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 Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | Bonus picture with top down: imgur.com/1i7cncb | |
 Ford Hot Rod Mafia (2002) | This vehicle might be a 1934 Mercedes-Benz 500 K rather than a 1932 ford, it seems to be a hot rod version of this vehicle from the game: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=11526 The grille shape is similar and the taillights are the same although the body seems to be shorter. | |
 Ford Model A Mafia (2002) | Bruisemobile wrote Why does this have to include the Confederate flag on the side? It isn't quite a confederate flag as it has a skull in it, however it is most likely there because this vehicle seems to be a parody of redneck pickup trucks which often have confederate flags somewhere on them. | |
 Ford V-8 Mafia (2002) | I think this should be listed as a 1932 Ford V-8, as the car is just a hot rod version of this vehicle from the game: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=12733 which is a 1932 Ford V-8, rather than a Model A. | |
Ford Model A Mafia (2002) | Why does this have to include the Confederate flag on the side? | |
 Buick Special Mafia (2002) | Class: convertible | |
 Cadillac V-16 Model 335B Phaeton Mafia (2002) | Yesterday i watched the movie The great Gatsby and when i was watching it i though that this was the car that Daisy and Gatsby were in when they run over Mertle, but then i heard someone saying that it was a custom made Dusenberg there i knew that this car was not based on the car used in the movie. Or is it? :EDIT: i am also completing this game by the date of this comment being post and edited, pretty fitting i guess. -- Last edit: 2017-12-29 17:34:33 | |
 Ford Thunderbird Mafia (2002) | This is only car from future in Mafia I | |
 Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | Digging in another old one. I just want to point out the file name 'blackha' Pretty much says everything.. | |
Ford Thunderbird Mafia (2002) | This is the best car in game | |
 Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | JFK wrote All Tin Lizzies in Mafia are proably 1919 models, because when you start it, you dont need starting-crank (thanks Google translator), electric starter equipped Tin Lizzies were produced in 1919, according to Czech wiki. I though so too, but they never came as standard (would have been too expensive for a car anyone was supposed to afford) and I've seen them on 1926-1927 models as well. | |
 Jenatzy La Jamais Contente Mafia (2002) | takumi wrote Cet voiture est reprise d'une célébre caisse de record de vitesse: "La jamais contente" images.google.fr/images?hl=fr&q=la%20jamais%20contente&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi I agree | |
 Mercedes-Benz 500 K Mafia (2002) | It is used by Salieri sometimes. Also it appears in Extreme Freeride in unique brown body/black fenders/white roof combination. It triggers the mission when you have to follow the plane I suppose. Also appears in nightmare mission for anybody with modern PC, when you got to go that fast that bombs falling from the car does not damage car itself. It is good to turn on everything that consume lot of RAM/CPU (or something like that, I am quite dumb in these things) - then is game running slow and laggy and you can do this mission, otherwise bombs explode under rear bumper and you can go about 200 meters, where you die, because of 90 degree curve. | |
 Ford Model AA Mafia (2002) | This truck was prominently used, when SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER you drove with some cigars and diamonds on board at 18th mission. SPOILER END SPOILER END Noticeable for lettering Atlantic Export on side. -- Last edit: 2015-09-10 15:54:35 | |
Cadillac V-16 Model 335B Phaeton Mafia (2002) | Most rubbish car in Lassiter V16 series - it can go circa 130km/h (80 mph). Unlockable in first Lucas Bertone´s missions, and it is quite desirable car back then. Later, it is underwhelming car (but with badass look, and badasses dont need to go fast. It is huge yellow convertible Cadillac with 16 cylinder engine and yellow seats after all.) that have problems to catch up in chases and lose police in cop chases. That doesnt mean I dont like this car. I was quite suprised when I realised that this car in later parts of the game is this car not much faster than ordinary Bolt V8. Nash Bridges would drive something like this, if he would be in 1930s. | |
 Ford Model A Mafia (2002) | Does anybody know where to find it, apart from selecting it in free ride as first car? | |
 Cadillac V-16 Model 70 Charon Mafia (2002) | Obtainable and saveable at the end of mission in the church (I have czech version, so IDK how it is called in english), when you shoot lot of mobsters in the church and then evade police. If you stick around church and sucessfully hide from police, you can keep it (I doubt that it would outrun police cars). It have somewhat more detailed front end. | |
 Cadillac V-16 Hartmann Special Mafia (2002) | I always loved how the guys standing next to the car are talking about it: It must be very expensive, I wonder how fast does it go, It must be great for picking up girls etc. From side it kinda looks like Greased Lightning, with that lightning on side. I think that this car is so unique, that it deserve to be listed as IMCDB one: 1937 Cadillac V-16 Hartmann Special Roadster | |
 Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | It is best car to find out how the first cars were rubbish in comparsion to later models. This used to be very fast car that could outrun 95% cars on road at the beginning of the game. In the end, it was car that was one of the slowest things on road (or maybe slowest), excluding trams and trucks. Also it looked very old in comparsion to other cars. | |
 Ford Model B Mafia (2002) | Proably fastest controlable car in game. Crazy Horse is car that travels by sliding on its roof and sides than actually driving on its wheels. If you travel fast with this car, you can easily rip off Bolt Ace wheels. Also it is great fun to drive to telephone booth at high speed and then try to find all the pieces of it. | |
 Cord 812 Mafia (2002) | It has reinforced pillars. If you roll over, you dont die. | |
 Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow Mafia (2002) | This car have great gear ratios for luxury car. If you use speed limiter and hammer it, gearbox change gear to second in the moment when you go at max legal speed - it runs incredibly quiet. | |
Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | Mieguy wrote Or developers were just lazy to put it in. :P But think about the character who has to crank it up first  That would be funny the first time, but all other times utterly boring for the Player. That is proably better option Well, if someone is driving this, outside of that mission SPOILER where you must destroy cars in Morrelis backyard SPOILER END, it is a ironic driving, because I saw this thing once, when I stopped in front of it at steep incline outside the town, that this car couldnt go anywhere then, just spinning its wheels. So this is not car that you drive when you need to hurry. Or at least go anywhere in reasonable amount of time, when you still using clock, not a calendar to measure time  | |
Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | Or developers were just lazy to put it in. :P But think about the character who has to crank it up first That would be funny the first time, but all other times utterly boring for the Player.Btw, i think thats the reason why Americans call it "crank it up" when they press down the accelerator while in neutral just to make noises .gif ":)") . | |
Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | All Tin Lizzies in Mafia are proably 1919 models, because when you start it, you dont need starting-crank (thanks Google translator), electric starter equipped Tin Lizzies were produced in 1919, according to Czech wiki. | |
 Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | ah now I see, the developers are Czech so it can be possible -- Last edit: 2015-06-04 18:06:07 | |
Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | Gamer wrote Bolek and Lolek was also broadcast in Austria and Germany, my dad told me he loved that show as a kid. Yes, I loved it too | |
Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | Bolek and Lolek was also broadcast in Austria and Germany, my dad told me he loved that show as a kid. | |
Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | I dont have any real proof for that, but it is quite possible. I mean, it is really legendary series, such as yours Bolek i Lolek, which appeared on czech TV channels sometimes. | |
Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | JFK wrote For non Czech or Slovakian people to explain from where they managed to name Duesenbergs as Trautenbegrs: There is 1970s TV series of iconic fairy tales for kids, called Krkonošské pohádky (Tales from Krkonoše Mountains), where is the main villain called Trautenberk. Any proof for that? I wonder if they would really use such thing as reference | |
 Hudson Terraplane Mafia (2002) | Luciferon, not LuciTeron | |
Duesenberg Model J Mafia (2002) | For non Czech or Slovakian people to explain from where they managed to name Duesenbergs as Trautenbegrs: There is 1970s TV series of iconic fairy tales for kids, called Krkonošské pohádky (Tales from Krkonoše Mountains), where is the main villain called Trautenberk. | |
Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | 1929 Stutz Blackhawk! | |
 Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | 1929 Stutz Blackhawk! | |
Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | 1929 Stutz Blackhawk! | |
 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza Mafia (2002) | It looks like a road legalized racecar! | |
 Ford Model A Mafia (2002) | It IS available for PC - it is hidden ingame files, you can change namefile of this car (bigfoot.4ds) to normal car and you CAN drive it! If you want I can bring you PC photos -- Last edit: 2014-10-25 14:52:18 | |
 Ford Model T Mafia (2002) | i need this car patch  | |
Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow Mafia (2002) | Somehow the man next to the car looks like Karl Malden. | |
Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow Mafia (2002) |  | |
Ford Thunderbird Mafia (2002) | Oh, I forget that this car should spawned below (can be mission and all modes - agreed for freeride extreme) (Note that this is in french): barmafia.free.fr/astuce_boltthrower.php -- Last edit: 2013-02-22 20:05:39 | |
Cadillac V-16 Model 335B Phaeton Mafia (2002) | Convertible Cadillac Version. With 4 doors. -- Last edit: 2013-02-22 14:56:11 | |
 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Mafia (2002) | Today, I got this car! Here is my solution: - Play the race car exhange mission in Free Ride Extreme. (You'll find the guy in an alleyway right of the road that goes up to Oak Hill from Hoboken) - When you've finished the mission, drive the Caesar racing car to the backyard of Salieri's bar and park it there. - Now go to your house and save. Now you will be able to select the car from the Free Ride car list. .gif ";)") | |
 Duesenberg Type 91 Mafia (2002) | The name is actually Type 91. MODEL: Type 91 | |
 Ford Model B Mafia (2002) | 1933 Ford Model B www.classiccar.com/images/carpict/00022588/Ford-Model-B-1933-22588norm.jpg | |
Studebaker Dictator Mafia (2002) | WTF? It's Obviosly a 1929 Stutz Blackhawk! www.ucapusa.com/images/lost_marques/Stutz/Stutz_L4.jpg | |
Ford Thunderbird Mafia (2002) | jp147 wrote why is this car and the hillbilly front wheel drive? It made a mistake by the developer. | |
Cord 812 Mafia (2002) | Unlockable for final mission. | |
Ford V-8 Mafia (2002) | That is definitely true. Quite an interesting predicament. Although, I know there's at least one person here that can help us out, if they're willing. | |
Ford V-8 Mafia (2002) | carcrasher88 wrote '32 Ford would likely mean Model B, right? I guess, but since in game it's reffered as "Bolt V8", maybe it could be classed as Ford V8, but some sites simply refers it as "1932 Ford", so I don't really know... |
