Boxville

The Brute Boxville is a multi-stop truck appearing in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto V and Online, and due to appear in Grand Theft Auto VI. The Boxville briefly appeared in the September 2022 GTA VI leaks across two clips, seen driving northbound past the Gas Stop branch in Port Gellhorn, and past an auto repair shop in La Perle, Vice City. In both instances, the truck is shown in its blue and white GoPostal livery from its Grand Theft Auto V and Online rendition. A pink Boxville with no livery can be seen on the Ambrosia section of the game's promotional website. Compared to its prior appearances and the 2022 leaks, it has larger wheels and a body-colored rub rail along the side. The Boxville is primarily based on the GMC Value-Van/Chevrolet Step-Van. The Boxville, compared to its appearance in the 3D Universe, includes a slightly rounded bodywork, smaller frontage and a bigger front bumper, while having a rear step for the cargo doors. This model, unlike previous renditions, does not "cut" the driver's compartment and the cargo compartment. Instead, it features a small corridor that leads to the cargo compartment. The Boxville can carry four occupants including the driver, with two rear occupants sitting in the rear compartment of the truck, similar to the Stockade. The rear interior of the truck is relatively basic with wooden benches on either rear wheel well. Boxvilles also feature a prolonged reversing beeper shared with several other service trucks of the same style, as well as truck horns. The Boxville features clean and "vandalized" variants, the latter of which features graffiti over the lower section of the side panels. In Grand Theft Auto V and Online, the Boxville retains the overall appearance and details as the previous version, but no longer spawns with graffiti marked on the sides and lacks the red stripe down the side of the van. The standard model features a blue and white livery design with GoPostal decals. The Boxville in GTA IV has poor performance in most areas. The vehicle itself is extremely heavy, negating its ability to accelerate and maintain a reasonable speed, let alone gather a high top speed. The vehicle has slow handling, however, due to the weight and sheer size, it is able to ram other vehicles, especially compact cars and sedans, off the road. The truck has reasonable brakes, but are still mediocre and often fail to stop the vehicle in reasonable time. In addition, the Boxville has a tendency to fall over in