Infernus

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• ◆The Latin word "Infernus" means "being underneath" and is often translated as "hell". The name may also refer to how the engine of the Infernus is located in the middle of the car or "being underneath" the driver. Also, it is a direct reference to the Diablo (Spanish for "devil"), which is the car the Infernus is primarily based upon.
• ◆During the development of GTA III, one of the earliest known names given to the car is the "Dyablo", a nod to both the Lamborghini Diablo, the real-life car it is based on, and the Diablos gang. The Diablos' gang vehicle was to be the Infernus, but was changed for being too flashy.
• ◆The beta Infernus also had no spoiler attached to it according to the Capital Autos website.
• ◆The beta version of GTA Vice City had rectangular lights, different wheels and a bigger spoiler.
• ◆The Infernus seen in the GTA Vice City trailers has a different wheel design then the final car, using the same design as GTA III s sports car wheel design. Whether this is a beta version or not is unknown, but the design was cut.
• ◆The Infernus' spoiler design theoretically would produce lift with the angle it is at.
• ◆The Infernus originally had body-coloured light housings instead of the carbon-fibre ones, and also had an extra set of square-shaped lights (possibly turn signals). This can be seen on I'm Rich.
• ◆If the player takes an Infernus to a Pay 'n' Spray too many times, it will turn a unique, dark green colour. This colour will then be permanent, and no amount of subsequent resprays will change it. Other vehicles that do this are the Buffalo and Stretch E from The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Dukes, the Banshee and the PMP 600.
• ◆The Infernus is the most expensive car in GTA IV with a price tag of $150,000, followed by the Turismo with a price tag of $130,000 and the Super GT with a price tag of $110,000.
• ◆The Infernus does have its own door opening/closing animation for its scissor doors, although it is rarely played.
• ◆The easiest way to see this is to get in and out of the car twice subsequently. The unique animation should play after one gets out of the car the second time (tested on PC).
• ◆Despite its high value and appointments, Niko's girlfriends in GTA IV are generally unimpressed with the car, with some noting that it does not suit Niko's style (even though they tend to approve of the similar Turismo). Something similar happens with the Banshee.
• ◆In The Lost and Damned, the Infernus is depicted as orange in Knowing Me, Knowing You, yet after doing all missions for Bernie Crane (GTA IV), the Infernus will be either orange or yellow.
• ◆After completing all missions for Bernie Crane and receiving the phone call from Bernie about his Infernus, a pink BP mark will appear on the radar, showing where to pick up the car. Before picking it up, the Infernus will become much more common around Liberty City. After picking the car up, however, it will become rare again unless a glitch occurs that makes this effect permanent.
• ◆A quality the Infernus shares with the other rear-engined cars is that it is immune to most forms of gunfire to the front bay of the car, where the trunk is. Though, there is a limit to this; the car has a certain "line", behind which bullets will do damage to the car, which universally is slightly in front of the rear tires, generally right behind the doors. After that line is crossed, the car catches on fire from only a few shots.
• ◆The car is not immune to shots from the Advanced MG and Automatic Shotgun.
• ◆Under the "Chinatown Wars" section of the Rockstar Games Social Club website, members may download a printable paper-craft model of an Infernus. The vehicle's design is more rooted to the GTA IV rendition, and is a more detailed iteration compared to the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition.
• ◆Originally, the Infernus did not have a secondary colour option on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC versions of the game. This was later changed in the Heists update.
• ◆It is possible to remove the stock spoiler by installing a custom one, then rapidly scrolling through all options until it is selected back to "None", with the stock spoiler absent.
• ◆Alternatively, a similar process can be done to restore the stock spoiler, by installing a custom one and then selecting "None" again.