Injection

The BF Injection is a two-door, two-seat off-road buggy with a coupe-like body. Earlier versions of the BF Injection are based on an open-wheeled dune buggy, while the Grand Theft Auto V model has a shorter altered shape adapted for dirt driving. A push bar protects its front, with round lamps set behind it. Its exposed rear engine sits in a chrome tube frame, and the weathered cabin has damaged upholstery, a worn dashboard and few working gauges.

A rear-mounted, air-cooled Flat-4 with two carburetors drives the rear wheels. The Injection accelerates decently and has an average top speed on roads, where it remains fairly stable in turns. It is stronger away from asphalt, with more noticeable speed and acceleration over off-road terrain. Its covered roof can help it recover after rolling over, but the body deforms easily in hard impacts and damaged wheels can become stuck. Its available modifications are limited to Bulletproof Tires and Tire Smokes.

In Grand Theft Auto V, Southern San Andreas Super Autos sells the Injection for $16,000. It appears around Sandy Shores and Blaine County, at McKenzie Field Hangar, Sonar Collections Dock after purchase, Tataviam Mountains, and near Procopio Truck Stop. It can also be taken during or after the Eco Friendly off-road race. In Grand Theft Auto Online, it appears around Sandy Shores, Blaine County and U.S. Route 68, and can be won as a Lucky Wheel Mystery Prize. Enhanced versions remove it from the store, though a Motorcycle Club Road Captain can request one for club free mode. An Injection appears at the end of Derailed, and Farmhouse Survival attackers use them.