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The '''Dukes''' is a two-door muscle car | The ''[[Imponte]]'' '''Dukes''' is a two-door muscle car found exclusively in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is based off of a 1969 Dodge Charger (the name is a reference to the show, "The Dukes of Hazzard"). | ||
==Design== | |||
Since Imponte is based off Pontiac, the Dukes may have been meant to emulate a first generation Pontiac Firebird, but it still looks closer to a Charger. Dukes are quite popular in the borough of [[Bohan]], and some of them are found with Roots blowers and bug-catcher scoops, all with '750 HP' written on each side - referring to its insanely powerful 750 bhp V8. Despite having such a powerful engine, the Dukes isn't that fast and has a moderate top speed. | |||
Like most other muscle cars based on 1960s or 1970s models, the Dukes has power to spare but needs improvement in handling. They have a strong tendency to oversteer and the rear tires often cop a bit of a smoking under hard acceleration. They do, however, make great burnout/skid cars, with the car being able to keep the tires smoking for long distances. | |||
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Revision as of 23:12, 27 August 2008
- You may be looking for Dukes, a borough in Liberty City.
The Imponte Dukes is a two-door muscle car found exclusively in Grand Theft Auto IV. It is based off of a 1969 Dodge Charger (the name is a reference to the show, "The Dukes of Hazzard").
Design
Since Imponte is based off Pontiac, the Dukes may have been meant to emulate a first generation Pontiac Firebird, but it still looks closer to a Charger. Dukes are quite popular in the borough of Bohan, and some of them are found with Roots blowers and bug-catcher scoops, all with '750 HP' written on each side - referring to its insanely powerful 750 bhp V8. Despite having such a powerful engine, the Dukes isn't that fast and has a moderate top speed.
Like most other muscle cars based on 1960s or 1970s models, the Dukes has power to spare but needs improvement in handling. They have a strong tendency to oversteer and the rear tires often cop a bit of a smoking under hard acceleration. They do, however, make great burnout/skid cars, with the car being able to keep the tires smoking for long distances.