Sophisticated, superior, class-obsessed and with more than a little aggression under the hood, this grand tourer from Dewbauchee is as classically British as they come.
The Massacro draws heavy inspiration from the 2nd generation Aston Martin Vanquish, as evident by the overall appearance and the CFRP elements across the lower half of its front bumper. The headlamps and C-pillars are inspired by the Ferrari F12berlinetta, while the upper front bumper duct is similar to the Ferrari SP30. The side vent seems to be a mix of the Vanquish and the Jaguar XKR, with the side mirror placement also reminiscent of the XKR. The rear fascia design is akin to the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, although the lower rear end shows heavy resemblance to the Ferrari F430. In contrast to other Aston Martin models of the time, the Massacro does not feature chrome trim around its side windows or on any side panels.
Design[]
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The Massacro is distinctive by the incorporation of carbon-fibre elements around it. The lower half of its bumper features carbon-fibre portions on the front quarters and a colored part on the centre, followed by a small grille with two carbon-fibre horizontal bars on it. Its small headlamps and vertical LED strips are located in carbon-fibre housings, while the bonnet displays the manufacturer emblem on the front.
The sides of the car are defined by the black front quarter panel ducts, with chrome details on them. A set of carbon-fibre skirts can be seen at the bottom. The overall shape and greenhouse area strongly resembles that of GTA IV's Super GT, with two rear-view mirror shells finished in carbon-fibre.
The rear end of the car features a panel between the tail lamps and the manufacturer logo in the mid upper area, giving it more resemblance to that of the Rapid GT. There are, however, big differences in the plate and exhaust area along with a more pronounced spoiler outline. The diffuser seen in the centre is finished in carbon-fibre.
The interior uses the same "Super GT" interior and dials from cars like the 9F and the 9F Cabrio.
The Massacro is painted with a single primary colour for the body and the interior stitching. The secondary colour, while unable to be changed, paints the "Roll Cage" modifications, which is only determined by the traffic colour sets (GTA V), the selected colour when purchased (GTA Online) and the special variants. The stock rims are identical to the "Obey RS" rims available in Los Santos Customs, albeit finished in white, the wheels are wider and the brake disks are a bit smaller.
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Performance[]
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The Massacro in short is an all around great performer, having exceptional braking, as well as the best top speed in its class rivaling the Zentorno and the Turismo R. Handling however, is where the Massacro falls short, as it does have trouble keeping grip at high speed turns, although in the hands of a skilled driver, this is not much of a problem.
The vehicle is stated in the website to have a 6-liter V6 engine capable of pushing 480hp. Its engine model, however, takes the form of a twin cam inline-4, coupled to a 6-speed gearbox in a front engine, rear wheel drive configuration.
A Massacro with a fixed Dewbauchee racing livery. Features greatly improved stock performance over the standard car, but with the same customization options.
3 heavily modified variants of the Massacro may appear in Vehicle Cargo source missions. Each variant has a unique license plate number, colour combination and different set of bodywork modifications.
The Massacro is part of three vehiclemodelsets, "LS_CUSTOMS_MODDED_SP", "BUSINESS_DLC_SPORTS_MODDED" and "MASSACRO_DLC_MODDED". The first allows the Massacro, among other cars, to spawn outside Los Santos Customs heavily modified, and in other places around the city, the second allows the Massacro and Jester to spawn heavily modified in specific locations, and the last allows a unique modified pink Massacro to spawn around Vinewood Hills. They only spawn in GTA V.
The name Massacro is Italian for massacre, a word related to vanquish, which is the name of the Aston Martin model the car is based on.
The Massacro has a similar rear end to the Rapid GT and Exemplar, albeit with a different exhaust configuration and a more pronounced rear lip spoiler. This might be a reference to how almost all Aston Martin models look the same.