Ghost Cars are one of the most popular myths in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It is also one of the first of the myths that have been proven to be real. In the game, there is a variant of the Glendale car, called glenshit in the game's internal files. This vehicle differs from the normal Glendale because all of its body panels, bumpers, and doors are dented. Its damages cannot be repaired by
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. In GTA San Andreas, the Impound Garage allows the player to retrieve a vehicle which was lost during a mission or cutscene. Impound Garages are underground parking garages located at the bottom floors of police stations. The first few floors of the garages contain police cars which spawn in the parking spaces. The Caddy is a golf cart in both the 3D Universe and the HD Universe. It is manufactured by Nagasaki in the HD Universe. The Caddy in the 3D Universe is seemingly based on early models of the Club Car Golf Cart DS, but with slightly altered front and rear ends. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the Caddy sports a relatively compact body with rectangular The Roadtrain is a semi-trailer truck in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The Roadtrain is designed as a large rugged semi-truck, being the largest, heaviest and most powerful among the game's three semi trucks (the other two being the Tanker and Linerunner), and comes complete with a large frontal bullbar, a bug catcher over the radiator grille, and twin stoke pipe air intakes. The truck isThe Boxcar is a freight railcar featured as a static object in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV as well as a moving object in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. A moving version of the car pulled by the Freight was also meant to appear in GTA SA, but was ultimately cut and remains unused in the game files. In GTA V and GTA Online, the Boxcar is hauled by the
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