Willard
The Willard is a four-door car that is available in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, as well as in Grand Theft Auto IV. The car was featured in the third trailer for GTA IV, Move Up, Ladies, as a chase car driven by loan sharks.
Design
It resembles an early '90's Dodge Dynasty in San Andreas, and in GTA IV it strongly resembles a 1986 Buick LeSabre, but the taillights might be influenced by another car. In San Andreas, the car has an average top speed, but it suffers from understeer.
Locations
In San Andreas, the car is usually found in Los Santos.
Vehicle Manufacturer
Willard is also a fictional automotive company in GTA: San Andreas and GTA IV that produces vehicles such as:
Willard also happens to be the car company that makes the Elegance (possibly the Elegant), but for some unknown reason, this particular vehicle is simply called a "Willard." Some vehicles in GTA IV can be seen with license plate frames that say "Liberty City Willard," suggesting they were purchased at the city's Willard dealership.
The dealer is based off of real life companies Buick and Mercury. The outside of the logo is somewhat shaped like the Hudson Motors logo and the squiggle inside may be inspired from the ones on the classic Chrysler emblem (or winged logo) but the resemblance isn't very strong.
Albany | American Motors | Annis | Benefactor | BF | Bollokan | Bravado | Brute | Buckingham | Canis | Cheval | Classique | Coil | Declasse | Dewbauchee | Dinka | DUDE | Dundreary | Emperor | Endurex | Enus | Fathom | Gallivanter | Grotti | Hijak | HVY | Imponte | Invetero | Jobuilt | Karin | Lampadati | Liberty Chop Shop | Liberty City Cycles | Maibatsu Corporation | Mammoth | MTL | Nagasaki | Obey | Ocelot | Overflod | Pegassi | Pfister | Principe | Progen | ProLaps | Schyster | Shitzu | Speedophile | Stanley | Steel Horse | Tri-Cycles | Truffade | Ubermacht | Vapid | Vulcar | Weeny | Western Company | Western Motorcycle Company | Whippet | Willard | Zirconium
| ||||||||||||||