Optional blanked out rear side windows which comes with or without a custom billet grille that covers the headlamps.

An optional continental tire and ladder and.

Two roof designs: One with a pair of luggage bars (tied with the plastic/metal side scuffs with 'DECLASSE' badges), and another featuring an elevated aero roof with 'Super Streamline' badges (tied with the plastic/metal side scuffs without 'DECLASSE' badges).

Four side scuff designs: A fully plastic variant with steps on the front only, a plastic variant with metal trims with or without 'DECLASSE' badges, and a hanging metallic variant.

The Moonbeam can be found in several different configurations, of which several are tied with variants of side scuffs.

In GTA IV, the Moonbeam (now with a Declasse manufacturer badge) is still based on a 1985-1994 Chevrolet Astro/1985-1994 GMC Safari but the front end has been greatly altered, incorporating more realistic detailing and design cues, as well as supporting one-tone or two-tone body colors. The Moonbeam only holds a maximum of four occupants. Performance is poor, due to the underpowered engines, front wheel drive layouts (Moonbeams in GTA San Andreas, GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories are rear wheel drive), heavy bodies, soft suspension, and high center of gravity (leading to a tendency to flip on rough terrains) as a result, the Moonbeam is generally unsuitable for high-speed driving and has little practical use aside its fundamental function as a mode of transport. Moonbeams between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories all possess similar handling properties.

GTA Vice City Stories ( Rear quarter view).

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