This could be due to the fact that it is based on a 1984 model in GTA Vice City Stories, rather than a 1986 model. Blista Compacts all use front wheel drive, except in GTA Vice City Stories. In GTA Vice City Stories, however, the Blista Compact is slightly heavier, and suffers from moderate oversteer, but retains its decent top speed and acceleration. Since its introduction in GTA Vice City, the Blista Compact has usually been an impressive small tuner car, capable of outrunning more rare and more expensive performance cars. Interior First person view in GTA V Enhanced version Also, in Vice City it does have marking on left side of the trunk, but letters are in too low quality to be readable The car has a two-tone paint job in GTA Vice City, with an always-black bottom half, but in later games was remodeled to feature a variety of colors in all-over and two-tone style. Like its design influence, the first generation Honda CR-X, the Blista Compact sports a hatchback design and a very small curb weight in fact, the Blista Compact is easily the smallest and lightest passenger car in GTA Vice City.

Unlike many other vehicles, the Blista Compact's design has remained almost exactly the same in all its appearances, apart from different engines and minor cosmetic differences. Due to the front wheel drive system, if a player modifies the vehicles torque output via the handling the car can suffer from severe under steer. It is also the only vehicle in the games with front wheel drive. Its above-average speed, acceleration and handling make it a useful car in almost any situation. The Blista Compact is a common car in the games it appears in, and is generally considered to be a sports compact car, particularly useful for quick getaways and general evasive purposes.

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