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Remember...

..the first time you sat behind the controls of a Maverick? What about that rush of glee when you tore through the streets of Vice on your PCJ-600? How about evading the long arm of the law in the Skimmer? San Andreas continues the GTA trend of groundbreaking methods of transportation, while holding on to the classics that we've come to love.

The speed, durability and rarity (chances of the vehicle showing up) varies quite a bit in San Andreas. Some vehicles only appear in certain parts of San Andreas (such as the Ranger, which is limited to the boondocks of the state), while others are common throughout San Andreas.

Figuring out what vehicles appear where is easy as pie thanks to the SAM system. Simply click on Locate on SAM! to be directed to the San Andreas Map page, with the proper filters applied - this lets you find anything in a snap.

Two HPV1000's.

Little red riding hood.

Something for everyone.

Alex's Hotdogs, Mmm.

Physics & Nitrous

Improved vehicle physics.

Transportation of every type has always been at the core of the Grand Theft Auto series, with every vehicle based on a complex physics model, tuned to maximize fun and minimize player aggravation. The residents of the Grand Theft Auto universe have always had many choices of how to travel around, from boats to planes to helicopters to motorbikes, with the player free to "borrow" any of these at any time.

San Andreas not only expands on the types of vehicles available with additions such as BMX bikes, monster trucks and even Go-Karts, but every type of vehicle has been rebuilt, refined and greatly improved. Each vehicle handles uniquely - each of the cars available in the game has a different physics model that defines how they accelerate, brake, turn, and interact with the world around them. While some cars are built for long trips on the state's freeways, some really shine on the steep hills of San Fierro, and others only hold their own in the grassy fields between Los Santos and Las Venturas.

Motorbikes make a return.

You can equip certain cars with Nitrous Oxide, giving CJ's ride a little more speed in sticky situations. In order to add nitrous you need to pull into a local Mod Garage where you will be given a choice of how much nitrous you want. Cost of nitrous is dependent upon the size of the bottle/number of charges. Once CJ purchases the desired amount a canister appears in the back seat of his ride or in the trunk and the canister gets bigger with the number of charges purchased. Equipped with N₂O it's time to hit the streets for some real high-speed action.

Engage the nitrous, and watch as the world blurs past you as your speed increases dramatically and CJ's tailpipe(s) glow with a fiery blue exhaust, complete with particle effects sparking off the back. On average nitrous lasts about 10-15 seconds, and during that time CJ's momentum can carry him through destructible objects that he normally wouldn't be able to crash through if he was going at a normal speed. Once CJ's nitrous has expired it generally takes about 60 seconds for the next charge to rest and be ready to burn.

Vehicles List

The following list of vehicles are divided up into categories for easier navigation. Mouse over each title for a description of it's contents. Images will be added for all the vehicles in due time.

• 2-Wheeled
• Automotives
• Transport
• Airborne
• Boats
• Emergency Vehicles
• Off Road & Other