Cypher

Nome: Cypher

Riassunto: The Übermacht Cypher is a two-door sport compact car appearing in Grand Theft Auto Online and due to appear in Grand Theft Auto VI. The Cypher was first added as part of the continuation of the Los Santos Tuners update, released on September 2, 2021, during the Cypher Week event. The Cypher's presence in Grand Theft Auto VI was first spotted in first the game's first trailer, parked alongside other tuned vehicles during a street takeover in an intersection in the Crosstown neighborhood of Vice City (0:45). The door handles are now the primary color instead of black, and the taillights appear to have been updated, both differing from the car's previous rendition in Grand Theft Auto Online. The Cypher appears to be based on the first generation BMW M2 (F87), with the headlights parallel to the second generation BMW 8 Series (G14/G15/G16) and the tail lights influenced by the 2021–2023 BMW M5 (F90). The side vents are similar to the ones found on the first generation Mercedes-AMG GT (C190/R190), while the rear bumper, the diffuser and the exhausts are taken from the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupé (X290). The red Cypher badge design of the Cypher is based on "M" badge designs seen on BMW M Series vehicles. The same design is used as badging for a Lucky Wheel advert for the SC1, another Übermacht vehicle. The "Team Xero" and "Redwood Stripes" liveries are both a nod to the iconic stripes liveries that commonly used on the M Series. The former's design also takes inspiration from the Manhart MH2 GTR. The latter's design resembles the livery seen on the fictional BMW Vision Gran Turismo concept car. The "Speed Demon" livery is a reference to the iconic BMW M3 GTR (E46) from Need for Speed: Most Wanted and Need for Speed: Carbon. A similar version of this livery, named "Racing the Edge", is also seen on the previously released Obey 8F Drafter. The design of the Cypher is relatively simple and aerodynamic, with its front end featuring several large front intakes with sharp angles and chrome accents. The Cypher's LED headlights also features a unique hexagonal design. The sides of the car feature a small fender vents that flow into a horizontal crease alongside the car, pointing towards the rear end, where a standard bootlid and black housings for the brakelight and reverse light strips can be seen. The interior of the car uses a modified version of the "Nero" interior used on vehicles such as the Nero and the Jugular, while the analog dials are also borrowed fr