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| Class |
Domestic |
|---|---|
| Hostage class |
Sedan |
| Capacity |
4 |
| Doors |
? |
| Convertible |
? |
| Speed |
75 |
| Nitrous Speed |
85 |
| Mass |
2400 |
| Torque |
400 |
| Hit Points |
5500 |
| Road Grip |
0.035 |
| Steering Speed |
45 |
| Steering Angle |
35 |
| Games | |
| Obtaining | |
| Gangs | |
| Unlockable | |
| Areas | |
| Randomly Parked |
Yes |
The Danville is a vehicle in Saints Row 2.
Overview
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Nicknamed "The Poor Man's Compton", the Danville is a classic cruiser which seats 4 people. It is used by the Sons of Samedi and is used at a 2-unit Sons of Samedi Notoriety. It is unlocked in the garage after completing Sons of Samedi story arc.
It is wanted by the Chop Shop in the Docks & Warehouses District.
PerformanceEdit
The Danville has poor performance, with weak acceleration and top speed, and sluggish handling.
LocationsEdit
Samedi variants roam Samedi turf, such as Shivington, Sunnyvale Gardens, the Stilwater University areas, but it is also a common car around the Barrio, Truck Yard, Factories and Docks & Warehouses Districts.
ModificationsEdit
The Danville has the most Vehicle Customization options of any vehicle, with a total of 59 options in Body Mods and Details. The Swindle has Fender Skirts and Gas Tanks available instead of Spoilers, but only has 42 options in total.
The Danville can have Hydraulics, but does not have Industrial Rims available. The available Wheel Sizes are 9-13 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-3.
- Mods
- 6 Hoods
- 4 Spoilers
- 5 Exhaust Tips
- 14 Grills
- 2 Mirrors
- 2 Rear Mods
- 3 Roofs
- 3 Trims
- 6 Lights
- 4 Front Bumpers
- 5 Rear Bumpers
- 3 Side Skirts
- 2 Antennas
- Paints
- Body Color (4 sections)
- Trim Color (4 sections)
- Rim Color (2 sections)
- Grill Color
- Window Tint
- Interior Color
VariantsEdit
- Beater (30%)
- Standard (60%)
- Bling (10%)
- Gang_SoS (0%)
- Chop_Shop (0%)
- SS_08_02 (0%)
TriviaEdit
- There is no Cheat for this vehicle.
- It resembles the 1971-73 Buick Riviera.
- Three cars used by the Sons of Samedi - the Churchill, Wellington, and Danville - are all also towns in the state of Ohio.
GalleryEdit
ReferencesEdit
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