| For other uses, see Lifeguard (disambiguation). |
The Declasse Lifeguard is an emergency vehicle appearing in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
Design
Grand Theft Auto V
It is a modified version of the Granger used by the Los Santos Lifeguard and patrols the coastline of Los Santos.
The Lifeguard SUV features a yellow body color painted over white (which can be seen when the doors are open), with the text "LIFEGUARD" printed in red on its sides and rear. In addition, there are roof racks which hold an unusable surfboard and two rescue cans. The Lifeguard also has Light Smoke window tint applied as default.[1] The front roof rack also has a Traffic Advisor, which can be activated along with the siren when the horn button is clicked (the same as all emergency vehicles with lights and sirens); this is because it is a department of the Los Santos Fire Department (LSFD).
The design strongly resembles the California Lifeguard livery.
According to the green emblems near the rear, the Lifeguard is a hybrid or at least fuel efficient version of the Granger.
Current Design Gallery
Performance
Grand Theft Auto V
Overall, the Lifeguard has performance on par to the stock Granger, and slightly below par found on the police equivalents of the vehicle. The vehicle's handling is superior in its class, however, acceleration and top speed are sluggish unlike the rest of the SUV class. The braking tends to fault, and sometimes causes the vehicle to lose some control, especially when already cornering, or attempting to recover after crashing, or even after a control-loss. The vehicle is powered by what looks like a V8, however, the in-game model is a turbocharged twin-cam inline-4, with a 5 speed gearbox. The vehicle has a RWD drivetrain, which is unusual for a vehicle of its class, strangely, the stock (and police) variants of the vehicle have an AWD layout, making the Lifeguard not as good off-road as its stock variants.
Unlike all the other Granger's siblings, the Lifeguard SUV can only carry four people, including the driver. This is due to the roof equipment replacing the roof rails present on all other versions.
GTA V Overview
| Acceleration (0-60 mph in Seconds) | Top Speed (mph / kmh) | Gears | Engine | Drivetrain (FWD / RWD / AWD) | Mass (kg / lbs) | Fuel Tank Size (litres) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | 87 / 140 | 5 | N/A | RWD | 2400 / 5291 | 65 |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 7.5 Seconds | 95 / 152 | 5 | Turbocharged SOHC V8 (Cover) DOHC Turbocharged Inline-4 (In-game model) | RWD | Cannot be observed | Cannot be observed |
 | Speed | 75.11718% | ||||
| Acceleration | 50% | |||||
| Braking | 26.666668% | |||||
| Traction | 62.121212% | |||||
Image Gallery
Grand Theft Auto V
Locations
Grand Theft Auto V
- Can be found parked in Del Perro, near the Pier.
- May be seen patrolling the beach.
- Parked in random areas around the beach, and at Lifeguard stations.
- Found at the south end of Vespucci Beach, at a green building.
Trivia
Grand Theft Auto V
- This vehicle and the Prison Bus are the only law enforcement vehicles where one can play radio stations in GTA V Story Mode.
See Also
- Granger - stock variant of the vehicle, appearing in GTA V.
- FIB (vehicle) - FIB's division of the vehicle.
- Park Ranger - Park Ranger variant.
- Sheriff SUV - Sheriff Department equivalent.
References
- ↑ File Data:
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