The Utility Truck is not very different from its 3D Universe equivalent and seems to behave like a heavy truck with low acceleration and top speed (even lower than the Stockade-based truck). The vehicle's engine is definitely a diesel because of the slower shifting and deep sound, and it could very well be a V8 that is obviously underpowered to pull a heavy truck like that. The braking is probably one of the Utility Van's best attributes, as it is above average. This is probably because it is a very heavy vehicle. The Utility Van does not have very good driving attributes, as it has a rather slow acceleration and top speed.
Performance Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Patches of rust can be seen on its body, and black exhaust emits from the vehicle when idle or shifting gear, suggesting it is an aging and poorly-maintained truck. The Utility Truck can come with different company signatures and names on the door panels. Sometimes, the van may spawn with a wheel-barrow in the back, though it isn't interactive in any way.
Its main inspiration seems to be the Ford F-250 - F-450 "Super Duty" chassis, using the appropriate utility-box accessories seen on commercial variants. In Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, the Utility Truck is based on a first generation Contender, and has a large rear pickup section, often filled up with wheelbarrows, tools and boxes. Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online It can only be obtained through the use of modifications or trainers. The Utility Van can tow a Utility Trailer, but the Utility Trailer is not found anywhere in San Andreas. It appears in three different shades of greyish white, with one scheme including a red stripe. The Utility Van is one of three vehicles in the game bearing a Sanitary Andreas logo, the other two being the Sweeper and Trashmaster. The Utility Van resembles a GMC GMT400 work truck from the 1990s.
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