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| body_style = Van
 
| body_style = Van
 
| capacity = 4 <small>(driver and 3 passengers)</small>
 
| capacity = 4 <small>(driver and 3 passengers)</small>
| appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]''
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| appearances = ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|GTA Liberty City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]''<br>''[[The Lost and Damned]]''<br>''[[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]''
 
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{{q|Good for big families. Or large gang of criminals.|GTA Vice City Website}}
   
 
The [[Declasse]] '''Moonbeam''' is a large four-door minivan featured in:
 
The [[Declasse]] '''Moonbeam''' is a large four-door minivan featured in:
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== GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories ==
 
== GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories ==
 
=== Design ===
 
=== Design ===
Between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories, the Moonbeam is straightforwardly modeled after a [[Wikipedia:Chevrolet Astro|1985—1994 Chevrolet Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari]], but it has tall taillights. Minor cosmetic changes have been made throughout its appearances, but the van has generally retained its bulky 1980s design, making it unattractive in all its appearances. Whilst the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition of the Moonbeam is based on that of GTA III, the GTA Vice City Stories rendition adopts the design of the GTA Liberty City Stories or GTA III rendition, instead of the usual GTA Vice City rendition.
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Between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories, the Moonbeam is straightforwardly modeled after a [[Wikipedia:Chevrolet Astro|1985—1994 Chevrolet Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari]], but it has tall taillights. Minor cosmetic changes have been made throughout its appearances, but the van has generally retained its bulky 1980s design, making it unattractive in all its appearances. Whilst the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition of the Moonbeam is based on that of GTA III, the GTA Vice City Stories rendition adopts the design of the GTA Liberty City Stories or GTA III rendition, instead of the usual GTA Vice City rendition.
   
 
During development of GTA III, the van was originally known as the "'''Aster'''", a clear reference to the Chevrolet Astro name. The van is depicted in the [[Capital Autos]] website.
 
During development of GTA III, the van was originally known as the "'''Aster'''", a clear reference to the Chevrolet Astro name. The van is depicted in the [[Capital Autos]] website.
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Moonbeam-GTALCS-front.jpg|GTA Liberty City Stories (<small>[[:Image:Moonbeam-GTALCS-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
 
Moonbeam-GTALCS-front.jpg|GTA Liberty City Stories (<small>[[:Image:Moonbeam-GTALCS-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
 
Moonbeam-GTAVCS-front.jpg|GTA Vice City Stories (<small>[[:Image:Moonbeam-GTAVCS-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
 
Moonbeam-GTAVCS-front.jpg|GTA Vice City Stories (<small>[[:Image:Moonbeam-GTAVCS-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
moonbeam.jpg|GTA San Andreas
 
 
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== GTA San Andreas ==
 
== GTA San Andreas ==
 
=== Modifications ===
 
=== Modifications ===
*The [[Moonbeam]] can only be modified in a [[TransFender]] garage.
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*The Moonbeam can only be modified in a [[TransFender]] garage.
 
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{| class="wikitable"
 
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== GTA IV ==
 
== GTA IV ==
 
=== Design ===
 
=== Design ===
In GTA IV, the Moonbeam (now with a [[Declasse]] manufacturer badge) is still based on a 1985—1994 Chevrolet [[File:Moonbeam badges.png|thumb]]Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari but the front end has been greatly altered, incorporating more realistic detailing and design cues, as well as supporting one-tone or two-tone body colors.
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In GTA IV, the Moonbeam (now with a [[Declasse]] manufacturer badge) is still based on a 1985—1994 Chevrolet [[File:Moonbeam badges.png|thumb]]Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari but the front end has been greatly altered, incorporating more realistic detailing and design cues, as well as supporting one-tone or two-tone body colors. All Moonbeams are now camper conversion vans, and are based off cargo versions without rear quarter windows or passenger versions with rear quarter windows.
   
The Moonbeam can be found in several different configurations, with optional rear-mounted continental tire and ladder, elevated aero roof (featuring a "Super Streamline" badge), roof-mounted luggage bars, a custom billet grille that covers the headlamps, and either one of two types of side scuffs. It also can be found with blanked out rear side windows. A Super Streamline badge is featured on all Moonbeams on the driver’s door, regardless of whether it has a "Super Streamline" roof or not.
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The Moonbeam can be found in several different configurations, with optional rear-mounted continental tire and ladder, elevated aero roof, roof-mounted luggage bars, a custom billet grille that covers the headlamps, and either one of two types of side scuffs.
   
 
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==Locations==
 
==Locations==
 
===GTA III===
 
===GTA III===
*Garage 30 north of [[Momma's Restaurante]], [[Saint Mark's]], [[Portland Island]].
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*Garage 30 north of [[Momma's Restaurante]], [[Saint Mark's]], [[Portland]].
*In the departments of [[Hepburn Heights]], [[Portland Island]].
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*In the departments of [[Hepburn Heights]], Portland.
*In [[Callahan Point]], [[Portland Island]].
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*In [[Callahan Point]], Portland.
 
*In the [[Carson General Hospital]] in [[Rockford]], [[Staunton Island]].
 
*In the [[Carson General Hospital]] in [[Rockford]], [[Staunton Island]].
*And in the [[Liberty Tree]] offices on [[Bedford Point]], [[Staunton Island]].
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*In the [[Liberty Tree]] offices in [[Bedford Point]], Staunton Island.
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===GTA Vice City===
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*Commmonly driving around [[Vice Point]].
   
 
===GTA San Andreas===
 
===GTA San Andreas===
*Commonly seen driving around [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]] especially Idlewood.
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*Commonly seen driving around [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]] especially [[Idlewood]].
*Parked outside [[The Pig Pen]] in [[East Los Santos (3D Universe)|East Los Santos]], [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]].
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*Parked outside [[The Pig Pen]] in [[East Los Santos (3D Universe)|East Los Santos]], Los Santos.
   
 
===GTA Liberty City Stories===
 
===GTA Liberty City Stories===
*Found driving around in [[Saint Mark's]].
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*Found driving around in [[Saint Mark's]].
*In the parking lot of the [[Harwood Ferry Terminal|Ferry Terminal]] in [[Harwood]], [[Portland]].
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*In the parking lot of the [[Harwood Ferry Terminal|Ferry Terminal]] in [[Harwood]], [[Portland]].
 
*In the underground parking lot of [[AMCo. Headquarters]] in [[Torrington]], [[Staunton Island]].
 
*In the underground parking lot of [[AMCo. Headquarters]] in [[Torrington]], [[Staunton Island]].
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===GTA Vice City Stories===
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*Seen driving around at the [[Escobar International Airport]].
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*Commmonly driving around in [[Little Haiti]].
   
 
===GTA IV===
 
===GTA IV===
*Commonly found in [[Broker]], [[Bohan]], and the [[Berchem|west end]] of [[Alderney]].
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*Commonly found in [[Broker]], [[Bohan]], and the west end of [[Alderney]].
 
*Commonly seen in [[Middle Park East]].
 
*Commonly seen in [[Middle Park East]].
 
*Very common on [[Charge Island]], [[Bohan Industrial]], and [[Colony Island]].
 
*Very common on [[Charge Island]], [[Bohan Industrial]], and [[Colony Island]].
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*In GTA IV the Moonbeam is equipped with the "door ajar" bong when the driver's door is opened.
 
*In GTA IV the Moonbeam is equipped with the "door ajar" bong when the driver's door is opened.
 
*In GTA IV it is impossible to do a burnout with the Moonbeam, possibly due to the excessively heavy weight, or the highly-underpowered engine.
 
*In GTA IV it is impossible to do a burnout with the Moonbeam, possibly due to the excessively heavy weight, or the highly-underpowered engine.
*The Moonbeam is strangely not classified as a "people carrier" in Race Mode, but instead paired with the [[Speedo]], [[Burrito]] and [[Pony]] in the "vans" class. This implies that there is a Moonbeam cargo van.
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*The Moonbeam is strangely not classified as a "people carrier" in Race Mode, but instead paired with the [[Speedo]], [[Burrito]] and [[Pony]] in the "vans" class. All Moonbeams are conversion vans, and some are based on cargo van versions, notable by the lack of rear quarter windows. This therefore technically makes the Moonbeam a van, even though its physical and mechanical aspects make it a minivan.
 
*In the beta version of GTA IV, the moonbeam was going to have the "MOONBEAM" decal applied to its back hatch, similar to the Vice City rendition.
 
*In the beta version of GTA IV, the moonbeam was going to have the "MOONBEAM" decal applied to its back hatch, similar to the Vice City rendition.
*Was in the [[Beta Vehicles]] in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] but removed due to the [[Youga]].
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*The Moonbeam was one of the [[Beta Vehicles]] in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] but was removed and replaced with the [[Paradise]], another camper conversion van based on the [[Rumpo]].
   
 
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[[Category:Vehicles]]
 
[[Category:Vehicles]]
 
[[Category:Vehicles in GTA III]]
 
[[Category:Vehicles in GTA III]]

Revision as of 03:28, 10 August 2014

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Good for big families. Or large gang of criminals.
— GTA Vice City Website

The Declasse Moonbeam is a large four-door minivan featured in:

GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories

Design

Between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories, the Moonbeam is straightforwardly modeled after a 1985—1994 Chevrolet Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari, but it has tall taillights. Minor cosmetic changes have been made throughout its appearances, but the van has generally retained its bulky 1980s design, making it unattractive in all its appearances. Whilst the GTA Liberty City Stories rendition of the Moonbeam is based on that of GTA III, the GTA Vice City Stories rendition adopts the design of the GTA Liberty City Stories or GTA III rendition, instead of the usual GTA Vice City rendition.

During development of GTA III, the van was originally known as the "Aster", a clear reference to the Chevrolet Astro name. The van is depicted in the Capital Autos website.

Performance

Moonbeams between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories all possess similar handling properties. Performance is poor, due to the underpowered engines, front wheel drive layouts (Moonbeams in GTA San Andreas, GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories are rear wheel drive), heavy bodies, soft suspension, and high center of gravity (leading to a tendency to flip on rough terrains); as a result, the Moonbeam is generally unsuitable for high-speed driving and has little practical use aside its fundamental function as a mode of transport. The Moonbeam only holds a maximum of four occupants.

GTA San Andreas

Modifications

  • The Moonbeam can only be modified in a TransFender garage.
Type Upgrade Cost
Color Car Color 1 (64 different colors) $ 150
Exhausts Large Exhaust $ 250
Medium Exhaust $ 200
Nitro 2x Nitrous $ 200
5x Nitrous $ 500
10x Nitrous $ 1000
Roof Roof Scoop $ 80
Spoilers Drag $ 200
Worx $ 200
Wheels Import $ 820
Atomic $ 770
Ahab $ 1000
Virtual $ 620
Access $ 1140
Off Road Wheel $ 1000
Mega $ 1030
Grove $ 1230
Twist $ 1200
Wires $ 1560
Car Stereo Bass Boost $ 100
Hydraulics Hydraulics $ 1500

GTA IV

Design

In GTA IV, the Moonbeam (now with a Declasse manufacturer badge) is still based on a 1985—1994 Chevrolet

File:Moonbeam badges.png

Astro/1985—1994 GMC Safari but the front end has been greatly altered, incorporating more realistic detailing and design cues, as well as supporting one-tone or two-tone body colors. All Moonbeams are now camper conversion vans, and are based off cargo versions without rear quarter windows or passenger versions with rear quarter windows.

The Moonbeam can be found in several different configurations, with optional rear-mounted continental tire and ladder, elevated aero roof, roof-mounted luggage bars, a custom billet grille that covers the headlamps, and either one of two types of side scuffs.

Performance

The GTA IV rendition of the Moonbeam is powered by a diesel V6, unlike the GTA III era Moonbeams which have gas engines, and features a rear wheel drive layout, however its lack of power makes this characteristic negligible; with a top speed 155 mph, the Moonbeam drives as slowly as its predecessors, and still suffers from understeer. Frustratingly, the Moonbeam fails to withstand a large amount of damage, as its large size would suggest.

Variant

Moonbeam-GTA4-Stevie-front

The requested Moonbeam in Stevie's Car Thefts in GTA IV.

GTA IV

a Moonbeam is requested as part of Stevie's Car Thefts, appearing with a uniquely black and red body. As a new Moonbeam will respawn at the same spot until the player delivers one to S&M Auto Sales, the player can save one at their safehouse before delivering another.

GTA Vice City

  • the Moonbeam originally had sliding rear doors.
  • The Moonbeam plays the following radio stations by default when entered:
  • The Moonbeam may get its name due to the real-life variant Chevrolet Astro, as they both share names with astronomical themes. This is also further proven by the beta name, the Aster.

Locations

GTA III

GTA Vice City

GTA San Andreas

GTA Liberty City Stories

GTA Vice City Stories

GTA IV

Trivia

  • The Moonbeam in GTA Vice City, along with the game's Bobcat, is one of the earliest vehicles in the series to physically depict its name; sporting a "MOONBEAM" badge on its trunk lid.
  • The GTA IV rendition of the Moonbeam has the record for highest number of variations per vehicle.
  • Driving a Moonbeam into the TransFender in Las Venturas will cause the vehicle to spawn on top of the garage but underneath the roof, trapping the player and the vehicle. At this point the player can only escape by blowing themselves up, re-loading the game's save file, or re-loading the game itself.
  • After collecting all thirty cars for Stevie in GTA IV, he agrees to purchase cars from Niko Bellic, with the Moonbeam fetching $2,200.
  • In GTA IV the Moonbeam is equipped with the "door ajar" bong when the driver's door is opened.
  • In GTA IV it is impossible to do a burnout with the Moonbeam, possibly due to the excessively heavy weight, or the highly-underpowered engine.
  • The Moonbeam is strangely not classified as a "people carrier" in Race Mode, but instead paired with the Speedo, Burrito and Pony in the "vans" class. All Moonbeams are conversion vans, and some are based on cargo van versions, notable by the lack of rear quarter windows. This therefore technically makes the Moonbeam a van, even though its physical and mechanical aspects make it a minivan.
  • In the beta version of GTA IV, the moonbeam was going to have the "MOONBEAM" decal applied to its back hatch, similar to the Vice City rendition.
  • The Moonbeam was one of the Beta Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto V but was removed and replaced with the Paradise, another camper conversion van based on the Rumpo.
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Category:Vehicles in GTA III | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles in GTA III | Beta Vehicles
[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
SportsBanshee | Blista Compact | Cheetah | Comet | Deluxo | Infernus | Stinger
4WD and utilityBF Injection | Bobcat | Landstalker | Mesa Grande | Patriot | Rancher | Sandking | Walton
Four-door carsAdmiral | Glendale (Bloodring Banger) | Greenwood | Oceanic (Bloodring Banger) | Perennial | Regina | Sentinel (XS) | Stretch | Washington
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VansBurrito (Gang) | Moonbeam | Pony (Top Fun) | Rumpo | Securicar
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MiscellaneousBaggage Handler | Caddy | Hotring Racer (Hotrina | Hotrinb) | Love Fist | Romero's Hearse
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Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles in GTA Vice City | Beta Vehicles
[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Sports, Muscle, Tuner,
and Super cars
Banshee | Buffalo | Bullet | Cheetah | Comet | Elegy | Euros | Flash | Hotknife | Hotring Racer (Hotrina | Hotrinb) | Infernus | Jester | Phoenix | Sabre | Stratum | Sultan | Super GT | Turismo | Uranus | ZR-350
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VansBurrito | Camper | Hotdog | Moonbeam | Newsvan | Pony ( Berkley's RC Van) | Rumpo | Securicar
Industrial trucksBenson | Boxville (BoxBurg | Mr Whoopee) | Cement Truck | DFT-30 | Dozer | Dumper | Flatbed | Linerunner | Mule | Packer | Roadtrain | Tanker | Yankee
LowridersBlade | Broadway | Remington | Savanna | Slamvan | Tahoma | Tornado | Voodoo
Public serviceBaggage | Bus | Cabbie | Coach | Forklift | Sweeper | Taxi | Tow Truck | Trashmaster | Tug | Utility Van
RailwayBrown Streak (Coach) | Freight (Flat) | Tram
Government and emergencyAmbulance | Barracks | Enforcer | FBI Rancher | Fire Truck (Ladder) | Patriot | Police (SFPD | LVPD) | Ranger | Rhino | S.W.A.T.
Offroad vehiclesBandito | BF Injection | Dune | Monster (Monstera | Monsterb) | Quad | Sandking
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HelicoptersCargobob | Hunter | Leviathan | Maverick (News Chopper | Police) | Raindance | Sparrow (Sea)
Bicycles and motorcyclesBike | BF-400 | BMX | Faggio (Pizzaboy) | FCR-900 | Freeway | HPV-1000 | Mountain Bike | NRG-500 | PCJ-600 | Sanchez | Wayfarer
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[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
Sports and muscle carsBanshee | Cheetah | Deimos SP | Hellenbach GT | Infernus | Phobos VT | Stinger | Thunder-Rodd | V8 Ghost
4WD and utilityBobcat | Landstalker | Patriot
CarsBF Injection | Esperanto | Idaho | Kuruma | Manana | Perennial (Hearse) | Sentinel | Stallion | Stretch
VansBlista | Moonbeam | Mr Whoopee | Pony (Ballot Van | Panlantic | Toyz) | Rumpo (Campaign) | Securicar
IndustrialFlatbed | Linerunner | Mule (Mr. Wongs) | Trashmaster | Yankee
Public serviceBus | Cabbie | Coach | Taxi (Bickle'76)
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RC VehiclesRC Bandit | RC Goblin | RC Raider
TrainsTrain (Portland El and Liberty City Subway)
AircraftDodo | Hunter* | Maverick* | Police Maverick | Police Maverick (NPC)* | VCN Maverick
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BetaCorpse | Cyclone GT | Impreza WRX | Lancer MF1 | Mafiablood | Skoiloine | Speaker Maverick | Supra | Tommy | Top Fun
† denotes controllable vehicles that cannot be obtained by normal means.
* denotes controllable vehicles that can be obtained by normal means via exploits during missions.

Category:Vehicles in GTA Liberty City Stories | Vehicles in GTA Liberty City Stories | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles | Beta Vehicles
[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Sports and muscle carsBanshee | Cheetah | Comet | Deluxo | Infernus | Phoenix | Polaris V8 | Sabre (Cholo | Turbo) | Stinger
Four-door carsAdmiral | Glendale | Greenwood | Oceanic | Perennial | Regina | Sentinel | Sentinel XS | Stretch | Washington
Two-door carsBlista Compact | Esperanto | Hermes (Cuban) | Idaho | Manana | Stallion | Virgo | Voodoo
SUVs, trucks and vansBenson | Bobcat | Boxville (Mr Whoopee) | Burrito | Flatbed | Gang Rancher | Landstalker | Linerunner | Mesa Grande | Moonbeam | Mule | Patriot | Pony | Rumpo | Sandking | Walton | Yankee
Public serviceCabbie | Coach | Securicar | Taxi | Trashmaster
Government and emergencyAmbulance | Barracks OL (Ammo Truck) | Enforcer | FBI Rancher | FBI Washington | Fire Truck | Rhino | VCPD Cheetah | VCPD Cruiser | VCPD WinterGreen
Fixed-wing aircraftBiplane | Skimmer
HelicoptersAir Ambulance | Armadillo | Hunter | Little Willie | Maverick | Sea Sparrow | Sparrow | VCN Maverick | VCPD Maverick
Bicycles and MotorcyclesBiker Angel | BMX | Faggio | Freeway | PCJ-600 | Quad | Sanchez | Streetfighter | Ventoso | WinterGreen
WatercraftBovver'64 | Coast Guard | Dinghy | Jetmax | Jetski | Marquis | Predator | Reefer | Rio | Speeder | Squallo | Tropic | Violator | Yola
MiscellaneousBaggage Handler | BF Injection | Bulldozer | Caddy | Domestobot | Forklift | Splitz-6 ATV
UncontrollableStatic Planes (Airtrain | Learjet) | VCPD Maverick (NPC)
BetaAmbassador | Coastguard Maverick | Top Fun | Unnamed Motorcycle
Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City Stories | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles in GTA Vice City Stories | Beta Vehicles
[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto IV and its episodes
Sports cars and supercarsBanshee | Bullet GT | Comet | Coquette | F620 | Feltzer | Infernus | Sultan RS | SuperGT | Turismo
Muscle cars and vintageBucanneer | Dukes | Faction | Manana | Peyote | Ruiner | Sabre (Beater) | Sabre GT | Stallion | Tampa | Vigero | Virgo | Voodoo
Four-door carsAdmiral | Buffalo | Chavos | Cognoscenti | DF8-90 | Dilettante | Emperor (Beater) | Esperanto (Roman's Taxi) | Feroci (FlyUS) | Hakumai | Ingot | Intruder | Lokus | Marbelle | Merit | Oracle | Pinnacle | PMP 600 | Premier | Presidente | Primo | Regina | Schafter (Second Gen | Stretch E) | Solair | Stratum | Stretch | Sultan | Super Diamond | Vincent | Washington | Willard
Two-door carsBlista Compact | Fortune | Futo | Rhapsody | Sentinel (XS) | Super Drop Diamond | Uranus
SUVs, pick-ups, and vansBobcat | Cavalcade (FXT) | Contender | Habanero | Huntley Sport | Landstalker | Minivan | Moonbeam | Patriot | Perennial (FlyUS) | Rancher | Rebla | Serrano | Slamvan
Commercial & industrialBenson | Biff | Boxville (Mr Tasty) | Burrito (Laundromat | Gang) | Flatbed | Mule | Packer | Phantom | Pony | Securicar | Speedo | Steed | Tow Truck | Yankee
Public serviceBus | Cabby | Cablecar | Subway Car | Taxi (Merit-based) | Trashmaster
Government and emergencyAmbulance | APC | Enforcer | FIB Buffalo | Fire Truck | NOOSE Cruiser | NOOSE Patriot | Police Bike | Police Buffalo | Police Cruiser | Police Patrol | Police Stinger | Police Stockade | Prison Bus
MotorcyclesAkuma | Angel | Bati 800 (Custom) | Daemon | Diabolus | Double T (Custom) | Faggio (Old) | Freeway | Hakuchou (Custom) | Hellfury | Hexer | Innovation | Lycan | Nightblade | NRG 900 | PCJ 600 | Revenant | Sanchez | Vader | Wayfarer | Wolfsbane | Zombie
BoatsBlade | Dinghy | Floater | Jetmax | Marquis | Predator | Reefer | Smuggler | Squalo | Tropic | Tug
HelicoptersAnnihilator | Buzzard | Helitours Maverick | Maverick | Police Maverick | Skylift | Swift
MiscellaneousAirtug | Caddy | Forklift | Ogham | Parachute | Ripley | Romero | Window Cleaning Platform
UncontrollableStatic Planes (Ogham)
BetaAndromada | Brickade | Coach | Dodo | Fighter | NOOSE Boxville | Previon | Rhino | Shamal
The Lost and Damned only. | The Ballad of Gay Tony only. | TLAD and TBOGT only. | Different versions between GTA IV and TBOGT.
Vehicles in GTA IV (Category) | Vehicles in The Lost and Damned (Category) | Vehicles in The Ballad of Gay Tony (Category) | Vehicle Brands | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles | Beta Vehicles | Drivetrains in GTA IV | Engines