Speed boost
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Speed Class Cars are the smallest and quickest cars in the game. They have the highest speed and moderate maneuverability, but (usually) very low resistance to damage. They are best for races, but are less than ideal in road rage and marked man events because critical damage is easy to come by because of their strength. This boost type has a bright yellow flame, and has the shortest boost bar in Burnout Paradise.
(Aside from Aggression boost, which has the shortest boost bar after being taken down multiple times without taking down another driver)
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[edit] Boost
Speed Class Cars have a unique type of boost; it is only usable when the boost bar is completely filled (similar to the original Burnout and Burnout 2: Point of Impact). It is only about half the length of the boost bars of the other two types of cars. If the boost is used completely, it will perform a burnout, and will have a portion of the boost bar refilled. If enough stunts were performed to fill it while boosting, the car will continue to boost when the burnout is achieved. This can be repeated in something called a burnout chain. The chain will continue until the boost button is released, the player fails to refill the boost bar to maximum before performing a burnout, or the car crashes.
[edit] Manufacturers
| Manufacturer | Vehicles |
|---|---|
| 10 | |
| 3 | |
| 3 | |
| 10 | |
| 4 | |
| 3 | |
| 6 | |
| 3 |
[edit] List of Speed Cars (Junkyard Order)
- * denotes code is needed to unlock car.
- ^ denotes new vehicle to be released in updates.
- % denotes vehicle must be purchased.
[edit] Paradise Cars
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 005 | Nakamura | SI-7 |
| 006 | Nakamura | Racing SI-7 |
| 014 | Kitano | Hydros Custom |
| 015 | Kitano | Hydros Techno |
| 021 | Rossolini | LM Classic |
| 022 | Rossolini | LM Track Package |
| 025 | Carson | Fastback |
| 026 | Carson | Fastback Special |
| 031 | Krieger | 616 Sport |
| 032 | Krieger | 616 Arachno Sport |
| 035 | Montgomery | GT 2400 |
| 036 | Montgomery | Sabotage GT 2400 |
| 041 | Rossolini | Tempesta |
| 042 | Rossolini | Tempesta GT |
| 047 | Jansen | X12 |
| 048 | Jansen | XS12 |
| 055 | Carson | 500 GT |
| 056 | Carson | Racing 500 GT |
| 062 | Carson | Carbon GT Concept |
| 066 | Watson | 25 V16 Revenge |
| 067 | Watson | Revenge Racer |
| 070 | Montgomery | Carbon Hawker |
| 071 | Krieger | Uberschall 8 |
| 072 | Krieger | Uberschall Clear-View |
| 077 | Krieger | Racing WTR |
| 078 | Krieger | PCPD Special |
| 079 | Krieger | Walmart WTR * |
[edit] Toy Vehicles
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| T03 | Krieger | Toy WTR % |
| T12 | Carson | Toy GT Nighthawk % |
[edit] Legendary Cars
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| L04 | Carson | GT Nighthawk % |
[edit] Boost Special Cars
Under Speed Boost
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| S02 | Montgomery | Hawker Mech % |
[edit] Cop Cars
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| C02 | Krieger | PCPD Special |
| C05 | Nakamura | PCPD SI-7 % |
| C09 | Kitano | PCPD Hydros Custom % |
| C12 | Rossolini | PCPD LM Classic % |
| C14 | Carson | PCPD Fastback % |
| C17 | Krieger | PCPD 616 Sport % |
| C19 | Montgomery | PCPD GT 2400 % |
| C22 | Rossolini | PCPD Tempesta % |
| C25 | Jansen | PCPD X12 % |
| C28 | Carson | PCPD 500 GT % |
| C31 | Watson | PCPD 25 V16 Revenge % |
| C33 | Krieger | PCPD Uberschall 8 % |
[edit] Big Surf Island Cars
| Order | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| I05 | Carson | Annihilator Street Rod % |
| I08 | Carson | Toy GT Nighthawk % |
[edit] Notes
- Barrel Rolls instantly fill up the boost bar, even when you are boosting.
[edit] See Also
| BOOST TYPES |
|---|
| Stunt • Aggression • Speed |
| Boostless • Locked • Switchable |
| Dominator |
