Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top For a good getaway vehicle which is the fastest 4-seater car in Grand Theft Auto 5? As @turbo mentions in the comments below acceleration is also an important consideration. It looks like the faster 4 seater is the Ubermacht Oracle 1 - with a speed of "8.1" and an acceleration of "6.8". Although there are many cars with a speed of "8.0" (but not as good acceleration). After a bit more homework I've also identified these two cars - the Bravado Buffalo (cheap and plentiful) and the Dewbauchee Exemplar having very similar speed and acceleration stats - but better traction: I should add that after months of playing the game my "go to" 4-door is the Lampadati Felon for it's handling. The Felon is rare but stealable so can be used as the primary car from the beginning of the GTA Online campaign.It has the same stats as the Dewbauchee Exemplar, but a faster acceleration at "7.5".
Karin Sultan fully modified. In a straight line with enough space it will go eventually faster than an Adder. Felon it handles pretty well and has a higher acceleration than the oracle and sultan and has a better top speed than the sultan. The Obey tailgater is a nice handling car and can be brought in to online mode by the tutorial The tailgater is a nice car fully modified and can be a nice 4 seat car for you. If prefer the tailgater it has good speed and acleration so you can find it when Simeon wants it or can bring it online I would choose the Exemplar. As of heists in my opinion the Karin Kuruma beats all of them it goes fast, is bulletproof and is an overall beast. Thank you for your interest in this question. Because it has attracted low-quality or spam answers that had to be removed, posting an answer now requires 10 reputation on this site (the association bonus does not count). Would you like to answer one of these unanswered questions instead?
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged grand-theft-auto-5 gta-online or ask your own question."For a wide-eyed junior exec in the late 90s nothing said "I can almost afford to buy European" like the Karin Sultan. These days you're an angry middle aged, pre-diabetic, wannabe rally driver, but the Sultan is still your best friend: with your money and our expertise, this could become the high-octane racer you dreamed of as a teenager and still have no idea how to drive. Eligible for customization at Benny's Original Motor Works." ―Benny's Original Motor Works description. The Sultan is a four-door sports sedan in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. It is manufactured by Karin in the HD Universe. The Sultan was also supposed to appear in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, but it was cut for unknown reasons. The Sultan is based on the 1990's GC Subaru Impreza WRX/1992-1994 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo I with Peugeot 405 headlights.
Now manufactured by Karin (the GTA version of Toyota, Lexus and Honda in particular), the Grand Theft Auto IV Sultan draws upon the Japanese import styling of the previous Sultan. It is partly based on the first-generation Lexus IS (Toyota Altezza). Certain elements such as the rear lamp units are inspired by the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V. Other elements (such as the bonnet and spoiler of the Korean Mob variant) bear resemblance to the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI. Interestingly, ordinary Sultans come with blued exhaust tips, similar to the titanium tips on the Futo GT. In GTA IV, the Sultan has the most variety in spawning colors. The GTA IV Sultan is equipped with a GPS system with a male voice, but only if the player leaves the "selected cars" (default) option in the audio menu. The Sultan's body is resembled as a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VIII. Compared to other GTA games, the Sultan carries the Sultan RS's speed, and spoiler from GTA IV. However, the Sultan can't be purchased appear in the Auto Merchant.
The Sultan can be found at Francis International Airport to be hotwired before driving the car. It can also be found in The Meat Quarter and Meadows Park also. Compared to other sedans, the Sultan is the fastest sedan driven. The Sultan reappears in GTA V, mostly unchanged in terms of appearance. The only difference is that it now features black wheels by default, as well as the reformed engine sound. The popular Sultan RS model from GTA IV can be created by taking it to Benny's Original Motor Works and upgrading it (enhanced version only). GTA San Andreas(Rear quarter view)GTA IV(Rear quarter view) It has a small, yet powerful turbocharged engine, and a four wheel drive drivetrain. Its performance is relatively strong in comparison with all of the sports coupés and super-cars in the game, whilst its grippy four wheel drive system makes it particularly controllable; it is less prone to spinning out than the rear wheel drive cars, making it a good car for Gymkhana or cross-country road trip.
The Sultan is the fastest four-door car in the game. Much like its real-life counterpart, the Sultan makes for an excellent offroad vehicle as well. Its low ground clearance can be an hinderance offroad, but this can be rectified by adding Hydraulics. The only drawback of the Sultan is its poor build quality. The Sultan's front or back can be deformed even in low speed collisions with other vehicles. Players favor the Sultan for drive-by attacks, due to its four seat capacity and its ability to outrun rival gang or police vehicles, as it has supreme handling. It weighs 1400 kg like some 2-door rivals. The Sultan remains fast, grippy, engaging and easy to drive. Like all past Sultan models (and most Subarus) the GTA IV Sultan is AWD (40% front/ 60% rear torque distribution), providing superior traction and handling over other cars of the same class. While many similarly sized sedans offer similar straight line performance, the added stability of the Sultan allows fast cornering and easy power sliding, making it a good choice for races or getaways (and one of the best 4-door cars in the game).
The soft suspension makes it roll over easily when turning. Like the Sultan RS, under-steer is a factor, but the powerful engine and quick handling make it sporty and fun to drive. Although the engine isn't the most durable, considering its speed, body deformation is average. Non-tuned Sultans come with alarms, the most popular forms being the horn and beep versions. The Sultan in similarity to GTA IV carries the same speed and steering, but mostly based of traits from the Sultan RS. Also compared to other sedans, the Sultan can do burnouts more easily. Returning to Grand Theft Auto V, the car remains one of the best 4-door cars in the game. It is a very good all-around car with above-average speed, acceleration, traction and handling and because of its AWD nature, the Sultan can easily surpass most off-road vehicles, especially when upgraded. The car suffers from a small amount of understeer when taking corners at high speed. Its durability is average. Braking, however, is this vehicle's weakness, taking a long time to slow or fully stop the vehicle.
Additionally, the car does not handle particularly well when braking through a corner. The Sultan is an extremely close competitor to the Kuruma, being able to compete very closely with one in a race (though both are rather off the pace in the sports class as a whole). The engine is modeled as a twin-cam inline-6 with twin turbos fitted in most variations. Being classified as a "tuner" car, the Sultan can only be modified at Wheel Arch Angels; and like all cars of its class, the range of body kits, rims and spoilers are the same, the only distinction being its three unique customized body paint schemes. It is interesting to note that while two of three of the customized body paint schemes are of original designs, one consists of a blue and yellow rally-like scheme similar to that of the Subaru World Rally Team's 1993-1996 Subaru Impreza GC. Custom Splitter & Intercooler EMS Upgrade, Level 1 EMS Upgrade, Level 2 EMS Upgrade, Level 3 EMS Upgrade, Level 4