The sides of the van feature black sections on the wheel arches and ridged details passing through the sides. The grille separation bears the silver 'DECLASSE' lettering, while the upper half of the grille bears the emblem. Each headlight consist of dual square-shaped lights on the upper side and narrow rectangular lights on the lower side, in addition of the turn signals on the edges. On the front face, there is a silver trim surrounding the grille and the headlights, a silver separation between these two components and small vents just above the central area of the bumper. The front of the van is protected by a large plastic bumper, bearing a silver detail on the upper area and a moulding around the center. The Burrito assumes a more utilitarian design, no longer featuring the sporty accessories from previous renditions. The van resembles its base for the most part, but the rear and sides have been taken from the third-generation Chevrolet Van (the creases on the sides have been interpreted as seams) and taillights bear resemblance to those found on the Dodge Ram Van, giving the overall vehicle an anachronistic appearance. The Burrito is reintroduced in Grand Theft Auto IV in designed in the likeness of the 1996-2002 Chevrolet Express with a wider, more awkward appearance, with wheels disproportionately smaller than its body, and positioned at more spread out positions of its chassis unlike most modern vans. The Burrito in GTA Vice City Stories features two-tone body colors on the upper and lower halves, unlike other renditions. Burritos in GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas are available with or without a spoiler and roof-mounted lights these features are standard on all Burritos in GTA Vice City Stories. The vehicle is depicted with a large front end, lower extensions and concave panels on the lower side and the rear compartment. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the Burrito resembles a 1986-1993 Dodge Ram Van, similar to the Grand Theft Auto III rendition of the Rumpo (the Rumpo remained available in GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, but took on a new design). 8.3 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.4.4 Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.3.3 Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.2.3 Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.1.4 Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.Now their degenerate genius is hitting the open market, so if you want to look, smell and feel like the end of the world, this is your chance.'Īvailable $2,200,000 (trade)/$2,926,000 from Warstock Cache & Carry. 'Does it count as post-apocalyptic if the GoPostal guy left it in a parking lot in Sandy Shores overnight? We're not sure, but once it had been reclaimed from the gun-toting, diesel-swigging mutants who'd turned it into their personal war buggy, the Brute was born. Water and Power variant has emergency lights (quick press 元). Special Features: 3rd and 4th passengers can shoot long guns out of the back.

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