CIT Vehicle

In CIT, vehicles are integral to many activities, from racing and criminal missions to simply getting around San Andreas. This guide will provide the basics on how to buy, sell, modify, and manage your vehicles, as well as cover more advanced vehicle features like damage resistance, fuel management, and drive types.

1. How to Buy a Vehicle

To buy a vehicle in CIT, follow these simple steps:

Locate a Vehicle Shop: Look for a blue car icon on your radar. Vehicle shops sell different types of vehicles, and each shop might offer a unique selection.
Use the /gps Command: If you're unsure where to find a vehicle shop, simply type /gps to find the nearest one.
Select Your Vehicle: Once you’re at the vehicle shop, choose the car you wish to purchase and follow the in-game prompts to buy it.

2. How to Sell a Vehicle

Selling a vehicle is easy in CIT. Here’s how:

Press F2: Open the vehicle menu by pressing F2 while in-game.
Choose the Vehicle: Select the car you want to sell from the menu.
Click 'Sell': Confirm the sale by clicking the 'Sell' button in the upper part of the GUI.

Note: Selling a vehicle will result in a 20% loss in its resale value and you'll get 90% of the engine parts back.

3. How to Refuel a Vehicle

You can refuel your vehicle in CIT by visiting fuel stations:

Drive to a Fuel Station: Look for the white circle on your radar at any fuel station.
Refuel: Enter the marker and hold space to refuel your vehicle.
Jerry Can: You can also use a Jerry Can to refuel your vehicle by pressing X and clicking on the vehicle.

Extra Tip: Completing the Basic Fuel Skills in /courses grants your vehicle an additional 20% fuel.

4. How to Repair a Vehicle

1. Repairing Your Vehicle as a Mechanic

If you are a Mechanic, you can repair vehicles without visiting a shop. To repair a vehicle:

Become a Mechanic: You must be employed as a Mechanic to repair vehicles.
Repair the Vehicle: Approach the damaged vehicle and press X then on the vehicle and use the repair option to fix it.

2. Using Pay ‘n Spray

You can visit Pay ‘n Spray locations throughout San Andreas to repair your vehicle. To do this:

Locate a Pay ‘n Spray: Use /gps to find the nearest Pay ‘n Spray on the map.
Enter the Shop: Drive your vehicle into the Pay ‘n Spray shop and your vehicle will be repaired automatically.

3. Using a Repair Kit

If you're not near a Pay ‘n Spray and you're not a Mechanic, you can use a Repair Kit to fix your vehicle. Here’s how:

Obtain a Repair Kit:
- You can buy repair kits from F7 market.
- Alternatively, you can craft a repair kit using F9 crafting.
Use the Repair Kit:
- While near your vehicle, press X then on your vehicle
- Click "Use Repair Kit".

4. Donator VIP Level 1 Repair Option

For Donators with VIP Level 1 and higher, there's an additional feature:

Press X: While near your vehicle, press X then click on your vehicle to bring up the vehicle interaction menu.
Repair Option: You will see an option to repair your vehicle. Simply click it to instantly fix your vehicle.

5. Vehicle Modifications (MOD SHOP)

Modify your vehicle to improve its appearance and performance. To modify a vehicle:

Find a Mod Shop: Look for the red spanner icon on your radar.
Modify Your Vehicle: Inside the mod shop, you can change the vehicle’s color, wheels, upgrades, and more.

1. Boost Your Vehicle's Performance:

Use engine parts in mod shops to enhance your vehicle's performance.
You can also tune your car in the "Tune Vehicle" section of the mod shop.

2. Vehicle Damage Resistance

You can add damage resistance to your vehicle to make it more durable. Here's how:

Visit a Mod Shop: Go to a Modification Shop and press "Tune Vehicle".
Use Engine Parts: Apply 2264 Engine Parts to add damage resistance.
Maximum Resistance: Vehicles can achieve up to 10% damage resistance.

Key Notes:

Vehicles in safe zones take no damage.
Admin Vehicles take no damage.
Your vehicle will not take damage from your own bullets.
Unoccupied Vehicles: Bullet-resistant (except in LV).
Wanted Status: If you’re wanted and shoot a vehicle occupied by law enforcement, the bullet resistance is void.

3. Vehicle Customization: Neon Lights

Add neon lights to your vehicle for a personalized touch.

How to Add Neon Lights:

Go to a mod shop and choose the "Neons Color" option.
Pick the color you want for your vehicle’s neon lights.

Neon Cost: $1500 for each change.

Note: Neon can only be added to cars and bikes.

4. Vehicle Drive Types

Vehicles in CIT come with three primary drive types, each offering different handling characteristics.

AWD (All Wheel Drive):

Best for: Races, escaping police, and driving in the rain.
Not Ideal for: Drifting.
Examples: Sultan, Infernus, Turismo.

RWD (Rear Wheel Drive):

Best for: Drifting and stylish driving.
Not Ideal for: Races or driving in tricky conditions.
Examples: Bullet, Sentinel.

FWD (Front Wheel Drive):

Best for: Easy handling and casual driving.
Not Ideal for: Racing or drifting.
Examples: Pony, Yankee.

6. Special Vehicles

Certain vehicles in CIT have special features and abilities.

Hydra:

Control: Switch between landing and flying modes using NUMPAD 8 (flying) and NUMPAD 2 (landing).
Missile: Lock-on with Space and fire with CTRL.
Cost: $50,000,000.
Special Feature: Repairs itself by 7% HP every 5 seconds when stationary.

Advanced Hummer (Regina Warthog):

Special Abilities: Auto-repairs, flips itself when stuck, and comes with different weapon variants.
Doesn't need to be refueled.
You can shoot while glued on it.
Cost: $70,000,000.
Variants: Unarmed, armed with Uzi, or armed with M4.

MPCC Truck:

The MPCC Truck allows law enforcement to teleport to its location.

Restrictions:

Cooldown: No teleportation if used in the last 2 minutes.
Restrictions: Must not be in safe bases, riot areas, or water.

Stafford:

Special Abilities: Auto-repairs

7. Vehicle Skin & Shaders

How to Request Vehicle Shader:

Personal Car Shader: €10.
Squad Car Shader: €20.
Group Car Shader: €25.

To request a car shader, transfer payment to Brian’s PayPal and follow the format in the relevant thread for requests here

How to enable shaders:

/vehskins: For vehicles.

8. Glue to Vehicles

You can glue to vehicles, allowing you to stand on top or shoot from them.

How to Glue to a Vehicle:

/glue: To attach to a vehicle.
*/eject : To eject all players glued to your vehicle.
/drop: If you're the pilot, you can slowly lower glued players to the ground.

9. Vehicles Speed and Price

Aircraft
Name	Model ID	Price	Max Speed
Cargobob	548	150,000	200
Dodo	593	525,000	200
Sparrow	469	600,000	200
Stuntplane	513	650,000	200
Beagle	511	650,000	200
Nevada	553	800,000	200
Leviathan	417	900,000	200
Maverick	487	1,000,000	200
Transport Mav	488	1,000,000	200
Shamal	519	1,500,000	200
Cropduster	512	1,500,000	200
Raindance	563	2,000,000	200
Andromada	592	3,000,000	200
Rustler	476	4,000,000	200
AT-400	577	5,000,000	200
Seasparrow	447	15,000,000	200
Hunter	425	30,000,000	200
Hydra	520	50,000,000	200

Cars/Trucks
Name	Model ID	Price	Max Speed
Quadbike	471	5,000	160
Sweeper	574	5,000	60
Articulated Coach		5,000	120
Trashmaster		5,000	110
Coach		5,000	160
Bus		5,000	170
Mountain Bike		5,000	140
Caddy		5,000	160
Pizzaboy		5,000	190
Faggio		5,000	190
BMX		5,000	120
Skateboard		5,000	30
Moonbeam		7,500	150
Mower		25,000	60
Clover		40,000	160
Hermes		40,000	160
Tampa		40,000	160
Baggage		50,000	160
Pizza Tug		50,000	105
Forklift		50,000	60
Kart		50,000	90
Perennial		50,000	150
Walton		50,000	150
Picador		55,000	165
Pony		60,000	160
Blade		60,000	160
Blista Compact		62,000	200
Cadrona		65,000	160
Sadler		65,000	165
Utility Van		75,000	160
Remington		75,000	160
Mule		75,000	140
Manana		75,000	160
Windsor		78,500	180
Fortune		80,000	160
Virgo		82,500	160
Wayfarer		85,000	190
Tornado		90,000	160
Buccaneer		90,000	160
Stallion		90,800	160
Previon		91,500	160
Majestic		95,000	165
Jester		100,000	200
Bobcat		100,000	165
Sanchez		100,000	190
Benson		108,000	140
Rumpo		110,000	160
Flash		110,000	200
Boxville		112,000	140
Vincent		115,000	160
Chevpala		118,000	160
Yosemite		120,000	170
Romero		120,000	150
Sunrise		120,500	160
Polaris V8		121,500	160
Elegant		123,000	165
Uranus		125,000	200
Tractor		125,000	70
Voodoo		125,000	160
Broadway		125,000	160
Stratum		125,000	200
Glendale		125,000	160
Tahoma		125,000	160
Admiral		131,000	165
Newsvan		140,000	160
Topfun Van		141,000	160
Landstalker		150,000	160
Undercover Police		150,000	245
Taxi S		150,000	120
Taxi		150,000	180
Shelby		152,000	160
Freeway		170,000	190
Camper		170,000	120
Cabbie		175,000	160
BF-400		180,000	190
Oceanic		180,000	160
Hustler		180,000	160
FCR-900		180,000	190
Greenwood		185,000	160
Premier		200,000	200
Rancher		200,000	170
DFT-30		200,000	110
Yankee		200,000	160
Slamvan		210,000	160
Burrito		221,000	150
Phoenix		225,000	200
Securicar		225,000	170
PCJ-600		250,000	190
Towtruck		250,000	160
Washington		250,000	180
Flatbed		250,000	140
Esperanto		250,000	160
Savanna		252,500	160
Journey		280,000	140
Elegy Drift		300,000	300
Packer		300,000	150
Roadtrain		300,000	120
Combine Harvester		300,000	25
DFT-900		300,000	120
Patriot		300,000	170
Bandito		325,000	170
Hotknife		400,000	200
BF Injection		400,000	170
Deluxo		400,000	200
Sandking		400,000	170
Euros		400,000	200
Dune		442,000	160
Merit		500,000	165
Mesa		500,000	160
President		500,000	165
Hotdog		550,000	140
Sandy Racer		600,000	170
Mr. Whoopee		600,000	145
Monster 2		650,000	110
Monster 3		650,000	110
Monster 1		650,000	110
Sentinel		700,000	195
Elegy		700,000	200
ZR-350		900,000	200
Sultan		1,000,000	200
Buffalo		1,400,000	200
Hotring Racer 3		1,500,000	220
Bloodring Banger		1,800,000	160
NRG-500		2,000,000	190
Sultan RS		2,000,000	200
Super GT		2,000,000	230
Stretch		2,000,000	180
Dragon RT		2,000,000	200
Comet		2,000,000	220
Voltic		2,500,000	190
Sabre Turbo		3,000,000	220
Hotring Racer		3,000,000	220
Turismo		4,000,000	220
Cheetah		4,000,000	230
Bullet		4,000,000	230
Infernus		4,000,000	240
Banshee		6,000,000	225
Huntley		7,000,000	210
Cybertruck		12,000,000	180
Stafford		50,000,000	300
Hummer		70,000,000	230