Autoduel Vehicles

Autoduel has a lot of vehicles, from Classic: Autoduel to the AADA Vehicle Guides, to even Autoduel Quarterly. This page will keep all of them linked in one place. Also see Vehicle (meta-trait).
==Vehicle Types==
*Motorcycle
*Tricycle
*Subcompact
*BajaSomewhat like an open-frame compact with more Spaces, but costs more.Autoduel Quarterly, 10-3, p.12-15
*Compact
*Mid-sized
*Sedan
*Luxury
*Station Wagon
*Pick-up
*Van
*Bus
*Tractors
*Trailers
**Sedan trailers
*Helicopters
*and rarely, airplanesAutoduel Quarterly, 10-3
== Vehicle Gear==
(should be on its own page, probably)
*Tires
**All Terrain Vehicle TiresDP, or Damage Points, were analogous to GURPS HP. Multiply DP by 2.5. May be fireproof or steelbelted, but not radial or off-road. It improves off-road HCHandling Class? by 2 if used on all four corners, or by 1 if on just the rear or front corners. However, if used on any hard surface, such as paved roadway, they gain no bonus, and take 1 point of damage for every 10 minutes of use! These tires are also technically banned by the AADA.
* Brakes
**Turn-Brakes — allow controlled "fishtail" turns by hitting the brakes on a single side, mainly used in sandy or snowy environments.
==Vehicle Brands==
Brand 	Description
Acme 	Really decent, well-rounded fighting vehicles. Also makes the Collector, a salvage trailer.
Amex Combat Autoworks	Produces vehicles made deliberately for combat — which is really saying something in the world of Autoduel! Actiony names.
Atlantic 	Cool fish names for their vehicles, but inconsistent on giving cool names to cheap vehicles. The Piranha is pretty neat.
AutoLigne 	Produces one decent van... and q-ship trailers and flatbeds. So mainly trailers.
Budget Autoworks 	Only one entry in the first AADA Vehicles book, the Imp. However, they're clearly a budget brand.
Conquistador 	Blocky, chisely, and use fire/energy weapons. They produce the Molotov, a bus that transports folks between cities.
Courier Services 	Vehicles for deliveries, even in low-combat purposes.
Crane Industries 	Produces a decent amount of motorcycles (elegant, named after birds) and a few battletrucks (strong, like the crane machine). Oddly enough, they also produce the well-rounded Iron Horse and the economical EconoBox truck.
Cycle Concepts 	They make motorcycles!
Excaliber 	Decent combat cars with mixed types. Lacks a true theme. Has combat-related names.
Fnord Motors 	Produces nondescript vehicles with big, flat panels.
Foster 	Produces the Slugfest bus and the Busnought, two common vehicles used to compete against roving cycle gangs.
Freeway 	A terribly ambiguous name for a car manufacturer.
Galleria 	Cars that hide weapons?
HMF 	Produces the Budget Box, a super cheap trailer, as well as the Aero One.
Kane 	Produces nice, reasonable vehicles for nice, reasonable citizens. Except for the Superflash, which is super-flashy.
Laser Factory 	Does it have lasers? It should. It's a Laser Factory car, and they've got a lot of room for batteries. Lasers are also heinously expensive, so low-Division vehicles will tend to be glass cannons. Only one entry in the AADA-VG
Lymestwold 	The ultimate in defense. Lymestwold vehicles tend to be escort/courier types with heavy armor.
Magnum 	Makes big trucks. And buses. Also produces the rather fascinatingly-designed Magnum Camel, a long-distance armored bus.AADA Vehicle Guide 1, p.42
Mitsui 	Primarily rammers, with little armor on their sides and rear, focusing on burst damage and fast maneuvering. They are one of the Big Japanese Corps that owns large chunks of Montana by 2022.Autoduel Quarterly 6-4, p.4 They also produce the Shuriken, a luxury vehicle so lightly armed (but cheap) that it was adopted as a taxi cab.AADA Vehicle Guide 1, p.27
Mystic Motors 	Probably most famous for their "Zodiac" line of 12 different vehicles.
Rothschild Auto Works	Safety and comfort. Rather expensive.
Trinity Motors 	Specializes in motor-trikes
==Minor Factions ==
Brand 	Description
Delta Automotive 	--
Hudson 	???
Indra Motors 	Mixed themes?
Jontue 	--
Linden Motors 	--
Nevada Systems 	--
Tate Manufacturing	--
==References==
*AADA Vehicle Guides (Vol. 1, 2, and 3)
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