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Most of their vehicles are based on [[Stria]] vehicles from [[Just Cause 3]], though this is probably the result of game developers using the same vehicle models. |
Most of their vehicles are based on [[Stria]] vehicles from [[Just Cause 3]], though this is probably the result of game developers using the same vehicle models. |
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| − | As a South American car brand with implied connections to a foreign manufacturer, Prisa may be based on Dacia, which sells re-branded Fiat and Renault vehicles. It has some unknown connections to [[Stria]] and [[Autostraad]], since most Prisa vehicles are derived from models seen in Just Cause 3. For example, the [[Prisa Cúmbila|Cumbila]] is the [[Stria Joia]] hatchback with no quarter windows and an updated fascia. |
+ | As a South American car brand with implied connections to a foreign manufacturer, Prisa may be based on Dacia, which sells re-branded Fiat and Renault vehicles. It has some unknown connections to [[Stria]] and [[Autostraad]], since most Prisa vehicles are derived from models seen in Just Cause 3. For example, the [[Prisa Cúmbila|Cumbila]] is the [[Stria Joia]] hatchback with no quarter windows and an updated fascia. With its Hispanic naming with implied connections to an Italian manufacturer, Prisa could also be based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEAT SEAT], which sold re-branded Fiat vehicles up to the late 1980s. |
In the mission [[Prisa Hack]], [[Sargento]] says that Prisa Auto is where cheap automobiles are made for Solinos who cannot afford imports. |
In the mission [[Prisa Hack]], [[Sargento]] says that Prisa Auto is where cheap automobiles are made for Solinos who cannot afford imports. |
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Revision as of 03:03, 4 August 2019
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(click here to learn more)| Prisa Automóvil | |
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 Prisa logo, as seen on their vehicles. | |
| Faction in Just Cause 4 | |
| Goal, or purpose | To manufacture and sell vehicles for money. |
| Ideology | None |
| Leader | Unknown. |
| Starting base, or HQ | Prisa Automóvil |
| Source of money | Sale of their produced vehicles. |
| Prisa Automóvil | |
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 The factory. Their main office building is also seen here in the top right. | |
| Settlement in Solís | |
| Type | Automotive factory |
| Region | Tierras Bajas |
| Missions that take place here | Prisa Hack Windwalker: The Stormchaser |
Prisa Automóvil (often shortened as Prisa Auto) is a company and location in Just Cause 4.
Description of the company
Prisa is a prominent vehicle brand. A location by this name is a factory for Prisa vehicles.
Most of their vehicles are based on Stria vehicles from Just Cause 3, though this is probably the result of game developers using the same vehicle models.
As a South American car brand with implied connections to a foreign manufacturer, Prisa may be based on Dacia, which sells re-branded Fiat and Renault vehicles. It has some unknown connections to Stria and Autostraad, since most Prisa vehicles are derived from models seen in Just Cause 3. For example, the Cumbila is the Stria Joia hatchback with no quarter windows and an updated fascia. With its Hispanic naming with implied connections to an Italian manufacturer, Prisa could also be based on SEAT, which sold re-branded Fiat vehicles up to the late 1980s.
In the mission Prisa Hack, Sargento says that Prisa Auto is where cheap automobiles are made for Solinos who cannot afford imports.
According to their advertisement on the Solís Hoy radio, they make all types of great cars, "Whether you're looking for the "majestic beauty" of the Prisa Sol, "the dynamic thrill" of the Azor 3, or the "raw power" of the X-10 Viveza, Prisa has whatever you're looking for."
Description of their factory/base
Prisa has an automobile manufacturing plant in the grasslands biome, in the province of Tierras Bajas, near the city of Nuova Voz. The Prisa factory also has an on-site car dealership to sell vehicles to future car owners in Solís.
Products
- Prisa Avispa C - Car with folding wings. It can fly.
- Prisa Calzada - Van.
- Calzada Ambulancia - Ambulance version of the van.
- Garland King Studios Van - Usual van, but with Garland King Studios logos painted on it.
- Prisa Viajero Bus - Modern city bus.
- Prisa Cúmbila - 4 door hatchback.
- Prisa Viento SUV - 4 door modern SUV.
- Pasofino Pickup - Modern pickup.
- Prisa Azor 3 - Hatchback with a racing kit. This is actually a race car.
- Prisa Rayo Sport - Sport hatchback.
- Prisa Hidalgo - 4 door old sedan.
- Prisa Fresca - Old compact car.
- Prisa Fresca X - Modern compact car.
- Sol 21 Sports Sedan - Sport coupe.
- Prisa Viveza Bike - Heavy bike.
- Stormchaser - Was built in their factory, but isn't their property in any way.
Trivia
- The company is one of the sponsors for the Solís Hoy radio. The radio has at least one advertisement for the latest vehicle models.
- Seeing that most cars made by Prisa are modeled after Stria and Autostraad vehicles, the brand could be owned by Stria, or vice-versa, like Opel vehicles in real life are rebadged Vauxhall models. However, this is just speculation.
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