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| Devs were lazy and used the same bus for Brazil, the Middle East, and Washington, D.C. | ||
| bondergomme a écrit Generic Metropolitan police in US. Black and white cop cars? more like west coast style. But it in east coast Also, the level takes place in Virginia but they have California-style "EXEMPT" license plates. Game devs are based in California so I guess they just did it like that since that's what they're used to (Californization, TV Tropes calls it). -- Last edit: 2022-01-01 14:11:40 | ||
| For private vehicles, that makes sense. However, for fleet cars, like taxis and police vehicles, they're usually older, as they are purchased less often. | ||
| Most U.S. police tactical vehicles nowadays are Lenco BEARCATs, not Stepvans. | ||
| SPOILER: Could it be the same wagon that they come across later in the game? | ||
| It's a U.S. Army vehicle in the game, but the U.S. military never used the Wrangler, and the M151 and Willys MB were retired long ago. -- Last edit: 2013-07-24 13:14:53 | ||
| Looks like Chevy Blazer headlights with a Dodge grille. | ||
| The grille resembles that of a Volvo, and the headlights look like a Lexus. Still probably intended to be a Crown Vic, though. | ||
| Interesting the gas cap is on the side. Most American cars at the time had the fuel cap behind the license plate, or above it. | ||
| The game is set in 1992, but cars usually come out a year before their model year. Despite that, a 1980s Caprice would've been a better choice for the police/taxi cars. 1991-1993 Caprices were brand new at the time, so there'd be fewer of them on the streets. | ||
| Cars are usually released one year before their model year. However, since the game is set in 1992, 1980s Caprices would've been better. Most police cars in the U.S. in 1992 were the 1980s Caprices. The 1991-1993 Caprices were brand new at the time, so police departments would've had fewer of them. |