It remains a low-rider, but hydraulics are no longer available. In GTA IV, the Voodoo retains many of its visual cues and the two-door design from previous games, and, according to police radio chatter, bears the Declasse brand. GTA Vice City Stories ( Rear quarter view). While reappearing in GTA Vice City Stories, the car is driven by standard drivers instead.īeing a two-door, the Voodoo is only capable of seating two and can be used in the lowrider competition in GTA San Andreas.
The car has been repeatedly adopted as a gang car, first by the Haitians in GTA Vice City, then the Grove Street Families (and, in some missions, by the Ballas) in GTA San Andreas. In GTA Vice City Stories, the Voodoo emits a turbocharged engine noise, and can be resprayed in different colors the hydraulics are also replaced with a car horn. The fuel cap is behind the rear license plate of the car, and if it is shot, the car will explode. In GTA San Andreas, it is seen in many different colors. In GTA Vice City, the car is only available in red (with the exception of one black version seen in " Two Bit Hit" see #Variants), and has hydraulics instead of a horn. Where the Impala has triple-taillights, however, the Voodoo uses paired taillights, like those seen on the Chevrolet Bel Air and Biscayne but judging from their spacing, they could just be an Impala's - lacking its innermost lights. With its panoramic windshield and distinctive sideways tail fins, the Voodoo from GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories strongly resembles a 1960 Chevrolet Impala.
Official Vice City Bureau of Investigation file description, GTA Vice City. "Extremely popular with Haitian gang-bangers, degenerates, and war-lords.
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