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Pfister is a German car manufacturer mentioned in the 3D Universe and featured in the HD Universe.
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Description
Pfister is heavily inspired by Porsche AG. The badge is shaped after a shield divided between a red and a gold section, just like Porsche's iconic logo (the latter being based on the Stuttgart coat of arms). The logo font also closely resembles the one formally used by Porsche.
Pfister Design posters and articles can be seen in certain stores in GTA V, referencing the Porsche Design Group. A Pfister Design store can be found in Rockford Hills, mirroring the existence of a real-life Porsche Design store in Beverly Hills. The player can purchase Pfister-branded polo-shirts and watches in GTA Online.
Vehicles
Comet-based tuners in GTA Chinatown Wars
| Image | Vehicle | Style | Based on (HD Universe) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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500 XLR8 | Sports car | Modified Porsche 911 | |
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Style SR | Sports car | Modified Porsche 911 |
Gallery
Advertisement for the Pfister 811.
Pfister name badge.
Garage banner with Pfister Racing.
Vintage Pfister sign.
Pfister Racing Jacket.
Metal Polo Shirt featuring the Pfister logo.
Ice Polo Shirt featuring the Pfister logo.
Money Polo Shirt featuring the Pfister logo.
Trivia
- "Pfister" is another piece of adult humour by Rockstar, as its pronunciation is similar to "fister" or "fist her", thus alluding to the sexual practice of fisting.
- In GTA San Andreas, a Hispanic female pedestrian will sometimes ask "Have you ever driven a Pfister?" when in a conversation with a pedestrian. Other pedestrians may also ask "Is that a Pfister?" [1] when complimenting CJ's car.
- The announcement image for the Pfister 811, presented on the Rockstar Newswire, follows a design pattern often seen in modern Porsche adverts: image over a white background, the slogan in black, the name of the car in smaller grey letters under the slogan, a small description near the image and the logo in the bottom [2].
- The Pfister Racing Jacket seems to be based on Burt Reynolds's "Bandit" jackets from Smokey and the Bandit II.
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