Solair



The Solair is a station wagon available in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV, and is similar to the Stratum, but much less appealing, due to a more "family" oriented design and inferior performance. In GTA IV, it is manufactured by Willard.

Design
The Solair resembles a Second generation Ford Taurus station wagon in San Andreas, it could also but less likely be a Mercury Sable wagon.

In Grand Theft Auto IV, it resembles a fourth generation Mercury Sable station wagon but the rear side windows aren't rounded and the taillights appear to be inspired from an eighth generation Lincoln Continental, however the general shape is still similar to the Sable. Unlike the Sable, however, it has a more modern and luxurious appearance given by the doorhandles, bumpers and other chrome.

GTA IV
The Willard Solair is a hefty station wagon, powered by possibly an I4 or V6, coupled to a 5 speed gearbox in RWD configuration. Acceleration is mediocre, slightly slower than it's competition. Top speed however is slightly higher, thanks to a more torque-y engine. Handling-wise, the Solair retains much of it's inspirations characteristics, being quite sporty for a mid-sized wagon, with good posture in the bends and relatively level cornering. The suspension is fairly soft, leading to body roll, though very little oversteer can be felt. Crash deformation, thanks to the heavy chassis and frame, is well above average, sustaining much damage before failing; though engine build quality is unimpressive, with it failing after only a few impacts. Overall the Solair is better suited towards ramming and drive-bys than high-speed applications.

Modifications (GTA: San Andreas)

 * Colors (external)
 * Nitro (all)
 * Wheels (ten varieties)
 * Bass Boost
 * Hydraulics

GTA IV
According to game files, the Solair can be primarily found in Broker, though it can pop up in other locations.