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[[Image:Sultan1.jpg|thumb|right|220px|The Sultan parked in [[Los Santos]]]]
{{Infobox vehicle
The ''[[Karin]]'' '''Sultan''' is available in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. 
| name = Sultan
| front_image = Sultan-GTASA-front.jpg
| image_size = 300
| caption = A Sultan in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]
| rear_image = Sultan-GTASA-rear.jpg
| vehicle_type = Civilian car
| body_style = [[:Category:4-Door Sedans and Coupes|4-door sedan]]
| capacity = 4 (driver and 3 passengers)
| game_1 = GTA San Andreas
| game_2 = GTA IV
| game_3 = GTA Chinatown Wars
| game_4 = GTA V
| manufacturer = [[Karin]] <small>([[HD Universe]])</small>
}}


==GTA San Andreas Rendition==
The '''Sultan''', manufactured by [[Karin]], is a vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], and [[Grand Theft Auto V]].  
The San Andreas Sultan is a clone of the early 1990s GC Chassis Subaru Impreza WRX (or WRX STi.) Like the Subaru, it has a small, yet powerful, turbocharged engine, and a four wheel drive layout. Its performance is comparable to that of the sports coupes and supercars in the game, whilst its grippy four wheel drive system makes it controlable, and less prone to spinning out (like some of the rear wheel drive cars do.)
Players favour the Sultan for drive-by attacks, because of the four seat capacity, and the performance to outrun rival gang or police vehicles. The Sultan is usually seen driving in [[San Fierro]] and [[Las Venturas]], yet is absent in [[Los Santos]].


==GTA IV Rendition==
== Description ==
The GTA IV rendition draws upon the Japanese import styling of the previous Sultan. Although no longer resembling one car, design elements from Subaru remain, along with Lexus IS300 inspired headlights, and a Mistubishi Lancer Evolution IX rear end.
=== Design ===
There are two varients of the Sultan: the regular car, and the Sultan RS (RS is a popular abbriviation for performance models of mainstream cars.) The standard Sultan is modestly styled, with a leaning towards performance. This is suggested by the small hood scoop, sports rims, and rear spoiler, along with reasonable performance. The Sultan RS, however, loses the rear doors to become a coupe (Much like older performance Subaru Imprezas.) It also has a wider, lower, body kit, rear spoiler, a carbon fibre hood and hood scoop, and ultra low profile tyres with performance rims. Its exhaust pipes protrude from the sides of the car, as opposed to the back, and occasionally let out flames as unburnt fuel escapes, after high-revving. It features a custom blow off valve which makes a 'whip' sound when lifting off the throttle. Its intellegent four wheel drive system is also good for holding powerslides. Badging reveals that the engine is a 3.5L twin turbo, whose sound resembles that of a Subaru Impreza. The Sultan RS is regarded to be one of the fastest vehicles in the game.
; GTA San Andreas
The Sultan is based on the early 1990s [[:wp:Subaru Impreza WRX#GC chassis (1992-2000)|GC Chassis Subaru Impreza WRX]] (or WRX STi). Like the Subaru, it has a small, yet powerful turbocharged engine, and a four wheel drive layout.


; GTA IV — GTA V
Revealed to be manufactured by [[Karin]], the [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] Sultan draws upon the Japanese import styling of the previous Sultan, although no longer resembling one car. It has a 1998-2004 [[:wp:Lexus IS|Lexus IS]] inspired front end; the sides (including the bottom halves of the doors) and rear are influenced heavily by the [[:wp:Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V|Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V]] (with a slightly altered taillight design), but the greenhouse (including the top halves of the doors) is much closer to the 1998-2004 Lexus IS.


===Trivia===
The Sultan in GTA V is visually identical to GTA IV.
Driving the Sultan RS around often results in the Sentinel XS STD spawning, especially in Little Italy.


The Sultan RS has satellite navigation, complete with spoken directions; which is unusal in what seems to be a stripped down, lightweight race car.
After collecting all thirty cars for [[Stevie]] he agrees to purchase cars from [[Niko Bellic]], with the Sultan fetching [[Money|$]]3,500.


[[Image:SultanGTAIV.JPG|thumb|left|200px|GTA IV version of the Sultan]]
<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="180">
[[Image:Sultan with kit.jpg|thumb|left|200px|GTAIV alternate with bodykit]]
File:Sultan-GTAIV-front.jpg|GTA IV (<small>[[:File:Sultan-GTAIV-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
File:Sultan-GTACW.png|GTA Chinatown Wars.
File:Sultan-GTAV-front.jpg|GTA V (<small>[[:File:Sultan-GTAV-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
</gallery>


==Locations==
== Performance ==
; GTA San Andreas
The Sultan's performance is comparable to that of the sports coupes and supercars in GTA San Andreas (making the Sultan the fastest four-door car in the game), whilst its grippy four-wheel-drive layout makes it particularly controllable as it is less prone to spinning out than the rear-wheel-drive cars. The only drawback of the Sultan is its poor build quality, causing it to catch fire after a few huge head-on collisions.


===San Andreas===
Players favor the Sultan for drive-by attacks, due to its four seat capacity and its ability to outrun rival gang or police vehicles; it also has [[#Modifications (GTA San Andreas)|a large array of modifications]].
* Spawns in the [[Wang Cars]] showroom in [[Downtown]]/[[Kings]]/[[Doherty]] (San Fierro) after completing the asset missions.


===GTA IV===
; GTA IV — GTA V
*The RS can be found hidden in some tall grass, behind the old mansion in Westdyke.
The Sultan remains fast, grippy, and engaging, due to a powerful 3.5L Twin Turbo inline-six (i6) engine and all-wheel-drive system. Whilst many similarly sized sedans offer similar straight line performance, the added stability of the Sultan allows fast cornering, making it a perfect choice for races or getaways, and one of the best 4-door cars in the game. Non-tuned Sultans come with alarms, the most popular forms being the horn and beep versions. The Sultan has a top speed of 186 mph (300 km/h).
 
== Variants ==
There are three variations of the Sultan in GTA IV; the standard car, the slightly tuned car, and the heavily tuned and independent [[Sultan RS]]. The regular Sultan and tuned [[Korean Mob]] Sultan, are both four door sedans, while the [[Sultan RS]] is a two door coupe. The standard Sultan is modestly styled, with a leaning towards performance, indicated by the small hood scoop, sports rims, and its reasonable performance. The Korean Mob Sultan comes with a blue paint job and a large rear spoiler, and bigger hood scoops, giving the car a resemblance to the Subaru Impreza WRX STi.
 
During [[Stevie's Car Thefts|Stevie's text message car thefts]] in GTA IV, he will ask Niko to steal a Sultan in [[Alderney]]. This is a unique Sultan, with black rims and a slightly more vibrant shade of blue in its paintjob.
 
Regular Sultans may also appear with custom paint jobs and spoilers, but no enhanced performance, in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'s [[Drug Wars]] involving the [[Korean Mob]].
 
<gallery width="auto" perrow="2" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="180">
File:Sultan-GTAIV-modified-front.jpg|Sultan TT variant in GTA IV driven by the [[Korean Mob]] (<small>[[:File:Sultan-GTAIV-modified-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
File:Sultan-GTAIV-Stevie-front.jpg|The Sultan requested in [[Stevie's Car Thefts]] in GTA IV.
</gallery>
 
== Modifications (GTA San Andreas)==
[[File:Sultan-GTASA-modified-front.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Possible combinations of modifications that can be given to Sultans at Wheel Arch Angels in GTA San Andreas.]]
Being classified as a "tuner" car, the Sultan can only be modified at [[Wheel Arch Angels]]; and like all cars of its class, the range of body kits, rims and spoilers are the same, the only distinction being its three unique customized body paint schemes.
 
* Paint Jobs (Three types ($500 each))
* Colors (Only one, for the body color ($150))
* Exhausts (Two types: Alien ($770), X-Flow ($680))
* Front Bumper (Two types: Alien ($970), X-Flow ($880))
* Rear Bumper (Two types: Alien ($980), X-Flow ($870))
* Roof (scoops) (Two types: Alien ($170), X-Flow ($120))
* Spoilers (Two types: Alien ($580), X-Flow ($470))
* Side Skirts (Two types: Alien ($480), X-Flow ($370))
* Wheels (Ten types: Cutter ($1,030), Rimshine ($980), Mega ($1,030), Grove ($1,230), Switch ($900), Shadow ($1,100), Classic ($1,620), Dollar ($1,560), Import ($820), and Atomic ($770))
* Bass Boost ($100)
* Hydraulics ($1,500)
* Nitrous (Three types: 2x ($100), 5x ($500), and 10x ($1,000))
 
It is interesting to note that while two of three of the customized body paint schemes are of original designs; one consists of a blue and yellow rally-like scheme similar to that of the [[:wp:Subaru World Rally Team#Vehicle development|Subaru World Rally Team's 1993-1996 Subaru Impreza GC]].
 
== Trivia ==
* The Sultan plays the following radio stations by default when entered:
** [[Radio Los Santos]] in GTA San Andreas.
** [[SF-UR]] when entering a [[San Fierro Triads|San Fierro Triad]] Sultan.
** [[The Beat 102.7]] or [[The Classics 104.1]] in GTA IV.
* Like with other tuners and high-performance vehicles, driving a Sultan significantly increases your sex appeal in GTA San Andreas.
 
== Locations ==
; GTA San Andreas
* Spawns in the [[Wang Cars]] showroom in [[Downtown San Fierro|Downtown]]/[[King's]]/[[Doherty]], ([[San Fierro]]) after completing the asset missions.
* The Sultan is usually seen being driven in San Fierro and Las Venturas, yet it is rarely seen in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]].
* Spawns in traffic anywhere after the "sports car traffic" [[Cheats in GTA San Andreas|cheat]] is activated.
* Driven by the [[San Fierro Triads]] on their turf.
 
; GTA IV
* A Sultan can be found parked outside the apartment in the mission [[Blow Your Cover]], as a getaway car.
* Spawn around [[Firefly Projects]].
* Spawn in traffic in [[multiplayer]].
* Driving a Sultan around [[Alderney City]] usually spawns the Korean Mob's modified Sultans.
 
; GTA V
* Spawns around [[Davis]] and [[Strawberry]].
* Can be found at [[Los Santos International Airport]], especially if the player has not driven a car yet or has a unique vehicle that does not spawn anywhere, such as the [[Bodhi]].
 
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Latest revision as of 03:26, 21 May 2015

Vehicle
Sultan
A Sultan in GTA San Andreas.
A Sultan in GTA San Andreas.
(Rear quarter view)
A Sultan in GTA San Andreas.
Appearance(s) GTA San Andreas
GTA IV
GTA Chinatown Wars
GTA V
Vehicle type Civilian car
Body style 4-door sedan
Capacity 4 (driver and 3 passengers)
Manufacturer Karin (HD Universe)
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The Sultan, manufactured by Karin, is a vehicle in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, and Grand Theft Auto V.

Description

Design

GTA San Andreas

The Sultan is based on the early 1990s GC Chassis Subaru Impreza WRX (or WRX STi). Like the Subaru, it has a small, yet powerful turbocharged engine, and a four wheel drive layout.

GTA IV — GTA V

Revealed to be manufactured by Karin, the Grand Theft Auto IV Sultan draws upon the Japanese import styling of the previous Sultan, although no longer resembling one car. It has a 1998-2004 Lexus IS inspired front end; the sides (including the bottom halves of the doors) and rear are influenced heavily by the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V (with a slightly altered taillight design), but the greenhouse (including the top halves of the doors) is much closer to the 1998-2004 Lexus IS.

The Sultan in GTA V is visually identical to GTA IV.

After collecting all thirty cars for Stevie he agrees to purchase cars from Niko Bellic, with the Sultan fetching $3,500.

Performance

GTA San Andreas

The Sultan's performance is comparable to that of the sports coupes and supercars in GTA San Andreas (making the Sultan the fastest four-door car in the game), whilst its grippy four-wheel-drive layout makes it particularly controllable as it is less prone to spinning out than the rear-wheel-drive cars. The only drawback of the Sultan is its poor build quality, causing it to catch fire after a few huge head-on collisions.

Players favor the Sultan for drive-by attacks, due to its four seat capacity and its ability to outrun rival gang or police vehicles; it also has a large array of modifications.

GTA IV — GTA V

The Sultan remains fast, grippy, and engaging, due to a powerful 3.5L Twin Turbo inline-six (i6) engine and all-wheel-drive system. Whilst many similarly sized sedans offer similar straight line performance, the added stability of the Sultan allows fast cornering, making it a perfect choice for races or getaways, and one of the best 4-door cars in the game. Non-tuned Sultans come with alarms, the most popular forms being the horn and beep versions. The Sultan has a top speed of 186 mph (300 km/h).

Variants

There are three variations of the Sultan in GTA IV; the standard car, the slightly tuned car, and the heavily tuned and independent Sultan RS. The regular Sultan and tuned Korean Mob Sultan, are both four door sedans, while the Sultan RS is a two door coupe. The standard Sultan is modestly styled, with a leaning towards performance, indicated by the small hood scoop, sports rims, and its reasonable performance. The Korean Mob Sultan comes with a blue paint job and a large rear spoiler, and bigger hood scoops, giving the car a resemblance to the Subaru Impreza WRX STi.

During Stevie's text message car thefts in GTA IV, he will ask Niko to steal a Sultan in Alderney. This is a unique Sultan, with black rims and a slightly more vibrant shade of blue in its paintjob.

Regular Sultans may also appear with custom paint jobs and spoilers, but no enhanced performance, in The Ballad of Gay Tony's Drug Wars involving the Korean Mob.

Modifications (GTA San Andreas)

Possible combinations of modifications that can be given to Sultans at Wheel Arch Angels in GTA San Andreas.

Being classified as a "tuner" car, the Sultan can only be modified at Wheel Arch Angels; and like all cars of its class, the range of body kits, rims and spoilers are the same, the only distinction being its three unique customized body paint schemes.

  • Paint Jobs (Three types ($500 each))
  • Colors (Only one, for the body color ($150))
  • Exhausts (Two types: Alien ($770), X-Flow ($680))
  • Front Bumper (Two types: Alien ($970), X-Flow ($880))
  • Rear Bumper (Two types: Alien ($980), X-Flow ($870))
  • Roof (scoops) (Two types: Alien ($170), X-Flow ($120))
  • Spoilers (Two types: Alien ($580), X-Flow ($470))
  • Side Skirts (Two types: Alien ($480), X-Flow ($370))
  • Wheels (Ten types: Cutter ($1,030), Rimshine ($980), Mega ($1,030), Grove ($1,230), Switch ($900), Shadow ($1,100), Classic ($1,620), Dollar ($1,560), Import ($820), and Atomic ($770))
  • Bass Boost ($100)
  • Hydraulics ($1,500)
  • Nitrous (Three types: 2x ($100), 5x ($500), and 10x ($1,000))

It is interesting to note that while two of three of the customized body paint schemes are of original designs; one consists of a blue and yellow rally-like scheme similar to that of the Subaru World Rally Team's 1993-1996 Subaru Impreza GC.

Trivia

Locations

GTA San Andreas
GTA IV
GTA V
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