Hunter Citizen
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| Game | Burnout Paradise | ||
| Boost Type | Aggression | ||
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| Top Cruising Speed | 178 estimated MPH | ||
| Top Boosting Speed | 200 estimated MPH | ||
The Hunter Citizen is one of two original Paradise City police vehicles. This unit is number 731; the same number that was on the police car in Burnout 2: Point of Impact. It is also equipped with a push guard at its front, and has blue and red lights on the roof, which can be activated by pressing L3 (clicking the left joystick - requires Cagney update. You can also click it again and hold it for a second to activate a different siren). The Citizen can appear in 3 different color schemes: the basic police black and white (as shown in the picture), fully white, and finally fully blue with yellow letters and decals. The Hunter Citizen is a high powered muscle car with massive speed, boost, and strength. Its only disadvantages are its handling and acceleration. One can compare the turning speed of the Citizen to that of a battleship. Its best use is as a Road Rage vehicle due to its high strength and speed, and Road Rage is also where its turning radius is less of a problem. Also worth noting is its lack of the dreaded Pit and T-Bone weakness. This car is also good in Marked Man events as long as the route taken does not have too many turns.
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[edit] Description
Paradise City's idea of law enforcement. It's more like a battle cruiser than a police cruiser. It takes an age to turn, but you'd need a torpedo to stop it!
[edit] How to Unlock
Win 99 events, then shut it down.
[edit] Resemblance
The Hunter Citizen most resembles a new Dodge Charger Police Package. The default black and white color scheme also bears some resemblance to the Earth form of the Decepticon Barricade in the 2007 movie adaptation of Transformers, which might not be a coincidence considering the Hunter Citizen is unlocked right after the Carson GT Concept.
[edit] Notes
- If the Cagney patch is installed, there is a 99.9% chance that, when involved in a crash or a rollover, the Hunter Citizen will stay wrecked. It is now near impossible to get a Driveaway in the Citizen, even if all four wheels are intact.
- In Burnout Paradise's Free February Update, the Citizen's speed stat was lowered from 8 to 6, much like Carson Steel Wheels GT.
- Because of its weight the Citizen can reach speeds of 240MPH & up while going down hill.
- Even with working police sirens, traffics emit no response to any drivable police vehicles at all.
