GT-A1

The GT-A1 is a vehicle in Grand Theft Auto 2.

Design[]

Grand Theft Auto 2[]

The GT-A1 is a grand-touring sports car. It appears with a rounded front and rear quarter and a rear-engine chassis. The car spawns with a number on the roof and a stripe decal along the vehicle's hood, roof and rear clam. It is based on the Dino 246 GT.

Performance[]

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The GT-A1 is one of the fastest cars in the game, surpassing the Meteor.

Gallery[]

A marked Wang Cars GT-A1.

Ray Larabie's original design for the GT-A1.

Two GT-A1's on the street spawned by editing the wil.sty file.

Locations[]

Grand Theft Auto 2[]

The GT-A1 cannot be found at any of the districts of Anywhere City in a non-multiplayer game. It can be seen, since the Wang Cars are GT-A1s with numbers on the top, but cannot be driven (entering in one of them will teleport the player to the Wang Cars site). Attempting to exit the car as the player is about to teleport will cause the game to crash.

It is possible to drive the GT-A1 with the debug keys cheat. To do this, find a GT-A1 and press 0 on the number pad repeatedly a moment before entering the vehicle. If done correctly, the player should exit the vehicle after entering it. Then they can reenter the vehicle and drive it.

Rewards[]

Grand Theft Auto 2[]

The GT-A1 can be crushed when driven, giving the player a Machine Gun in the Residential District.

Trivia[]

Grand Theft Auto 2[]

• The name "GT-A1" is a play on words, meaning Grand Theft Auto "1".
• The marked paint jobs show numbers from 1 to 8.

See Also[]

• Bullet and FMJ - Other cars based on a range of generations of the Ford GT.

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