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[[Image:MonstrosityUS.jpg|left|thumb|[[United States of America|American]] Monstrosity]] | [[Image:MonstrosityUS.jpg|left|thumb|[[United States of America|American]] Monstrosity]] | ||
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The '''Maibatsu Monstrosity''', manfactured by [[Maibatsu Corporation]] (a parody of Mitsubishi and Zaibatsu conglomerates in general), is a massive SUV that is mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is touted to be a monster truck size SUV with a extraordinarily low MPG rating. (GTA III ads claim it only gets 3 miles to the gallon). Though it is not seen in any of the games (the [[Monster]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] presumably being the closest in size to the Monstrosity), it is a focal point of radio ads, with many deriding it for its size, fuel consumption, propensity to lose ones children in the back seat and danger to pedestrians as well as the environment. It remains to be seen whether the Monstrosity will make an appearance in future GTA games. The advertisement in the [[United States of America|American]] and European handbooks actually differed of the Monstrosity; the American advertisement actually has the [[Landstalker]] from GTA III as the said "Monstrosity" whereas the European advertisement has a [[wikipedia:Ford Super Duty|Ford | The '''Maibatsu Monstrosity''', manfactured by [[Maibatsu Corporation]] (a parody of Mitsubishi and Zaibatsu conglomerates in general), is a massive SUV that is mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is touted to be a monster truck size SUV with a extraordinarily low MPG rating. (GTA III ads claim it only gets 3 miles to the gallon). Though it is not seen in any of the games (the [[Monster]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] presumably being the closest in size to the Monstrosity), it is a focal point of radio ads, with many deriding it for its size, fuel consumption, propensity to lose ones children in the back seat and danger to pedestrians as well as the environment. It remains to be seen whether the Monstrosity will make an appearance in future GTA games. The advertisement in the [[United States of America|American]] and European handbooks actually differed of the Monstrosity; the American advertisement actually has the [[Landstalker]] from GTA III as the said "Monstrosity" whereas the European advertisement has a monster truck based on the 1999-2004 [[wikipedia:Ford Super Duty|Ford F-250]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:52, 6 January 2009
The Maibatsu Monstrosity, manfactured by Maibatsu Corporation (a parody of Mitsubishi and Zaibatsu conglomerates in general), is a massive SUV that is mentioned in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto IV. It is touted to be a monster truck size SUV with a extraordinarily low MPG rating. (GTA III ads claim it only gets 3 miles to the gallon). Though it is not seen in any of the games (the Monster in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas presumably being the closest in size to the Monstrosity), it is a focal point of radio ads, with many deriding it for its size, fuel consumption, propensity to lose ones children in the back seat and danger to pedestrians as well as the environment. It remains to be seen whether the Monstrosity will make an appearance in future GTA games. The advertisement in the American and European handbooks actually differed of the Monstrosity; the American advertisement actually has the Landstalker from GTA III as the said "Monstrosity" whereas the European advertisement has a monster truck based on the 1999-2004 Ford F-250.