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'''Vehicles''' give their users the ability to move much faster on the [[world map]]. They have to be refueled and repaired from time to time.

== Important Notes ==
* You can park a vehicle in a random encounter, leave it there and still get back to it from the map (unless someone else finds it and steals it).
* When you park your car in a random encounter, everyone who is traveling nearby can also find it and take it.
* Parking in towns is also a bad idea because everyone can [[Lockpick]] your car and drive away.
* To park your care safely, always use private locations such as [[Bases]], [[Tent]]s, or [[Safe House|houses]].
* All vehicles have max [[Outdoorsman]] which overrides the driver's OD skill.
* Leader's [[Charisma]] is ignored when traveling by a car.
* Vehicles have a different spawn point than characters, and this can be useful, for example, in a [[Flare Trap]].
* Vehicles behave differently in [[Turn-Based]] and [[Real-Time]] combat.
* Using the [[Science]] skill on a vehicle will enable you to check the [[Deterioration]], [[Key]] number, and fuel supply of a vehicle without having to take it to the world map.
* Use a [[Tool]] to improve a vehicle's [[Deterioration|condition]].
* A vehicle can be lock-picked, after which the [[Vehicle Key|key]] is no longer needed to drive it.
* You can use a [[Lock]] on a lock-picked vehicle to "fix" the lock.
* Vehicle prices are always the same (per model) when purchased from NPCs.
* Be careful not to put [[Vehicle Key|key]]s in a trunk because the key will be locked in that trunk and you'll need to [[Lockpick]] the trunk to get the [[Vehicle Key|key]] back out.

== Getting a Vehicle ==
You can buy vehicles for smoother travels across the map. Some of them are ready to drive, and some require a working [[FCC]]. Each one has trunk space, a passenger limit, and different rates of [[Deterioration]] and fuel consumption. [[T-Ray]] in [[New Reno]] sells certain vehicles that are ready to drive. [[Junkyard Todd]] sells a different variety of vehicles, over on the coast north of [[San Francisco]], but you'll need a working [[FCC]] to buy one of his. You can also trade with other players, or get lucky enough to find a [[Special Encounter]] with a [[Vertibird]].

[[File:T-ray.jpg|thumb|T-Ray, the car salesman in New Reno.]]

=== T-Ray in New Reno ===
You can buy certain vehicles from [[T-Ray]] in [[New Reno]] (Gas Station area, at the north-east) that do not require you to provide a working [[Fuel Cell Controller]]. With [[Caps]] in your inventory, talk with [[T-Ray]] and you'll be able to buy a vehicle. The vehicle will show up immediately in T-Ray's garage, and you'll have a [[Vehicle Key|key]] in your inventory. Each [[Vehicle Key]] has a unique key number that matches its vehicle.

[[File:180px-Junkyard.jpg|thumb|Junkyard above San Francisco.]]

=== Todd in Junkyard ===
The only other [[NPC]] vehicle merchant is [[Junkyard Todd|Todd]] in the [[Junkyard]], a location on the coast north of San Francisco. Todd has a garage there and will offer to fix up certain other vehicles for you that [[T-Ray]] does not offer, but he requires a [[Fuel Cell Controller]] first. Bring the part to Todd along with [[Caps]], and you will be able to buy one of his vehicles. The vehicle you buy from Todd will show up just outside his garage and you will have the [[Vehicle Key|key]] in your inventory.

=== Special and Random Encounters ===
From time to time you might find a dot on the map that you do not recognize, where a player character has parked a vehicle and left it there too long. Sometimes it's where a bunch of people parked their cars, maybe to go do [[Town Control]] in a nearby city. In some cases, they might be abandoned vehicles.

== Using a Vehicle ==
With the vehicle's [[Vehicle Key|key]] in your inventory, just click on the vehicle to move on the [[worldmap]] with it. Players that have tagged you will have an option to follow you, if they are close enough. You can't go to [[worldmap]] in a vehicle without fuel. [[Lockpick]] works also, see Important Notes above.

== Vehicle Maintenance ==
If your vehicle runs out of fuel it will stop on the [[world map]]. To refuel a vehicle, click on it to use the inventory (bag) icon and then select [[Small Energy Cell]]s or [[Micro Fusion Cell]]s in your inventory. Alternately, you can refuel a vehicle with [[Rot Gut]] if the vehicle has the [[Rot Gut Engine Upgrade]]. You will also have to repair it from time to time (Using the [[Repair]] skill) with a [[Tool]] or [[Super Tool Kit]] in your hand.

== New Keys ==
[[T-Ray]] will make a copy of your [[Vehicle Key]], for caps. Just talk to him and select the right option when holding a key in hand. If someone else gets your vehicle [[Vehicle Key|key]], they can drive your vehicle if they find it wherever you parked it. Some players prefer keyless vehicles for convenience. A vehicle's key also opens the vehicle's trunk.

== Selling ==
To sell your car, you need to visit someone who will be interested in this. Talk with [[T-Ray]] or [[Junkyard Todd]] in the [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Junkyard]] or any caravan dealer when holding [[Vehicle Key|key]] to car in hand. Keep in mind that car must be on same map, as car dealer.

== Vehicle List ==
These are the different vehicles you can find in [[FOnline: Reloaded]].

=== [[Cockroach]] ===
[[File:Cockroach.jpg|thumb|A Cockroach, somewhere in the wasteland.]]
Cockroach is the cheapest car in [[FOnline: Reloaded]].
* Sold by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
* Base Price: 1000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]
* Slots: 1
* Trunk volume: ~1600 kg
* Max. fuel: 50

=== [[Buggy]] ===
[[File:Buggy.jpg|thumb|A Buggy, waiting for its owner in [[NCR]].]]
* Sold by [[T-Ray]]
* Base Price: 15,000 [[caps]]
* Slots: 2
* Trunk volume: ~2700 kg
* Max. fuel: 50
* Fuel consumption: 0,19 per square
* Speed: 0,46 square per second
* Deterioration rate : 0,78% per square

=== [[Scout Car|Scout]] ===
[[File:Scout.jpg|thumb|A Scout, parked in New Reno.]]
The Scout is a fair car similar to a jeep, the best of the smaller cars in FOnline.
* Sold by [[T-Ray]]
* Base Price: 20,000 [[caps]]
* Slots: 4
* Trunk volume: ~3200 kg
* Max. fuel: 60
* Fuel consumption: 8 squares per fuel unit
* Speed: 0,23 square per second
* Deterioration rate: 0,32% per square

=== [[Hummer]] ===
[[File:Hummer.jpg|thumb|A Hummer in front of the [[Brotherhood of Steel]] Lost Hill's bunker.]]
The Hummer is a big car that can carry several passengers. It is imported from Fallout Tactics, where it belonged to [[BoS]]. It's the main car used for groups of players.
* Sold by [[T-Ray]]
* Base Price: 50000 [[caps]]
* Slots: 10
* Trunk volume: ~6700 kg
* Max. fuel: 120
* Fuel consumption: 0,75 per square
* Speed: 0,36 square per second
* Deterioration rate : 0,19 % per square

=== [[Highwayman]] ===
[[File:Highwayman.jpg|thumb|A nice Highwayman, in T-Ray's garage.]]
The Highwayman is the car you can drive in the original [[Fallout 2]].
* Sold by [[T-Ray]]
* Base Price: 120000 [[caps]]
* Slots: 6
* Trunk volume: WIP
* Max. fuel: 80

=== [[Truck]] ===
[[File:Truck.jpg|thumb|A truck and its proud owner.]]
Out of all the vehicles the truck has the biggest trunk.
* Sold by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
* Base Price: 100,000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]
* Slots: 10
* Trunk volume: WIP
* Max. fuel: 200
* Fuel consumption: 1 squares per fuel unit
* Speed: 0,33 square per second
* Deterioration rate: 0,10% per square

=== [[Firetruck]] ===
[[File:Firetruck.png|thumb|A Firetruck, probably. (See image notes)]]
* Sold by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
* Base Price: 70,000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]
* Slots: 6
* Trunk volume: WIP
* Max. fuel: 100
* Max. water: 100
* Fuel consumption: high (exact value tba)
* Speed: medium/fast (exact value tba)
* Deterioration rate: fairly high (exact value tba)

=== [[Police Car]] ===
[[File:Police Car.jpg|thumb|A Highway Patrol Car, parked in the desert.]]
The Police Car is one of the best choice to drive in the wasteland.
* Sold by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
* Base Price: 120,000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]
* Slots: 4
* Trunk volume: WIP
* Max. fuel: 40
* Fuel consumption: 20 squares per fuel unit
* Speed: 0,4 square per second
* Deterioration rate: 0,09% per square

=== [[Motorbike]] ===
[[File:Motorbike.png|thumb|A Motorbike, probably. (See image notes)]]
* Selled by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
* Base Price: 40,000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]
* Slots: 2
* Trunk volume: ~1600 kg
* Max. fuel: 50
* Fuel consumption: unknown
* Speed: unknown
* Deterioration rate: unknown

=== Chryslus Motors [[Corvega]] ===
[[File:Corvega.png|thumb|Newest vehicle.]]
* Sold at [[Gordon's Gas Station]] + [[T-Ray]]
* Base Price: 200,000 [[caps]]
* Slots: 4
* Trunk volume: (to do)
* Max. fuel: 60
* Fuel consumption: 60
* Speed: (to do)
* Deterioration rate: (to do)

=== [[Vertibird]] ===
[[File:Vertibird.jpg|thumb|The Vertibird, in the heavily guarded base of Navarro.]]
Originally developed by the [[Enclave]], the Vertibird can be found in the [[Old Warehouse]] [[Special Encounter]]. With its powerful helicopter rotors, it is the quickest vehicle and one of the Enclave's most powerful pieces of technology. It is the only vehicle that flies, and thus allows you to travel over water. While the Brotherhood of Steel is still patrolling in Hummers, the Enclave can go anywhere quickly overhead, and so can you! It is possible to fly over the ocean and to islands where tents, houses and bases can be built. '''Caution''': Even in a Vertibird, forced [[Random Encounters]] can force you to land, regardless of flight.
* Can be found in [[Special Encounter]] [[Old Warehouse]]
* Price: N/A.
* Slots: 10.
* Max. fuel: 400.

=== [[Train]] ===
One safe way to travel across the wasteland is to use one of the four available [[Train|trains]], which are maintained by the [[New California Republic|NCR]], [[Vault City]], [[Boneyard]] and [[San Francisco]]. Trains do not get interrupted by forced encounters and always reach their intended destinations. One [[Train Ticket]] costs 100 caps. Check here for [[Train|train schedules]] and more details.
* Price : 100 caps per ticket
* Slots : 20.
* Train stations are available after doing at least one of the three quests : [[Medical Investigation]], [[A Man's Job]], [[The Rail Line Gang]]

== See Also ==
[[Caravan_cart|Caravan carts]]

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 * Vehicle prices are always the same (per model) when purchased from NPCs.
 * Be careful not to put [[Vehicle Key|key]]s in a trunk because the key will be locked in that trunk and you'll need to [[Lockpick]] the trunk to get the [[Vehicle Key|key]] back out.
 == Getting a Vehicle ==

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 == Vehicle List ==
-These are the different vehicles you can find in [[FOnline: Reloaded]].
+These are the different vehicles you can find in [[FOnline: Aftertimes]].
 === [[Cockroach]] ===
 [[File:Cockroach.jpg|thumb|A Cockroach, somewhere in the wasteland.]]
-Cockroach is the cheapest car in [[FOnline: Reloaded]].
+Cockroach is the cheapest car in [[FOnline: Aftertimes]].
 * Sold by [[Junkyard above San Francisco|Todd]]
 * Base Price: 1000 [[caps]] + [[Fuel Cell Controller]]

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General Oliver at 20:10, 16 July 2018

Worldremaker at 08:14, 14 April 2017

Worldremaker: Created page with "'''Vehicles''' give their users the ability to move much faster on the world map. They have to be refueled and repaired from time to time. == Important Notes == * You can..."