Mugello Raffinati Vitesse

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Mugello Raffinati Vitesse
Vehicle in Just Cause 3
Type	Sports car
Weapons	None
Rarity	Uncommon
List of owners	Mario Civilians Teo and Annika The Rebellion (through rebel drop)
Top speed (km/h)	171 (211 with Nitrous II)
Top speed (mph)	~106

The Mugello Raffinati Vitesse is a sports car in Just Cause 3.

Appearance

It's a two seater 1960s sports car. Its design takes influence from the Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta and Mercedes-Benz 300SL, as well as the egg-basket grille of the Volvo P1800S.

The car is powered by a triple-carburated V12 engine. It has double wishbone suspension and disc brakes.

The Rebel drop description says: "The Raffinati Vitesse's elegant exterior belies the best raw power the 1960s could offer, with top speeds exceeding 170 km/h and handling to match."

A leaked pre-launch description said: "Vintage sports car. The elegant exterior belies the best raw power the 1960s could offer. This Vitesse edition was the top of the line model."

Performance

The rebel drop description claims that this car "exceeds 170 km/h". For a car of this era and type, it is slower than average, but makes sense considering the age. The car can even reach up to 211 km/h with nitrous. Its top speed is slower than some basic cars, and has wobbly suspension with little grip, making this car more about the looks and sounds than performance, although in its time it would have probably been one of the top performing road cars.

Locations

• Mario owns one next to the garage at Granmatre Frigo's house, though it isn't functional due to him carrying out maintanience on it. See also: Vehicle wrecks.
• In traffic.
• It may be the car that Rico leans on when the game is loaded.
• Up to 5 of them might spawn at the Mugello HQ parking lot in Citate Di Ravello.
• There is a "Crash bomb" version, given for the crash bomb challenge unlocked after liberating Cima Leon: Transmitter.
• After bringing one to a garage, it can be called in at any time via rebel drop.
• Wrecks can be seen at a few junkyards.
• In the mission Three's Company, Teo and Annika arrive at the refinery in a blue one.

Trivia

• As voted by fans, this car has the third best engine sound of all JC3 cars.
• Terms like classic car and vintage car have different definitions in different countries and are relative.
• It's made by the fictional company Mugello.
• "Raffinati" means "refined" in Italian, along with "Vitesse" meaning "speed" in French, so the name translates to "Mugello Refined Speed".
• This was the first vehicle seen in a trailer for Just Cause 3, and strangely it was seen in a silver color which isn't actually seen in game, resembling a color the Mercedes 300SL would come in.
• Mario asks Rico to help restore Mario's car after the events of Just Cause 3.
• This vehicle appears to be a higher end version of the '69 Mugello Raffinati in Just Cause 4.

Gallery

As seen on a pre-announcement leaked screenshot. The microtransactions are Cut game content.

Grappled to a CS Navajo.

Towing Red barrels.

Mario's red wreck at Granmatre Frigo's house.

Equipped with the Z80 bomb.

One with the front and rear bumpers shot off.

Another shot of the car without bumpers

A Wrecked and normal variant side by side

The rear of the two variants (note, the wrecked Stria Toro to the left)

Concept art for the car.

Front view of Ferrari 250 GT SWB, one of the possible influences of the Mugello Raffinati Vitesse.

Rear view of a Ferrari 250 GT SWB. Again the similarities between this and the Raffinati Vitesse are evident.

The Mercedes-Benz 300SL, one of the real life vehicles the body shape resembles.