferrari-based sports cars.
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