Gta Vc Blista Compact
Contents.DescriptionThe Blista Compact is found almost anywhere in or, and is generally considered to be a satisfactory car, particularly useful for quick getaways and general evasive purposes.DesignUnlike many other vehicles, the Blista Compact's design has remained almost exactly the same in all its appearances, apart from different engine sounds and minor cosmetic differences. Like its design influence, the first generation, the Blista Compact sports a hatchback design and a very small curb weight; in fact, the Blista Compact is easily the smallest and lightest passenger car in GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas (the is lighter in GTA IV). Due to its unconventional hatchback design, players cannot shoot through the back window to kill the driver or passenger; this problem is not present in GTA IV and V.The car has a two-tone paint job in GTA Vice City, with an always-black bottom half (the bottom half is colored white on the and ports of GTA Vice City, although the file can change this back to black), but in later games was remodeled to feature a variety of colors in all-over and two-tone styles. In GTA IV and V, the Blista Compact may optionally feature a spoiler or sunroof; a 'sportier' variant is also available with side skirts, twin exhaust and a windscreen banner.In pre-release screenshots of GTA Vice City, the Blista Compact can be seen with a GPX logo on the rear. The letters 'GPX' are a reference to the Honda CR-X, on which the vehicle is based upon.
A Blista in GTA Chinatown Wars.PerformanceSince its introduction in GTA Vice City, the Blista Compact has usually been an impressive small sports car, capable of outrunning more rare and more expensive performance cars. In GTA Vice City Stories, however, the Blista Compact is slightly slower, and suffers from moderate oversteer. Blista Compacts all use front-wheel drive, except in Vice City Stories. This could be due to the fact that it is based on a 1984 model in VCS, rather than a 1986+ model. The only downside is its very stiff suspension which can make it prone to rolling over in sharp corners or when going over edges.In GTA IV and V, the Blista Compact is powered by a high-revving, twin cam 1.4L inline-4 engine, giving it a top speed of 199 mph (320 km/h) on par with much higher-end vehicles and acceleration superior to its nearest competition, the. Its suspension is excellent, preventing understeer. At high speeds it is more than capable of cornering, and at low speeds it is easy to maneuver through city traffic.
The Blista was in GTA III, VC, SA, IV, and V; possibly also in Vice City/Liberty City Stories and Chinatown Wars, but I haven't played those. Neoseeker Forums » Grand Theft Auto Community » PS2 Games. The Blista Compact randomly spawns in the parking lot at the Washington Mall. I made this mistake in both GTA3 and GTA:VC where.
Braking is acceptable, though ABS is not standard. A 'chopshop' Blista Compact in GTA IV ( ). Like the and, the Blista Compact has different engine and horn sounds in each game. In GTA Vice City, the Blista Compact has the engine and horn sound of a. In GTA San Andreas, the Blista Compact emits the engine and horn sound of a. In GTA Vice City Stories, the Blista Compact emits the engine sound of a and a very low-pitched version of the 's horn. A Blista Compact is featured in 's.
Gta Vc Blista Compact 2
The abovementioned beta model for GTA Vice City was called the 'GPX', further indicating that the vehicle was based on a Honda CRX.
Gta Vice City Beta Blista Compact
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