Dune Buggy

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• ◆Despite its name, every aspect of its construction is actually that of a Sandrail.
• ◆The Dune Buggy may be a nod to one of Rockstar North's/Angel Studios' earlier games, Smuggler's Run. This is further evidenced in its role in Oscar Guzman's arms smuggling missions.
• ◆The canvas top will still make a flapping noise even when in the garage, away from wind.
• ◆Cletus Ewing mentions that his Dune Buggy costs $4,000, which is inconsistent with the vehicle's true cost of $20,000 in GTA Online. This would mean that Cletus owns a second-hand/used example.
• ◆The Dune Buggy has no license plates, which would make it illegal to drive on the road. While it could be argued it is not supposed to be road-legal vehicle, NPCs are routinely seen driving it around Blaine County.
• ◆Before The High Life Update, the Dune Buggy could not be modified at Los Santos Customs. However, it is possible to modify it, except for the rim design.
• ◆The Dune Buggy's engine is heavily inspired by the , sharing the fuel pump, air-cooling drum, spark plug layout, dual-carburettors, air filters, exposed verniers and timing belt.
• ◆The same model is found in the Space Docker, Bifta, BF Injection and Ramp Buggy, which are also BF (Volkswagen) vehicles.
• ◆For some reason, handling files mentions an item for the Dune Buggy. It is unknown what kind of item it is.
• ◆During the Arms trafficking ground missions, any weapon crate picked up will be stored in the vehicle's front chassis, though players cannot see Trevor actually moving the crates.
• ◆This vehicle cannot have a crew emblem, likely due to the lack of doors or the removable body panels.