There are three variations in GTA San Andreas. The main difference is that the car has a black and white paintjob instead of a green and white paintjob. They only appear as static objects, as driving is not an intended feature in Manhunt. The same car was reused in Rockstar's Manhunt games. As such, the Police is prone to roll over or spin at a moments notice, so it may be best to avoid drastic and abrupt maneuvers while driving it. This is due in part to its soft suspension and poor roll resistance as well as to its poor tire traction even at moderate speeds. In the PC version of GTA Vice City, a rare all-white variant can be found parked at random locations.ĭespite the fact that the Police in Vice City has AWD, it lacks the stability of other fast AWD vehicles in the game (namely the Deluxo and Comet). Despite the differences in textures and paint, the vehicle polygon model is reused from GTA III.
During development, the vehicle was white with red and blue stripes along each side, resembling squad cars from the Miami Beach Police Department.
Both feature a green and white livery, much like the Miami-Dade Police Department. In these two games, the design of the vehicle is a combination of the front and rear of the fourth generation Ford LTD and the midsection of the Opel Senator A. While the cars are given a very high export value of $2,000, but the cars cannot be exported, as are other emergency vehicles. The performance of the Squad Cars are identical in all three cities, and are all essentially the best in the game, with the highest top speed and acceleration among all cars in the game, highly responsive brakes and good grip. In the PC version of the game, the police cars (along with the Ambulance and the Fire Truck) will have their radio tuned to Brooklyn Underground FM, unlike all other renditions throughout the series which only have the standard police dispatch radio. In Liberty City, the Squad Car is rounded vehicle with blue-white livery, appearing similar to a 1990's Chevrolet Caprice the San Andreas/ Vice City variants are actually adaptations of the Portsmouth, with the San Andreas version bearing a black-and-white body color design and similar angular body design, and the Vice City rendition being colored blue and white but features a modified body that appears wider and rounded. Three variants of the car exist, each appearing in each of game's three cities. In the first Grand Theft Auto, the police car is known as the " Squad Car".
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