There is a great acceleration to be had from the V8 up front, resulting in great air times when going off certain jumps, but its top speed is ultimately lower than the more aerodynamic cars found in the game.
Performance Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas įor what the Hotknife lacks in being easy to find, it makes up for in being a very fun vehicle to drive. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - The Definitive Edition The stock wheels are similar to the "Wired" lowrider rims available in Los Santos Customs. The vehicle spawns in a variety of two-tone colors, with the primary one on the front, sides and fenders of the vehicle and a secondary one on the hood, roof and curved rear. Therefore, the Hotknife will spawn with exposed wheels and engine, revealing two support frames passing over the engine, as well as red wiring coming from an open space located in the driver's cab. The fenders and the engine bay cover are considered extras. Its interior is shared with the Peyote, using the same large analog dial on the driver side. On the lower side, the suspension is composed of small shock absorbers and articulated bars that start in the vehicle' structure and ends in the axle shafts. The car lacks any sort of bumper and only features a license plate mounted below the bodywork. The rear of the car is very traditional, featuring a curved trunk with a chrome handle, and two circular tail lights below the same. The cabin area features two classic circular rear-view mirrors finished in chrome, placed near the A-pillar. On the sides, large fenders may be seen running along the vehicle, covering the wheels and having black steps on the middle section, while the engine bay area features exhaust stacks on both sides. Two circular lamps can be seen on either side of the grille. The front of the Hotknife features a sleek chrome grille with what looks like the symbol of a bent sword pointing down, placed over two edges that are part of the vehicle's chassis. The Hotknife returns with a slightly updated design, being based on a 1933 Ford Model 40B, albeit modified with a lowered suspension, wider tires, and a low "chopped" roof, which are common hot-rod modifications for this model. The vehicle may spawn with or without a cover for the engine bay and is only available in a single paint scheme a purple body with white accents and a black roof. The Hotknife is a late 1920s/early 1930s Hot Rod resembling a 1931 Ford Model A coupe, with modifications and a custom paint job.
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