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The [[Maibatsu Corporation|Maibatsu]] '''Thunder''' is a vehicle mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'s radio stations.
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The [[Maibatsu Corporation|Maibatsu]] '''Thunder''' is a vehicle mentioned in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'s'' radio stations.
   
 
== Description ==
 
== Description ==
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Typical to Maibatsu vehicles prior to [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Thunder is only featured in advertising, mainly on radio stations, but not on the road.
 
Typical to Maibatsu vehicles prior to [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the Thunder is only featured in advertising, mainly on radio stations, but not on the road.
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
There are a few possibilities that the car maybe based off from the commercial:
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*There are a few possibilities that the car maybe based off from the commercial:
 
**Because of its references to compact cars with fuel injection, it is possible that it is based on the [[wp:Mitsubishi Colt|1983-1987 Mitsubishi Colt]] or the [[wp:Ford Pinto|1971-1980 Ford Pinto]].
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**It may also refer to Japanese compact sports cars of the 1980s, mainly the [[wp:Mitsubishi Starion|Mitsubishi Starion]] or [[wp:Mazda RX-7|Mazda RX-7]], as both cars appear during the era and starts gaining popularity over its American rivals during the era.
   
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==See Also==
*Because of its references to compact cars with fuel injection, it is possible that it is based on the 1983-1987 [[wp:Mitsubishi Colt|Mitsubishi Colt]] or the 1971-1980 [[wp:Ford Pinto|Ford Pinto]].
 
*Some sort of cheaper sports car (presumably a parody of the [[wp:Mitsubishi Starion|Mitsubishi Starion]]), due to the sporty nature of the commercial.
 
 
 
See also
 
 
* [[Monstrosity]]
 
* [[Monstrosity]]
 
* [[Womb]]
 
* [[Womb]]
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The Maibatsu Thunder is a vehicle mentioned in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City's radio stations.

Description

Unlike other Maibatsu counterparts, very little is known about the Thunder, as its sole advertisement simply consists of empty sloganeering (accompanied by a woman whispering occasional innuendo) with only a brief mention of the car's features and technical details, vaguely implying a questionably powerful engine ("the power of a compact").

The script of the advertisement is as follows:

Knights of the road, here's your stallion!
The car for freedom (Freedom)
The car for hot excitement! (Excitement)
The car for a man who is alone against the elements (The Maibatsu Thunder)
The pride is back
It's the power of a compact! (Looks small, but it's so big!)
Fuel injected (Inject me)
Maibatsu Thunder
On the toll road of life, you have to pay to prove you can.
Live the emotion of an individual. (Thunder)
The awesome power of nature, distilled into one vehicle (Wow)
Because after you get struck by lighting... there's Thunder (The Maibatsu Thunder)

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

Trivia

  • There are a few possibilities that the car maybe based off from the commercial:
    • Because of its references to compact cars with fuel injection, it is possible that it is based on the 1983-1987 Mitsubishi Colt or the 1971-1980 Ford Pinto.
    • It may also refer to Japanese compact sports cars of the 1980s, mainly the Mitsubishi Starion or Mazda RX-7, as both cars appear during the era and starts gaining popularity over its American rivals during the era.

See Also