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| − | {{Disambiglink|For the car in [[GTA LCS]], see [[FBI Cruiser]], or for other cars in the series, see [[FIB Buffalo]] or [[Unmarked Cruiser]].}}{{Infobox vehicles |
+ | {{Disambiglink|For the car in [[GTA LCS]], see [[FBI Cruiser]], or for other cars in the series, see [[FIB Buffalo]] or [[Unmarked Cruiser]]. <br> For the civilian counterpart, see [[Kuruma]]}}{{Infobox vehicles |
| name = FBI Car |
| name = FBI Car |
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| aka = FBI Kuruma |
| aka = FBI Kuruma |
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| rear_image = FBICar-GTA3-rear.jpg |
| rear_image = FBICar-GTA3-rear.jpg |
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| image_size = 300px |
| image_size = 300px |
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| − | | caption = An FBI Car in [[Grand Theft Auto |
+ | | caption = An '''FBI Car''' in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''. |
| manufacturer = |
| manufacturer = |
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| vehicle_type = [[:Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles|Law enforcement car]] |
| vehicle_type = [[:Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles|Law enforcement car]] |
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| capacity = 4 <small>(driver and three passengers)</small> |
| capacity = 4 <small>(driver and three passengers)</small> |
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| related = [[Kuruma]] |
| related = [[Kuruma]] |
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| − | | appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]''}} |
+ | | appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''<br>''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]''}}The '''FBI Car''' (written as '''Fbi Car''' in-game) is a law enforcement car driven by [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] agents in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]''. The vehicle was meant to appear in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', but was removed from the game's final version. |
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| − | The '''FBI Car''' (written as '''Fbi Car''' in-game) is a law enforcement car driven by [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] agents in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]''. The vehicle was meant to appear in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', but was removed from the game's final version. |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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| − | When the [[Claude|pla]][[Mike|yer]] has a 5 star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|wanted level]], FBI cars replace the LCPD Police cars in chasing the player. The FBI Car has higher speed but poorer handling compared to the [[ |
+ | When the [[Claude|pla]][[Mike|yer]] has a 5 star [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|wanted level]], FBI cars replace the LCPD Police cars in chasing the player. The FBI Car has higher speed but poorer handling compared to the [[Police Car#GTA III .26 GTA Liberty City Stories|LCPD Police car]], and each vehicle carries four agents in contrast to the Police car which only carries two officers. There are also FBI car roadblocks, replacing the Enforcer in that capacity. |
Like any law enforcement vehicle, the player may activate the [[Vigilante|Vigilante side-mission]] while in an FBI Car. |
Like any law enforcement vehicle, the player may activate the [[Vigilante|Vigilante side-mission]] while in an FBI Car. |
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=== Design === |
=== Design === |
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==== GTA III & GTA Advance ==== |
==== GTA III & GTA Advance ==== |
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| − | In GTA III, the FBI Car's body is identical to the civilian [[Kuruma]], but is painted exclusively in black and has tinted windows and a dashboard mounted light and siren. There is a slightly different variant of the FBI Car present at roadblocks, with its body color is in a lighter shade (most likely gray) than the FBI Car used in pursuits. |
+ | In GTA III, the FBI Car's body is identical to the civilian [[Kuruma]], but is painted exclusively in black and has tinted windows and a dashboard mounted light and siren. There is a slightly different variant of the FBI Car present at roadblocks, with its body color is in a lighter shade (most likely gray) than the FBI Car used in pursuits. Mobile version of GTA III features an air intake on the hood. |
As in GTA III, the FBI Car in GTA Advance is distinguished by its black body color, but features two red strobe lights mounted in the front and back of the interior, and is distinct in design from both the [[Police Car]] and the [[Taxi]]. |
As in GTA III, the FBI Car in GTA Advance is distinguished by its black body color, but features two red strobe lights mounted in the front and back of the interior, and is distinct in design from both the [[Police Car]] and the [[Taxi]]. |
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FBICar-GTAA.png|GTA Advance. |
FBICar-GTAA.png|GTA Advance. |
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FBICar-GTASA-Beta.png|GTA San Andreas [[Beta Vehicles|beta]]. |
FBICar-GTASA-Beta.png|GTA San Andreas [[Beta Vehicles|beta]]. |
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| + | Screenshot_2015-04-09-13-11-26-1.png|The FBI Car in mobile version. Note the addition of an air intake on the hood. |
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| − | Police-GTASA-LVPD-front.jpg|Final Version in San Andreas, turned into an LVPD variant of the Police car. |
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| − | FBICar-GTASA-modrestored.PNG|A mod restored version of the FBI Car in GTA San Andreas. |
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=== Performance === |
=== Performance === |
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| − | In GTA III, the FBI Car is considerably faster than the standard Kuruma but has inferior handling due to a slightly higher ground clearance which, far from an improvement, only serves to make the vehicle less stable. This raised ground clearance makes the FBI car more prone to rollovers, but makes the vehicle more suitable of off-road driving. Compared to the [[ |
+ | In GTA III, the FBI Car is considerably faster than the standard Kuruma but has inferior handling due to a slightly higher ground clearance which, far from an improvement, only serves to make the vehicle less stable. This raised ground clearance makes the FBI car more prone to rollovers, but makes the vehicle more suitable of off-road driving. Compared to the [[Police Car#GTA III .26 GTA Liberty City Stories|LCPD Police car]], the FBI car is faster but has less stability and durability. |
The car's performance in GTA Advance is superior to the Police Car, possessing a slightly higher top speed second only to the [[F-1]]. The car's scrap value at the [[crusher]], however, is lower, at $530 each. |
The car's performance in GTA Advance is superior to the Police Car, possessing a slightly higher top speed second only to the [[F-1]]. The car's scrap value at the [[crusher]], however, is lower, at $530 each. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * Unlike |
+ | * Unlike other FBI cars that follow, the FBI Car is the only law enforcement vehicle in GTA III that can be [[Pay 'n' Spray|resprayed]]. |
* The FBI Car in GTA III features a single blue dashboard light, but in GTA Advance it features two red dashboard lights, one in the front and one in the back. |
* The FBI Car in GTA III features a single blue dashboard light, but in GTA Advance it features two red dashboard lights, one in the front and one in the back. |
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| − | * Unlike other law enforcement vehicles, [[ |
+ | * Unlike other law enforcement vehicles, [[prostitutes]] will enter the vehicle when it's stopped. [[Street Criminals|Street criminals]] may also attempt to car-jack it if you get too close to them. |
* The FBI Cars that are dispatched after the player are a darker shade of black than FBI Cars that have been resprayed or bought at the docks. |
* The FBI Cars that are dispatched after the player are a darker shade of black than FBI Cars that have been resprayed or bought at the docks. |
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* If you respray the FBI car, its color will be exactly the same color as the barricade version. |
* If you respray the FBI car, its color will be exactly the same color as the barricade version. |
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* The FBI Car has a unique siren which is louder and higher pitched, the horn also will sound when the secondary siren sound is actvated. |
* The FBI Car has a unique siren which is louder and higher pitched, the horn also will sound when the secondary siren sound is actvated. |
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+ | * In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Car's leftover textures are actually backwards. This can easily be fixed using a program such as paint to swap it around. |
==Videos== |
==Videos== |
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| − | [[File:Gta 3 - how to get the Fbi Car-0|thumb|center| |
+ | [[File:Gta 3 - how to get the Fbi Car-0|thumb|center|500 px]] |
==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[Kuruma]], a civilian equivalent. |
*[[Kuruma]], a civilian equivalent. |
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*[[Special Agent Car]], GTA 2 equivalent. |
*[[Special Agent Car]], GTA 2 equivalent. |
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| − | *[[FBI Washington]], GTA Vice City |
+ | *[[FBI Washington]], GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories equivalent. |
*[[FBI Cruiser]], GTA Liberty City Stories equivalent. |
*[[FBI Cruiser]], GTA Liberty City Stories equivalent. |
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| − | *[[FIB Buffalo]], GTA IV |
+ | *[[FIB Buffalo]], GTA IV and GTA V equivalent. |
==Navigation== |
==Navigation== |
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[[Category:FBI]] |
[[Category:FBI]] |
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[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]] |
[[Category:Law Enforcement Vehicles]] |
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+ | [[Category:Sedans]] |
[[Category:Emergency Vehicles]] |
[[Category:Emergency Vehicles]] |
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Revision as of 13:47, 19 July 2015
For the car in GTA LCS, see FBI Cruiser, or for other cars in the series, see FIB Buffalo or Unmarked Cruiser.
For the civilian counterpart, see Kuruma
Template:Infobox vehiclesThe FBI Car (written as Fbi Car in-game) is a law enforcement car driven by FBI agents in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto Advance. The vehicle was meant to appear in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, but was removed from the game's final version.
Overview
When the player has a 5 star wanted level, FBI cars replace the LCPD Police cars in chasing the player. The FBI Car has higher speed but poorer handling compared to the LCPD Police car, and each vehicle carries four agents in contrast to the Police car which only carries two officers. There are also FBI car roadblocks, replacing the Enforcer in that capacity.
Like any law enforcement vehicle, the player may activate the Vigilante side-mission while in an FBI Car.
The FBI Car was meant to appear in GTA San Andreas, though it was removed from the game's final version. It is possible that it was replaced by the FBI Rancher. The FBI Car's model exists, but it is inside the cutscene.img file instead of the gta3.img file, which is evidence that it was only going to be used in a cutscene and would never be an actual vehicle. The texture for the car also exists although it is of very low quality.
Design
GTA III & GTA Advance
In GTA III, the FBI Car's body is identical to the civilian Kuruma, but is painted exclusively in black and has tinted windows and a dashboard mounted light and siren. There is a slightly different variant of the FBI Car present at roadblocks, with its body color is in a lighter shade (most likely gray) than the FBI Car used in pursuits. Mobile version of GTA III features an air intake on the hood.
As in GTA III, the FBI Car in GTA Advance is distinguished by its black body color, but features two red strobe lights mounted in the front and back of the interior, and is distinct in design from both the Police Car and the Taxi.
GTA San Andreas
In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Car was meant to appear. It had a white paintjob, and black tinted windows, and was based on the 1981-1990 Chevrolet Caprice, with the sides and back reminiscent of the 1980-1989 Dodge Diplomat. It is possibly that it was nothing but another early idea for the vehicle's color. In the final version, the same car appears as the Police Cruiser, and is used by the Las Venturas Police Department.
Gallery
Performance
In GTA III, the FBI Car is considerably faster than the standard Kuruma but has inferior handling due to a slightly higher ground clearance which, far from an improvement, only serves to make the vehicle less stable. This raised ground clearance makes the FBI car more prone to rollovers, but makes the vehicle more suitable of off-road driving. Compared to the LCPD Police car, the FBI car is faster but has less stability and durability.
The car's performance in GTA Advance is superior to the Police Car, possessing a slightly higher top speed second only to the F-1. The car's scrap value at the crusher, however, is lower, at $530 each.
Locations
GTA III
- Seen when the player has a 5 star wanted level.
- Can be obtained after finishing the Export/Import law enforcement list at the Portland Docks, Portland Island.
GTA Advance
- At the LCPD Station, Shoreside Vale.
- Seen when the player has a 5 star wanted level.
Trivia
- Unlike other FBI cars that follow, the FBI Car is the only law enforcement vehicle in GTA III that can be resprayed.
- The FBI Car in GTA III features a single blue dashboard light, but in GTA Advance it features two red dashboard lights, one in the front and one in the back.
- Unlike other law enforcement vehicles, prostitutes will enter the vehicle when it's stopped. Street criminals may also attempt to car-jack it if you get too close to them.
- The FBI Cars that are dispatched after the player are a darker shade of black than FBI Cars that have been resprayed or bought at the docks.
- If you respray the FBI car, its color will be exactly the same color as the barricade version.
- The FBI Car has a unique siren which is louder and higher pitched, the horn also will sound when the secondary siren sound is actvated.
- In GTA San Andreas, the FBI Car's leftover textures are actually backwards. This can easily be fixed using a program such as paint to swap it around.
Videos
See also
- Kuruma, a civilian equivalent.
- Special Agent Car, GTA 2 equivalent.
- FBI Washington, GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories equivalent.
- FBI Cruiser, GTA Liberty City Stories equivalent.
- FIB Buffalo, GTA IV and GTA V equivalent.