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| Burnout Paradise
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| Boost Type
| Stunt
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| Weight
| 1,605 kg.
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Top Cruising
Speed
| 121 estimated MPH
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Top Boosting
Speed
| 135 estimated MPH
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A screen shortly after Shutting Down the Hunter Vegas
The Vegas is the first vehicle the player will get with a noticeable speed increase. Unfortunately, the low rider style rims with skinny tires do not do well in the way of grip. From starting you may find that the Vegas is prone to fishtailing and spinning out. Also, the Vegas has severe under-steer while cruising or while boosting. It doesn't seem to want to drift at high speeds which limits the uses of this car. It does best in the heavier events, such as Road Rage. The only spectacular detail of this car is probably its paint job. In study at Criterion Games, the acceleration of the Vegas is amongst the best in game.
[edit] Description
Relaxed street cool is the order of the day here. The Hunter Vegas packs a wicked boost, but is just far too laid back for the aggro of tackling corners.
[edit] How to Unlock
Win 5 events, then shut it down.
[edit] Resemblance
The Vegas model resembles a 1987 Buick GNX and Monte Carlo SS.
[edit] Burning Route
- In Burnout Paradise's Free February Update, the Hunter Vegas's speed stat was lowered from 4 to 1.
- When Platinum or Gold Paint is applied to this car, a sideways license plate appears on the right of the headlight.
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