Ray's Autos is a garage in Driver: Parallel Lines.
Description[]
Owned by Ray, the garage is first introduced to T.K in the 1978 Era in the first mission. In the second mission, the player is told to repossess a car and take it to the garage.
The garage is a large triangle roof garage, it has a wide entrance, and a small lifted section to the left where the player can access cars when entering the garage on foot. There is a computer screen for security cameras, as well as a notice board within the small office section on the left. Graffiti and pictures surround the walls, on both the interior and exterior. The main sign reads Ray's Autos, and is placed above the entrance.
Each garage has its own race track. The Historic Downtown site has an off-road course, the Jersey Circuit, the LaGuardia site has an endurance racing track, the LaGuardia Circuit, and Hunts Point has a rally course, the Hunts Point Circuit.
Locations[]
- Historic Downtown, New Jersey
- Hunts Point, Bronx
- La Guardia, Queens
Gallery[]
1978 era
2006 era
Map
Trivia[]
- During the events of Driver 76, the Ray's Autos garage didn't exist, and its branches existed under different names and management:
- New Jersey branch - Arnie's Autos.
- LaGuardia branch - Mott's Auto Shop.
- Hunts Point branch - Eddie's Auto Shop.
- Unlike the PC version, the Wii, Xbox and PlayStation 2 versions allow the player to rotate the camera around the selected vehicle in any Ray's Autos branch.
- In the Xbox and PlayStation 2 versions, the weapon ammo restock icons are different to both the regular HUD weapon icons and also the in-game model of the weapon itself. This is fixed in the PC version, where all icons match the in-game and HUD models.
- Express Yourself, by Charles Wright, plays inside Ray's Autos in the 1978 era in the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions, while in the PC and Wii versions, Lowrider by WAR plays instead.
- I Changed My Mind (MC's Rattle Snake Remix), by Lyrics Born, plays inside Ray's Autos in the 2006 era in the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions, while in the PC and Wii versions, Muscle Car (Sander Kleinenberg's Pace Car Mix) by Mylo plays instead.
- Ray's Autos can still be accessed after Ray is killed by Corrigan following the missions Slink, Candy and Bishop.
- In the Xbox and PlayStation 2 versions, ads for the Atari 2600 can be seen in the garage during the 1978 era (when it was known as the Atari Video Computer System or Atari VCS), a reference to the game's original publisher, Atari.
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