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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. 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.  

The Turismo is also a driveable vehicle in GTA IV, based on the [[wikipedia:Ferrari 360|Ferrari 360]], and the similarly designed [[wikipedia:Ferrari F430|Ferrari F430]], the rear seems to be a modernized adaption of the previous Turismo. In the game, the car is manufactured by [[Grotti]], the GTA equivalent to Ferrari. There are two aesthetic variants, one with flat slatted grills and another with scooped intakes, both over the rear wheels. All Turismos in GTA IV come with horn alarms, but the one at [[Beachgate|Mikhail Faustin's house]] will not trigger when Niko opens the door because it is unlocked. However, if you damage the car in any way, the alarm will go off regardless of whether you're in the car or not.

According to [[Autoeroticar.com]], the car's engine in GTA IV is a 4.0L Quad Cam V8. It is one of the fastest cars in the game; according to the game files it has a maximum speed of 215mph, the second-fastest of the supercars, slightly faster than the [[Infernus]] and second only to the [[Comet]]; the tremendous speed of this vehicle can also [[Windshield Ejection|eject the player through the windshield]] quite easily in GTA IV. Handling of the car is acceptable, with the car being susceptible to burnouts during cornering due to excess torque and rear wheel drive; this trait is not evident in the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition. The car is also the easiest supercar to find in GTA IV (See [[#Locations|Locations]] below).