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Based on the [[wp:Fiat 500|Fiat 500]] — the name "Fat" simply being "Fiat" with the "i" removed — the Fat is designed as a compact city car similar in size as the [[Bug]]. | Based on the [[wp:Fiat 500|Fiat 500]] — the name "Fat" simply being "Fiat" with the "i" removed — the Fat is designed as a compact city car similar in size as the [[Bug]]. | ||
Like the Bug, the car is considered a low-end vehicle in the game, although it features average performance. Due presumably to its lighter weight, the car's underwhelming engine is able to perform better, resulting an average top speed, excellent acceleration and good handling. Its grip, however, is below average, and the amount of damage that the car can soak up is 20% less than the vast majority of vehicles in the games (similar to the | Like the Bug, the car is considered a low-end vehicle in the game, although it features average performance. Due presumably to its lighter weight, the car's underwhelming engine is able to perform better, resulting an average top speed, excellent acceleration (the best alongside those of the [[Myni]] and [[Voxel Concept]]) and good handling. Its grip, however, is below average, and the amount of damage that the car can soak up is 20% less than the vast majority of vehicles in the games (similar to the Myni, suggesting size is a factor). The base value of the car when imported is also low: £200 (in mint condition). | ||
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Revision as of 06:59, 24 October 2009
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The Fat is a compact car in Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961.
Description
Based on the Fiat 500 — the name "Fat" simply being "Fiat" with the "i" removed — the Fat is designed as a compact city car similar in size as the Bug.
Like the Bug, the car is considered a low-end vehicle in the game, although it features average performance. Due presumably to its lighter weight, the car's underwhelming engine is able to perform better, resulting an average top speed, excellent acceleration (the best alongside those of the Myni and Voxel Concept) and good handling. Its grip, however, is below average, and the amount of damage that the car can soak up is 20% less than the vast majority of vehicles in the games (similar to the Myni, suggesting size is a factor). The base value of the car when imported is also low: £200 (in mint condition).