Vans, Trucks and Trains
Vans, trucks and trains are the working vehicles of Leonida. They move cargo, freight and people along the highways and rail lines of the state. Delivery vans work the towns, and big rigs pull trailers along the coast roads. Freight trains cross the forests of Mount Kalaga National Park on tall steel bridges.
Several makers share the class. Vapid builds the Speedo van and the Towtruck. Declasse builds the Burrito, and Bravado builds the Bison and the Youga Classic. Jobuilt builds the Phantom big rigs, while MTL, Maibatsu and Zirconium add heavy trucks, box trucks and motorhomes.
The Burrito is the familiar cargo van, and it travels the roads of Ambrosia, Watson Bay and Port Gellhorn. The Bison is a tough crew cab pickup, and hunters drive it hard through the swamps of the Grassrivers. The Phantom is the classic long-nose big rig of the highways. The Phantom Custom adds a sleeper cab, so the driver has room to rest on long hauls. The Mule is the common delivery truck for shops and businesses. The Journey II is a house on wheels for long road trips. The Dashound coach carries travellers between towns along the highways. The Towtruck clears broken-down and wrecked cars off the roads. The Freight Train runs on fixed rail lines and hauls freight wagons across the state.
Vehicle Categories
Models
The Freight Train is a diesel locomotive that hauls freight wagons across Leonida. It runs on fixed rail lines through the countryside. The locomotive wears a yellow and dark blue colour scheme. A Freight Train crosses a tall steel truss bridge high above the trees in Mount Kalaga National Park.
The Bravado Bison is a full-size crew cab pickup truck. It is a tough workhorse for hauling gear over rough ground. Hunters in the swamps of Leonida put it to hard use. The Bison follows the fourth generation Dodge Ram Quad Cab. It has a big chrome grille, a tall bonnet and a long load bed. A camouflage Bison ploughs through the flooded wetlands of the Grassrivers. It tows a caged trailer while a hunter stands in the back. Police cars and a helicopter chase it through the water. The Bison appeared in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
The Declasse Burrito is a full-size cargo van. Its boxy body has plenty of room for cargo. The Burrito follows the Chevrolet Express of the late nineties. It has a boxy body with sliding side doors and rear barn doors. Burrito vans travel the roads of Ambrosia, Watson Bay and Port Gellhorn. The Burrito appeared in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. An older Burrito also drove the streets in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
The Dashound is a long-distance coach. It carries travellers between towns along Leonida's highways. The Dashound also appears in Grand Theft Auto V.
The Zirconium Journey II is a full-size motorhome. It is a house on wheels for long road trips. A beige Journey II stands by a waterfront road in Watson Bay. The Journey II first appeared in Grand Theft Auto Online.
The Mule is a box truck built by Maibatsu. It is a common delivery truck for shops and businesses. The Mule appears in Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V.
The MTL Packer is a heavy semi truck. It hauls heavy freight trailers. The Packer appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It also drove in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
The Phantom is a heavy long-nose truck built by Jobuilt. It hauls trailers along the highways of Leonida. The Phantom has the classic long bonnet of an American big rig. Its shape follows the Peterbilt 359. A Phantom pulls a rusty tanker trailer along a coastal highway in the Leonida Keys, with dense scrub on both sides. The Phantom also appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto V.
The JoBuilt Phantom Custom is a customised semi truck with a sleeper cab. It pulls heavy trailers over long distances. Its sleeper cab gives the driver room to rest. The Phantom Custom first appeared in Grand Theft Auto Online.
The Vapid Speedo is a big delivery van. It has a tall, boxy body for cargo. The Speedo appeared in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
The Towtruck is a recovery truck built by Vapid. It hauls broken-down and wrecked cars off Leonida's roads. A Towtruck rolls past a man dancing beside his Ruiner at the side of the road.
The container trailer is a large box trailer towed behind a semi truck. It carries freight between the ports, warehouses and towns of Leonida. A red Navitrak container trailer rolls through downtown Vice City at night. A semi truck tows it past the bright lights of the city centre.
The Youga Classic is a vintage full-size van built by Bravado. The Youga Classic also appears in Grand Theft Auto Online.
Notes
- Semi trucks tow container and tanker trailers through Vice City and along the coast of the Leonida Keys.
- Public transport in Leonida includes buses and a working train system.
All Vans, Trucks and Trains
The table lists every vehicle in the Vans, Trucks and Trains class with its manufacturer and type.
| Name | Image | Manufacturer | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freight Train | 
|
- | Locomotive |
| Bison | 
|
Bravado | Crew Cab Pickup Truck |
| Burrito | - | Declasse | Cargo Van |
| Dashound | - | - | Coach |
| Journey II | - | Zirconium | Motorhome |
| Mule | - | Maibatsu | Box Truck |
| Packer | - | MTL | Semi-Trailer Truck |
| Phantom | 
|
Jobuilt | Tractor-Trailer Truck |
| Phantom Custom | - | JoBuilt | Sleeper Cab Truck |
| Speedo | - | Vapid | Cargo Van |
| Towtruck | - | Vapid | Tow Truck |
| Trailer (Container) | 
|
- | Container Trailer |
| Youga Classic | - | Bravado | Van |