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| ā | *''Gallivanter'' is the noun of ''gallivant'' and it means "someone who roams around in search of amusement". This refers to Land Rover vehicles which frequently used as recreational off-road vehicle and Land Rover's reputation for producing excellent off-road vehicles (even the luxurious Range Rover is a good off-roader). |
+ | *''Gallivanter'' is the noun of ''gallivant'' and it means "someone who roams around in search of amusement". This refers to Land Rover vehicles which frequently used as recreational off-road vehicle and Land Rover's reputation for producing excellent off-road vehicles (even the luxurious Range Rover and Chevrolet Tahoe is a good off-roader). |
*A Gallivanter [[Vinewood Garage|garage]] exists in [[Rockford Hills]]. It is not enterable and no Gallivanter cars are found inside of it. |
*A Gallivanter [[Vinewood Garage|garage]] exists in [[Rockford Hills]]. It is not enterable and no Gallivanter cars are found inside of it. |
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*It's possible that Gallivanter may be a subsidiary of [[Vapid]] since they manufacture the [[Huntley Sport]], another Land Rover Range Rover inspired vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. Another possible explanation is that Vapid sold the Gallivanter marque in 2008 (after the events of GTA IV) the same way in real life [[wp:Ford Motor Company|Ford]] sold both Land Rover and Jaguar Cars to the Indian [[wp:Tata Motors|Tata Motors]], after which point the vehicles began being sold under the Gallivanter name rather than that of its parent company. |
*It's possible that Gallivanter may be a subsidiary of [[Vapid]] since they manufacture the [[Huntley Sport]], another Land Rover Range Rover inspired vehicle in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. Another possible explanation is that Vapid sold the Gallivanter marque in 2008 (after the events of GTA IV) the same way in real life [[wp:Ford Motor Company|Ford]] sold both Land Rover and Jaguar Cars to the Indian [[wp:Tata Motors|Tata Motors]], after which point the vehicles began being sold under the Gallivanter name rather than that of its parent company. |
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| ā | *The words ''range'' and ''rove'' are both synonyms of the word ''gallivant'', combined with the contents of their model range, it is possible that ''Gallivanter'' represents Range Rover, as opposed to Land Rover. |
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Revision as of 11:57, 19 April 2014
Template:Infobox Car Brand Gallivanter is a luxury automotive manufacturer that appears in Grand Theft Auto V. The company is based off of the American car manufacturer Chevrolet.
Overview
The Baller derived from Chevrolet's luxury SUV flagship model, Tahoe. Version I is based off of the Chevrolet Tahoe 2001.On theother hand the Baller sport is based on the 2014 Range Rover Sport
Vehicles
| Vehicle | Style | Based on (GTA V) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baller | 4-door full-size luxury SUV | 2001 Cherolet Tahoe (first generation) 2014 Range Rover Sport (second generation) |
Includes Baller Sport (second generation Baller). |
Gallery
Vehicles
-GTAV.jpg "Gallivanter Baller (Version II Front&Side)-GTAV.jpg (1.75 MB)")
-GTAV.jpg "Gallivanter Baller (Version II Rear&Side)-GTAV.jpg (1.33 MB)")
Advertisement
Gallivanter Advertisement.
Trivia
- Gallivanter is the noun of gallivant and it means "someone who roams around in search of amusement". This refers to Land Rover vehicles which frequently used as recreational off-road vehicle and Land Rover's reputation for producing excellent off-road vehicles (even the luxurious Range Rover and Chevrolet Tahoe is a good off-roader).
- A Gallivanter garage exists in Rockford Hills. It is not enterable and no Gallivanter cars are found inside of it.
- It's possible that Gallivanter may be a subsidiary of Vapid since they manufacture the Huntley Sport, another Land Rover Range Rover inspired vehicle in Grand Theft Auto IV. Another possible explanation is that Vapid sold the Gallivanter marque in 2008 (after the events of GTA IV) the same way in real life Ford sold both Land Rover and Jaguar Cars to the Indian Tata Motors, after which point the vehicles began being sold under the Gallivanter name rather than that of its parent company.
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