| Class | Sedans & station wagons |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 90 mph / 145 km/h |
| Gears | 5 |
| Drive | Rear-wheel drive |
| Weight | 1550 kg / 3417 lb |
| Engine | Inline-4 |
A soft, comfortable compact with more punch than most sedans. The Chavos is quick for its size and easy to slide, which suits you if you like drifting. It is not the toughest car in a wreck.
How to spot the Chavos
A compact four-door sedan. Some have a black-tinted roof, like the DF8-90. Every one wears the same wheel design as the Pinnacle. A VO5 badge sits on the trunk, and all of them come with an alarm.
How it drives
Power is above average for a sedan, so acceleration and top speed are good. The suspension is soft, which gives a smooth ride and body roll in corners. It understeers, but with some effort you can turn that into drifts. It is hard to flip. The cabin holds up in a crash, though the roof can dent.
Where to find the Chavos
- Most common around Hove Beach in Broker
- Often in Middle Park, Algonquin
- Seen across Bohan
- Rare in Alderney
- Often right after you wake up at the Hove Beach safehouse
Chavos pictures
Other sedans & station wagons
Admiral, Cognoscenti, DF8-90, Dilettante, Emperor, Emperor (rusted), Esperanto, Feroci, Feroci (FlyUS), Hakumai, Ingot, Intruder, Lokus, Marbelle, Merit, Oracle, Pinnacle, PMP 600, Premier, Presidente, Primo, Roman’s Taxi, Romero, Schafter, Solair, Stratum, Stretch, Sultan, Vincent, Washington, Willard