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| name = Garden Shed | |||
| front_image = GardenShed-GTAL.png | |||
| image_size = 110 | |||
| caption = A Garden Shed in [[Grand Theft Auto: London 1969|GTA London 1969]]<br>and [[Grand Theft Auto: London 1961|GTA London 1961]] | |||
| vehicle_type = Civilian car | |||
| body_style = 4-door minicar | |||
| game_1 = L69 | |||
| game_2 = L61 | |||
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The '''Garden Shed''' is a compact 4-door car in [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961]]. | The '''Garden Shed''' is a compact 4-door car in [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961]]. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
The Garden Shed is based on a [[wp:Citroën 2CV|Citroën 2CV]], and as such, is depicted with a compact, simple design and is generally longer in length than the [[Bug]] or the [[Fat]]. The car also features a canvas top, similar to the design of a soft-top 2CV. | The Garden Shed is based on a [[wp:Citroën 2CV|Citroën 2CV]], and as such, is depicted with a compact, simple design and is generally longer in length than the [[Bug]] or the [[Fat]]. The car also features a canvas top, similar to the design of a soft-top 2CV. The Garden Shed's name is likely a reference to a nickname referring to the car's uselessness (being more suited for use as a garden shed rather than a mode of transport). | ||
Being a more utilitarian vehicle, the car's performance is predictably underwhelming and thus is very unpractical for use in missions. While lighter than average, the car's maximum speed and acceleration are poor, its braking is below average, and its grip on the road is abysmal. The car also soaks up 40% less damage than most vehicles in the game, and has only a base value of £100 (in mint condition) when exported. | Being a more utilitarian vehicle, the car's performance is predictably underwhelming and thus is very unpractical for use in missions. While lighter than average, the car's maximum speed and acceleration are poor, its braking is below average, and its grip on the road is abysmal. The car also soaks up 40% less damage than most vehicles in the game, and has only a base value of £100 (in mint condition) when exported. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:34, 19 November 2012
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GTA London 1969 GTA London 1961 |
| Vehicle type | Civilian car |
| Body style | 4-door minicar |
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The Garden Shed is a compact 4-door car in Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961.
Description
The Garden Shed is based on a Citroën 2CV, and as such, is depicted with a compact, simple design and is generally longer in length than the Bug or the Fat. The car also features a canvas top, similar to the design of a soft-top 2CV. The Garden Shed's name is likely a reference to a nickname referring to the car's uselessness (being more suited for use as a garden shed rather than a mode of transport).
Being a more utilitarian vehicle, the car's performance is predictably underwhelming and thus is very unpractical for use in missions. While lighter than average, the car's maximum speed and acceleration are poor, its braking is below average, and its grip on the road is abysmal. The car also soaks up 40% less damage than most vehicles in the game, and has only a base value of £100 (in mint condition) when exported.