The Grand Valley is a classic 2-door personal luxury car in Driver: Parallel Lines.
Design[]
The Grand Valley is a 1950's two-door car that will always spawn with its roof down by default (although a roof can be added through modifications). As such, it features a lower suspension compared to other cars, and customized wheels. It is based on the Ford Crestline Skyliner.
Performance[]
The Grand Valley is a great vehicle for a cruise around the city, but not a great choice for police chases. Although its acceleration and crash deformation are acceptable, the car has a rather low speed, even when modified it will still perform rather weakly. The handling is also much more bulky in comparison to other cars in the game, making the Grand Valley a poor choice for racing and police chases.
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Locations[]
- 1978 Era
- Commonly found within Harlem, Bronx, Queens and La Guardia.
- Sometimes appears around Manhattan.
- 2006 Era
- Extremely rare during the 2006 Era. However, it spawns more commonly if the player has stored one in 1978.
- Rarely spawns in poorer districts such as Harlem or Bronx.
- Driver 76
- Unlocked after the mission Best in Show.
Trivia[]
- In the beta of the game, the Grand Valley spawned with a soft-top roof by default and the alloys of the car matched the color of the car. As well as the roof, it featured significant difference in its front chrome bumper.[1]
- For some reason, the Police Dispatch refers to the Grand Valley as a coupe.
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