Ambulance

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Ambulance

SR
SR 2
SR 3rd
SR IV
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Style

Ambulance

Manufacturer

Millah

Games

Saints Row
Saints Row 2
Saints Row: The Third
Saints Row IV
Saints Row: Gat out of Hell

Specifications

Hostage class

Truck

Capacity

2

Doors

2

Convertible

N/A

Steer Speed

40

Steer Angle

35

Randomly Parked

No

Game-specific details

SR 1
SR 2
SR 3
SR 4

Class

Van

Large Vehicle

No

Speed

80

Nitro Speed

90

Mass

1,752

Torque

480

Hit Points

6,000

Road Grip

0.04

Class

Semi Cab

Large Vehicle

Yes

Speed

80

Nitro Speed

90

Mass

4,000

Torque

700

Hit Points

7,000

Road Grip

0.04

Unlockable

Ambulance EMT

Class

Semi Cab

Large Vehicle

Yes

Speed

70

Nitro Speed

80

Mass

4,500

Torque

600

Hit Points

12,000

Road Grip

0.02

Class

Semi Cab

Large Vehicle

Yes

Speed

70

Nitro Speed

80

Mass

4,500

Torque

600

Hit Points

12,000

Road Grip

0.02

Obtaining

Other

Parked outside Hospitals

The Ambulance is a vehicle in Saints Row, Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third^[1], and Saints Row IV^[2]. In Saints Row: Gat out of Hell^[3] it is renamed Rambulance.

	For the Diversion in Saints Row 2, see Ambulance EMT

Overview[]

This large 2 seater vehicle which sometimes drives around at random, but it mostly appears after someone in the vicinity has been killed. Calling 911 summons an ambulance, and a paramedic can be used to restore Health.

In Saints Row, the Ambulance is wanted by the Docks & Warehouses District Chop Shop.

In Saints Row 2, it is wanted by the Suburbs District Chop Shop, and is featured in level 6 of Tow Truck. Legal Lee drives this vehicle when called as a Homie.

When entering an Ambulance in Saints Row 2, there is a prompt to start the Ambulance EMT Diversion. After all levels are completed, a special Saints-logo Ambulance is unlocked in the Garage, along with Shock Paddles in the Weapons Cache.

In Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, there is a Rambulance Diversion which is started by entering the Rambulance.^[3]

Modifications[]

Saints Row

The Ambulance cannot be customized at Rim Jobs.

Saints Row 2

The Ambulance has few Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Hydraulics available or any options in Body Mods or Details. The available Wheel Sizes are 12-16 and the available Wheel Widths are 2–4.

Paints

Body Color (2 sections)
Trim Color (2 sections)
Rim Color (2 sections)
Window Tint
Misc Color

Saints Row: The Third

The Ambulance has few Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 24-28 and the available Wheel Widths are 2–4.

Mods

2 Hoods

Paints

Body Color (2 sections)
Rim Color
Trim Color
Window Tint

Saints Row IV

The Ambulance has a total of 2 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 24-28 and the available Wheel Widths are 2-4

Mods

2 Hoods

Paints

Body Color (2 sections)
Rim Color
Trim Color
Window Tint

Variants[]

Saints Row

standard

Saints Row 2

Beater (20%)
Standard (80%)
Reward (0%) (Non-customisable)

Saints Row: The Third

Average

Saints Row IV

Average

Trivia[]

The Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row is #262852623 (#Ambulance).
The Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row 2 is #1040.
The Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row: The Third is "giveambulance".
There is no Cheat for this vehicle in Saints Row IV.
The license plate of the Saints Ambulance is "SAINTS".
In Saints Row 2, the Ambulance's siren is a lower-pitched version of the siren used on the Five-O.
The vehicle in Saints Row and Saints Row 2 resembles the 2002 Ford E-450 chassis.^[4], while the Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV renditions resemble the 2008-2014 model.