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== Description ==
== Description ==
While minivans are stereotypically associated with "soccer moms", the Womb is supposedly designed to cater to the sensibilities of a married man. The Womb is advertised as having a cooler for beer, plush recliner seats, a television on the dashboard (so as to be able to watch sporting events while driving), and an 800-watt sound system.
While minivans are stereotypically associated with "soccer moms", the Womb is supposedly designed to cater to the sensibilities of a married man, although the nature of the Womb suggests it offers the same comforts as being in a mother's [[wp:womb|womb]], which is minivan bases its name on. The Womb is advertised as having a cooler for beer, plush recliner seats, a television on the dashboard (so as to be able to watch sporting events while driving), and an 800-watt sound system.


Typical to Maibatsu vehicles prior to [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Womb is only featured in advertising, mainly on radio stations, and is not seen on the road.
Typical to Maibatsu vehicles prior to [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Womb is only featured in advertising, mainly on radio stations, and is not seen on the road.

Revision as of 07:27, 31 December 2009

The Womb is a brand of minivan manufactured by the Maibatsu Corporation, featured prominently on radio stations in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.

Description

While minivans are stereotypically associated with "soccer moms", the Womb is supposedly designed to cater to the sensibilities of a married man, although the nature of the Womb suggests it offers the same comforts as being in a mother's womb, which is minivan bases its name on. The Womb is advertised as having a cooler for beer, plush recliner seats, a television on the dashboard (so as to be able to watch sporting events while driving), and an 800-watt sound system.

Typical to Maibatsu vehicles prior to Grand Theft Auto IV, the Womb is only featured in advertising, mainly on radio stations, and is not seen on the road.

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