Infernus Classic (2024)

The Pegassi Infernus Classic is a two-door classic sports car appearing in Grand Theft Auto Online and due to appear in Grand Theft Auto VI.

Description[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

The car was added to Grand Theft Auto Online as part of the continuation of the Cunning Stunts: Special Vehicle Circuit update, released on March 28th, 2017, during the Infernus Classic Week event.

Grand Theft Auto VI[]

A small portion of the rear of the car can be seen in front of a parked Landstalker XL, and behind a Granger 3600LX, along an Ocean Drive-inspired road in Vice Beach, during the first trailer (0:31).

Influence[]

The Infernus Classic draws inspiration from the Lamborghini Diablo, evident in its overall body shape, scissor doors, the rims, the interior, engine configuration, and elements reminiscent of the Cizeta-Moroder V16T, particularly in the side vents, rear fascia, and interior elements. The front fascia, along with the pop-up headlights, closely resembles that of the Ferrari Testarossa, while the tail lights and rear mesh are akin to those found on the Ferrari F50. The engine cover might have been inspired by the Lamborghini Countach LP400 S.

The radio unit may allude to the real-world collaboration between Lamborghini and Alpine Electronics, which provided radio units and audio systems for the Diablo. The in-game radio model appears to be influenced by both the Alpine 7618 and Alpine 7903.

Design[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

The Infernus Classic retains the long body and the rear-mid rear configuration from its modern equivalent, but most of its features lean towards the Grand Theft Auto III model, especially the beta version known as the "Dyablo". In the front fascia, a black grille can be seen spanning most of the car's width, and within the grille there is a set of light clusters consisting of the a lamp, indicator and auxiliary lamp. Small intakes are found below the grille directing airflow to the front brakes. The upper area consists of two pop-up headlamps containing twin circular units, and a bonnet that hinges from the front and opens forward, having a manufacturer badge on the front and a vented duct near the windscreen.

On the side profiling, the overall body shape is most noticeable, giving the car its prolific wedge, lengthened design. The car sports a single strake line which splits air into side intakes, with an upper intake leading to the engine bay and the lower intake to the rear brakes. On the cabin area, plastic trim can be seen around the windows, while conventional wing mirrors are found mounted just behind the A-pillar. The area behind the side windows feature more intakes leading to the upper engine bay constructed from the vehicle's metal body, following on from the B pillar of the window. The B pillar is seemingly endless and meets at the very rear of the car along with the side profile's belt line. The Infernus Classic also features scissor doors, though they do not extend further out of the body. In the rear portion, because of the immense engine size and wedge profile of the vehicle, width at this point is most extensive. The B-pillars separate to merge with the rear side body panels, leaving ample room for the engine hood cover - a series of slotted covers, with larger slots at the up-most point of the hood and four groups of covers at the rearmost point. The vehicle sports a large V12 engine with offset intake manifolds. The Pegassi wordmark is also found on the intake covers, similar to how the Diablo's intake covers feature Lamborghini wordmarks. While the engine is aluminium, strips of colour according to the primary colour of the vehicle are found on the intake covers. The side cold intake piping is seen entering the engine intake manifolds from the rear.

The rear end consists of a carbon-fibre panel with plastic fittings on the surrounding, sporting unique rear lamps, of which the inner lamps consist of reverse lights. Below the lamps, twin exist dual exhausts emerge from plastic plating inset into the bodywork. A rear grille is also found underneath the central license plate.

The Infernus Classic's interior is unique, where the driver-side dashboard features a boxy design with blue dials derived from the Banshee, but rearranged in a way that the main dials are found beside the smaller gauge cluster and numerous warning lights below these. Two air con units are found on the dashboard above the central column, while a glove box cover can be seen on the passenger side. The central column features a carbon-fibre panel with two gauges, a radio set, gear stick and numerous buttons across the same panel. The Pegassi wordmark is found on the passenger side glove box cover, horn cap, floor mats, and a case next to the gear stick.

The primary colour of the car is applied on the body and the details on the engine cam covers, while the secondary one is applied on the mirror wings, rear vents behind the windows and interior stitching. A trim colour is also available for the dashboard, doors and seats, as well as a detail surrounding the horn cap. It uses a unique set of rims consisting of six rounded spokes with circular spacing between these, with bolt details on the surrounding and around the centre, together with low-profile tyres.

If purchased through Legendary Motorsport, the Infernus Classic will be fitted with a stock wing that resembles the Lamborghini Diablo SV's stock spoiler; however, if spawned through other means, the wing will not be installed. The spoiler can be seen on the Legendary Motorsport gallery.

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See Also

What kind of name is that for a blog!?inferno - Wiktionary, the free dictionaryA Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latininfernus - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

Performance[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

The car's boxy yet aerodynamic design pays off in terms of performance. While having a statistically lower top speed than its rival, the Turismo Classic, and a much heavier weight, the car is still agile and has acceptable acceleration. The lengthy design causes oversteer at times, but is still able to manoeuvre relatively well.

The Infernus Classic is powered by a large V12 apparent when the engine's rear compartment is opened, coupled to a 6-speed gearbox in a rear-engine, rear wheel drive configuration. It shares its engine sound with the Infernus.

GTA Online Overview[]

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Grand Theft Auto Online[]

Modifications[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

Category		Modification	Price	Image
Armor		No Armor	$1,000
		Armor Upgrade 20%	$7,500
		Armor Upgrade 40%	$12,000
		Armor Upgrade 60%	$20,000
		Armor Upgrade 80%	$35,000
		Armor Upgrade 100%	$50,000
Bodywork		None	$700
		Primary Color Fins	$1,100
		Secondary Color Fins	$1,350
		Carbon Fins	$1,500
		Primary Color Gills	$2,750
		Secondary Color Gills	$3,600
		Carbon Gills	$4,900
Brakes		Stock Brakes	$1,000
		Street Brakes	$20,000
		Sport Brakes	$27,000
		Race Brakes	$35,000
Engine	Engine Tunes	EMS Upgrade, Level 1	$9,000
		EMS Upgrade, Level 2	$12,500
		EMS Upgrade, Level 3	$18,000
		EMS Upgrade, Level 4	$33,500
	Engine Block	Stock Engine Block	$300
		Primary Color Block	$900
		Secondary Color Block	$1,500
		Carbon Engine Block	$1,700
	Engine Covers	Stock Engine Cover	$200
		Remove Engine Cover	$700
		Primary Color Louver	$1,150
		Secondary Color Louver	$1,600
		Carbon Louver	$1,950
Exhausts		Stock Exhaust	$260
		Chrome Tip Exhaust	$750
		Titanium Tuner Exhaust	$1,800
		Titanium Exhaust	$3,000
Explosives		Ignition Bomb	$5,000
		Remote Bomb	$7,500
Horns		Main article: Los Santos Customs/Horns	-
Lights	Headlights	Stock Lights	$600
		Xenon Lights	$7,500
	Neon Kits	Main article: Los Santos Customs/Lights	-
Loss/Theft Prevention		Tracker
		Full Coverage
Plates		Blue on White 1	$200
		Blue on White 2	$200
		Blue on White 3	$200
		Yellow on Blue	$300
		Yellow on Black	$600
Respray		Main article: Vehicle Customization in GTA V/Respray Colors	-
Sell		Sell Vehicle
Skirts		Stock Skirts	$2,500
		Primary Color Skirts	$5,500
		Secondary Color Skirts	$8,000
		Carbon Skirts	$10,500
Splitters		None	$200
		Primary Color Splitter	$750
		Secondary Color Splitter	$1,340
		Carbon Splitter	$1,650
		Primary Color Race Splitter	$3,000
		Secondary Color Race Splitter	$3,200
		Carbon Race Splitter	$3,650
Spoilers		None	$6,000
		Classic Spoiler	$7,050
		Mid Level Spoiler	$10,000
		Muscle Killer	$13,000
		Mid Level GT Wing	$14,000
		Carbon Wing Type II	$16,000
		Extreme Downforce BGW	$16,500
Suspension		Stock Suspension	$200
		Lowered Suspension	$1,000
		Street Suspension	$2,000
		Sport Suspension	$3,400
		Competition Suspension	$4,400
Transmission		Stock Transmission	$1,000
		Street Transmission	$29,500
		Sports Transmission	$32,500
		Race Transmission	$40,000
Turbo		None	$5,000
		Turbo Tuning	$50,000
Wheels		Main article: Los Santos Customs/Wheels	-
Windows		None	$500
		Light Smoke	$1,500
		Dark Smoke	$3,500
		Limo	$5,000

Gallery[]

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Prominent Appearances in Gameplay[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

• Appears in the mission Repo - Under the Hammer, where it needs to be stolen and delivered to a warehouse in Terminal.
• Featured in the Showroom Business Battle, inside Premium Deluxe Motorsport, it is inaccessible.

Locations[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

• Can be purchased from Legendary Motorsport for $915,000.

Events[]

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

• It could be won from the Lucky Wheel in The Diamond Casino & Resort during the Gauntlet Classic Week, Reever Week, and GTA Online Bonuses (June 2022) events.
• Was awarded for the Prize Ride Challenge in the LS Car Meet during the Junk Energy Skydives Week event.

Radio Stations[]

• In Grand Theft Auto V and Online, the default radio stations are grouped by genre. The Infernus Classic uses the "Funk" group which can play:
  • The Lowdown 91.1
  • Space 103.2

See Also[]

• Infernus - Both the modern version and the original 3D Universe classic rendition of the Infernus.
• Turismo Classic - Another classic vehicle that was added in the same update for GTA Online.
• Torero - Another classic Pegassi sports car.
• Counthash - 2D Universe equivalent.

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