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In Grand Theft Auto | In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the way a car's drivetrain and engine are set up can have a drastic effect on occasions such as police chases and enemy gang wars (escaping, for example). This section will break down the different drivetrains along with the cars so you don't need to. | ||
==Front wheel drive== | |||
Front wheel drive (FF) is when a car's engine power is channeled to the front wheels. FF cars cost alot less than others because of less moving parts. There are only a handful of FF cars in GTA IV. | |||
Diletante | *[[Blista Compact]] | ||
*Diletante | |||
Uranus | *[[Uranus]] | ||
*[[Forklift]] | |||
Forklift | *[[Hakumai]] | ||
*[[Willard]] | |||
Hakumai | |||
Willard | |||
In addition, FF cars tend to have understeer, but great acceleration and good offroading capabilities. | In addition, FF cars tend to have understeer, but great acceleration and good offroading capabilities. | ||
==Rear | ==Rear wheel drive== | ||
Rear wheel drive (FR) is when a car's engine power is sent to the rear wheels. FR cars are more expensive because they tend to have high horsepower and more moving parts. FR setups are used in drifting, oval racing, and drag racing. There are tons of FR cars in GTA | Rear wheel drive (FR) is when a car's engine power is sent to the rear wheels. FR cars are more expensive because they tend to have high horsepower and more moving parts. FR setups are used in drifting, oval racing, and drag racing. There are tons of FR cars in GTA IV. | ||
Banshee | *[[Banshee]] | ||
*[[Coquette]] | |||
*[[Burrito]] | |||
*[[Speedo]] | |||
*[[Futo]] | |||
*[[Futo GT]] | |||
*[[Pinnacle]] | |||
*[[Sentinel]] | |||
*Sentinel STD edition | |||
*[[Feltzer]] | |||
*[[Washington]] | |||
*[[Romero]] | |||
*[[Admiral]] | |||
*[[Airtug]] | |||
*[[Perennial]] | |||
*[[Premier]] | |||
*[[Lokus]] | |||
*[[Schafter]] | |||
*[[Cognoscenti]] | |||
*[[PMP 600]] | |||
*[[Presidente]] | |||
*[[Super GT]] | |||
*[[Voodoo]] | |||
*[[Dukes]] | |||
*[[Vigero]] | |||
*[[Stallion]] | |||
*[[Ruiner]] | |||
*[[Faction]] | |||
*[[Sabre]] | |||
*[[Sabre GT]] | |||
*Declasse Taxi | |||
*Vapid Taxi | |||
*Schyster Taxi | |||
*[[Police Patrol]] | |||
*[[Police Cruiser]] | |||
*[[FIB Buffalo]] | |||
*[[Enforcer]] | |||
*[[NOOSE]] Cruiser | |||
*[[Mr. Tasty]] | |||
*[[Steed]] | |||
*[[Police Stockade]] | |||
*[[Securicar]] | |||
*[[Mule]] | |||
*All [[Motorcycles]] | |||
*[[Yankee]] | |||
*[[Stratum]] | |||
*[[Ingot]] | |||
*[[Hakumai]] | |||
*[[Minivan]] | |||
*[[Feroci]] | |||
*[[Fortune]] | |||
*[[Merit]] | |||
*[[Bobcat]] | |||
*[[Turismo]] | |||
*[[Bus]] | |||
==Four wheel drive== | |||
Four wheel drive (4WD or AWD) is when the engine power is transferred to all 4 wheels of a car, providing great acceleration, great offroad capabilities, and the ability to climb rocks, walls, etc.(SUVs). GTA IV provides a decent amount of 4WD cars. | |||
*[[Patriot]] | |||
*[[NOOSE]] Patriot | |||
*[[Cavalcade]] | |||
*[[Cavalcade FXT]] | |||
*[[Huntley Sport]] | |||
*[[Habanero]] | |||
*[[Rebla]] | |||
*[[Landstalker]] | |||
*[[Ripley]] | |||
*[[Phantom]] | |||
*[[Flatbed]] | |||
*[[Packer]] | |||
*[[Comet]] | |||
*[[Sultan]] | |||
*Sultan GT | |||
*[[Sultan RS]] | |||
*[[Firetruck]] | |||
*[[Rancher]] | |||
*[[Infernus]] | |||
== See also == | |||
*[[Vehicles in GTA IV]] | |||
[[Category:GTA IV]] | [[Category:GTA IV]] | ||
[[Category:Vehicles]] | [[Category:Vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Vehicles in GTA IV]] | [[Category:Vehicles in GTA IV]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 24 January 2012
In Grand Theft Auto IV, the way a car's drivetrain and engine are set up can have a drastic effect on occasions such as police chases and enemy gang wars (escaping, for example). This section will break down the different drivetrains along with the cars so you don't need to.
Front wheel drive
Front wheel drive (FF) is when a car's engine power is channeled to the front wheels. FF cars cost alot less than others because of less moving parts. There are only a handful of FF cars in GTA IV.
- Blista Compact
- Diletante
- Uranus
- Forklift
- Hakumai
- Willard
In addition, FF cars tend to have understeer, but great acceleration and good offroading capabilities.
Rear wheel drive
Rear wheel drive (FR) is when a car's engine power is sent to the rear wheels. FR cars are more expensive because they tend to have high horsepower and more moving parts. FR setups are used in drifting, oval racing, and drag racing. There are tons of FR cars in GTA IV.
- Banshee
- Coquette
- Burrito
- Speedo
- Futo
- Futo GT
- Pinnacle
- Sentinel
- Sentinel STD edition
- Feltzer
- Washington
- Romero
- Admiral
- Airtug
- Perennial
- Premier
- Lokus
- Schafter
- Cognoscenti
- PMP 600
- Presidente
- Super GT
- Voodoo
- Dukes
- Vigero
- Stallion
- Ruiner
- Faction
- Sabre
- Sabre GT
- Declasse Taxi
- Vapid Taxi
- Schyster Taxi
- Police Patrol
- Police Cruiser
- FIB Buffalo
- Enforcer
- NOOSE Cruiser
- Mr. Tasty
- Steed
- Police Stockade
- Securicar
- Mule
- All Motorcycles
- Yankee
- Stratum
- Ingot
- Hakumai
- Minivan
- Feroci
- Fortune
- Merit
- Bobcat
- Turismo
- Bus
Four wheel drive
Four wheel drive (4WD or AWD) is when the engine power is transferred to all 4 wheels of a car, providing great acceleration, great offroad capabilities, and the ability to climb rocks, walls, etc.(SUVs). GTA IV provides a decent amount of 4WD cars.
- Patriot
- NOOSE Patriot
- Cavalcade
- Cavalcade FXT
- Huntley Sport
- Habanero
- Rebla
- Landstalker
- Ripley
- Phantom
- Flatbed
- Packer
- Comet
- Sultan
- Sultan GT
- Sultan RS
- Firetruck
- Rancher
- Infernus