Bravado

Bravado

Bravado is an automotive manufacturer in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V. Based on the design of two of its vehicles, it is likely based on Dodge; also, Bravado's logo of a charging bull is a parody of Dodge's ram head logo used from 1993 until 2009. The term "bravado" refers to a show of defiance, intimidation or false courage. In a pre-release screenshot for Grand Theft Auto V, a Bravado pick-up truck can be seen.

Vehicles

Vehicle	Style	Based on	Appears in				Notes
			GTA IV	TLAD	TBOGT	GTA V
Banshee	Sports Car	1996—2002 Dodge Viper	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Buffalo	Sports Sedan	2006—2010 Dodge Charger	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Includes FIB Buffalo and Police Buffalo Civilian Buffalo (TBOGT & GTA V only) Police Buffalo (TBOGT only)
Feroci	Sedan	1991—1996 Lexus GS	Yes	Yes	Yes	TBD
Tampa	Muscle Car	1968—1974 Chevrolet Nova	No	Yes	Yes	TBD	Drivable only in TBOGT

Vehicle Brands (Category)

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