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Much like other renditions of the Infernus', the GTA Chinatown Wars Infernus boasts excellent acceleration and top speed and excellent brake response, but has a penchant for spinning out when cornering in higher speeds. While the car can soak up similar amounts of damage as most other vehicles, the tendency for vehicles to receive more damage from high speed crashes in GTA Chinatown Wars also makes the game's Infernus more likely to be destroyed faster. | Much like other renditions of the Infernus', the GTA Chinatown Wars Infernus boasts excellent acceleration and top speed and excellent brake response, but has a penchant for spinning out when cornering in higher speeds. While the car can soak up similar amounts of damage as most other vehicles, the tendency for vehicles to receive more damage from high speed crashes in GTA Chinatown Wars also makes the game's Infernus more likely to be destroyed faster. | ||
The GTA V rendition of the Infernus performs virtually identical to the GTA IV rendition. However, its top speed has been downgraded to 209 mph (336 km/h), presumably in an attempt to keep the Infernus closer to the real-life Murciélago in performance | The GTA V rendition of the Infernus performs virtually identical to the GTA IV rendition. However, its top speed has been downgraded to 209 mph (336 km/h), presumably in an attempt to keep the Infernus closer to the real-life Murciélago LP 640 in performance; the Murciélago LP 640 has a top speed of 211 mph (340 km/h), while its roadster variant has the same top speed as the GTA V rendition of the Infernus: 209 mph (336 km/h). The Infernus has a 6.0 L 610 hp engine (possibly a V12 engine, in keeping with the theme of V12 engined supercars by Pegassi, such as the [[Zentorno]] and [[Osiris]]). | ||
== Variants with unique colors == | == Variants with unique colors == | ||