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The Nightshade does not have reversing lights.

Interestingly, the Phoenix and the Ruiner, both Imponte cars, have their front heavily based on the Pontiac Trans Am and their rear heavily based on the Chevrolet Camaro, while the Nightshade is the opposite (front from the Camaro and rear from the Trans Am).

The default radio stations for the Nightshade are Radio Mirror Park, Vinewood Boulevard Radio, and Los Santos Rock Radio.

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The license plates on the Import/export variants (D34DLY and E4TM3) reference this.The name of the vehicle is a reference to a genus of a plant with the same name said plants are most known for their unpredictable effects on the human body, being one of the most poisonous plants in the world.This vehicle may be selected randomly as a standard-target source vehicle from SecuroServ during Vehicle Cargo with one of three variations: D34DLY, TH370S or E4TM3.Can be purchased from Legendary Motorsport for $585,000.Vehicle Statistics - Grand Theft Auto OnlineĮ4TM3 Nightshade seen in Vehicle Cargo missions. Its engine sound is the same as cars such as the Buccaneer. Both statements make sense with the vehicle's engine model and spark plug textures, which show that it is indeed a single cam V8, coupled to a 5-speed gearbox in a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. Crash deformation is excellent, and it can take several head-on hits before showing any real damage.Īccording to the website, the Nightshade is stated to be powered by a 5-liter V8 capable of pushing 420bhp, and the badges state it is powered by a V8 turbo.

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In addition, wheelspin is a common sight when using the throttle at full power. Its handling feels very nice, but this is mostly due to being underpowered compared to other Muscles, and it is therefore less viable for racing. Oversteer is less common than other Muscle cars and easier to correct. Its handling is remarkably good, keeping some semblance of traction despite being a muscle car. The Nightshade has acceptable acceleration and an average top speed for the class. Its stock wheels seem to use the 5-spoke rim design similar to some of the sport rims available at Los Santos Customs, but are flat in appearance and with a mostly squared end. The primary color of the car is applied on the bodywork and the interior stitching, while the secondary color is applied on the center of the car, in the form of a wide stripe passing through it. Its interior is the same 'Dominator' interior and dials used on various muscle cars. Additional modifications can be installed to customize it into some sort of dragster. The Nightshade appears to be heavily customized with a chin spoiler on the front, wide fenders and wider rear wheels, along with sports wheels. The extended wheel arches are based on the Spectre Performance Camaro. The rear lights are based on the 1970-1973 Pontiac Firebird light arrangement. There is also a striking resemblance to the second generation Pontiac GTO (1968 - 1973), apparent in the lighting arrangement and front fascia. The vehicle takes a large amount of influence from the 1970-1973 Chevrolet Camaro, especially in the front fascia, front grille, headlight arrangement and overall body shape.