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After purchase, vehicles will spawn infinitely in the showroom, and the business will generate a maximum of $8,000 per pick-up. Randomly spawning cars are also parked in the street-side outdoor lot that the player may access. | After purchase, vehicles will spawn infinitely in the showroom, and the business will generate a maximum of $8,000 per pick-up. Randomly spawning cars are also parked in the street-side outdoor lot that the player may access. | ||
==Events of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]== | |||
When he arrives in [[San Fierro]], [[Carl Johnson]] realizes he has been tricked into accepting an abandoned [[Doherty Garage|garage]] in the industrial neighborhood of [[Doherty]] as his prize for beating [[Claude]] and [[Catalina]] in a street race. But before he can slip into self-pity, his sister [[Kendl]] and his closest ally from [[Los Santos]], [[Cesar Vialpando]], urge Carl to turn the garage into a successful chop-shop. Carl's new friend, [[The Truth]], mentions a few local friends of his, [[Dwaine]], [[Jethro]], and [[Zero]], that would be willing to work in the garage, and the two men set off to locate them. | |||
Later, as Carl's new business is expanding, he decides setting up a legitimate front in San Fierro would offset the illegal activities of the Doherty garage. The perfect opportunity is just up the street from the garage: the Wang Cars dealership in Downtown. Carl and Cesar set off to steal cars to put on display in the showroom in order to maintain the appearance of legitimacy. After populating the showroom's floors, Carl then begins a lucrative automobile import/export exchange at the nearby [[Easter Basin]] docks. With all of his automotive "businesses" in place, Carl begins to rake in the profits, thereby establishing himself as an entrepreneurial force in San Fierro. | |||
==Stationary Vehicles== | ==Stationary Vehicles== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name "Wang Cars," if spoken fast, will become "Wankers". This is one of many sexual references Rockstar places in the Grand Theft Auto games. | *The name "Wang Cars," if spoken fast, will become "Wankers". This is one of many sexual references Rockstar places in the Grand Theft Auto games. | ||
[[Category: Places in San Fierro]] | [[Category: Places in San Fierro]] | ||
[[Category: Auto dealerships]] | [[Category: Auto dealerships]] | ||
[[Category: Assets]] | [[Category: Assets]] | ||
Revision as of 05:00, 21 May 2008
Wang Cars is an automobile dealship in Downtown San Fierro, San Andreas. It is located just up the street from Carl Johnson's Doherty garage, and is available for purchase after completing the asset missions with Cesar Vialpando at the garage.
After purchase, vehicles will spawn infinitely in the showroom, and the business will generate a maximum of $8,000 per pick-up. Randomly spawning cars are also parked in the street-side outdoor lot that the player may access.
Events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
When he arrives in San Fierro, Carl Johnson realizes he has been tricked into accepting an abandoned garage in the industrial neighborhood of Doherty as his prize for beating Claude and Catalina in a street race. But before he can slip into self-pity, his sister Kendl and his closest ally from Los Santos, Cesar Vialpando, urge Carl to turn the garage into a successful chop-shop. Carl's new friend, The Truth, mentions a few local friends of his, Dwaine, Jethro, and Zero, that would be willing to work in the garage, and the two men set off to locate them.
Later, as Carl's new business is expanding, he decides setting up a legitimate front in San Fierro would offset the illegal activities of the Doherty garage. The perfect opportunity is just up the street from the garage: the Wang Cars dealership in Downtown. Carl and Cesar set off to steal cars to put on display in the showroom in order to maintain the appearance of legitimacy. After populating the showroom's floors, Carl then begins a lucrative automobile import/export exchange at the nearby Easter Basin docks. With all of his automotive "businesses" in place, Carl begins to rake in the profits, thereby establishing himself as an entrepreneurial force in San Fierro.
Stationary Vehicles
Only after completing asset
Trivia
- The name "Wang Cars," if spoken fast, will become "Wankers". This is one of many sexual references Rockstar places in the Grand Theft Auto games.