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In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], the Rancher is one of the better SUV's in the game. Performance is only average, but its chassis is better. Its handling is above average. The suspension is soft, which makes the car quite comfortable, even on broken surfaces such as railroad tracks.

In [[GTA IV]], its braking isn't as good as the GTA SA rendition. ~~having~~ moderate acceleration and top speed. Handling is below average with the car understeering on normal curves, and the car can oversteer if pushed too hard. One reason for the poor handling could be the soft suspension, which is the softest in the game. This leads to heaps of body roll and a floaty ride quality. It is better offroad. The car has enough ground clearance to navigate certain obstacles such as rocks, and the cars AWD also keeps the car controlled.

In [[GTA IV]], its braking isn't as good as the GTA SA rendition. It has moderate acceleration and top speed. Handling is below average with the car understeering on normal curves, and the car can oversteer if pushed too hard. One reason for the poor handling could be the soft suspension, which is the softest in the game. This leads to heaps of body roll and a floaty ride quality. It is better offroad. The car has enough ground clearance to navigate certain obstacles such as rocks, and the cars AWD also keeps the car controlled.

Overall, the Rancher has great top speed but poor braking and soft suspenson but it is a very fun truck to drive. Because of its acceleration, the pickup is very strong and powerful. It can withstand alot of damage before failing so if you are in a cop chase, the Rancher might be a wise vehicle to use.