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Battering Ram

**Battering Ram** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. It is achieved by players taking down their rival in any Face Off event 5 times. Because the AI has no rubberbanding in these events, its relatively easy to take the opponent down. The player must wait for them to respawn and take them down again, repeating this until the achievement is unlocked.
Delivery Mileage

**Delivery Mileage** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. It is unlocked by getting a total of 100 miles driven in any vehicle in the game. Players will need to keep on replaying events in either the Career or online Multiplayer with the same vehicle class and the same car. Mille Miglia, Tyre Kicker, and Delivery Miles are related and more time consuming variations of this achievement.
Tuned Coupe

"*The Heat is On in this Tuned Coupe!*"

The **Tuned Coupe** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It is a faster version of the base model with boost mechanics that make it outfitted for Heatwaves. It has a small rear wing, dual double exhaust pipes at the rear, and an aerodynamic chassis.

A +6MPH upgrade of the engine means it's better at racing, so it can do quite well while utilizing Takedowns, chaining Oncoming and Near Misses to get the most out of it. The best game mode for this vehicle is Heatwave, since it obtains a +2MPH bonus for every Heatwave it gets and receives the Top Speed increases pretty quickly. Even though the weight is lighter than the base model, Takedowns are still doable in this vehicle, but aren't downright needed due to it's boost mechanics.

It is seen in the PAX East 2020 footage of the alpha build of Dangerous Driving 2, which means it has yet to return.

## Resemblance

The Tuned Coupe and its other versions resemble a Jaguar F-Type.

## Trivia

* This vehicle is seen on the box cover for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions, and on the desktop icon for the PC version with the Supercar.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & Black
## See Also

* Advanced Coupe
* Prototype Coupe
SUV

*This article is about the vehicle. For the vehicle class, see SUV Class.*

The **SUV** is one of the 27 playable vehicles and part of the general traffic in Dangerous Driving. It's the base model and starting vehicle of the SUV Class.

Being the first starting vehicle unlocked upon completion of the Sedan Class GP, the SUV is a 4WD vehicle with a 5-Speed Reinforced Auto transmission that has an abundance of weight in it's trunk, making it a decent brawler for doing Takedowns. The regular SUV is a vehicle players will have to use until its other versions have been unlocked.

It's acceleration stats in its class are slightly better than the Sedans. Despite the big appearance of the SUVs, they're fairly quick and nimble across the road.

## How to Unlock

Complete "The Saloon" GP in the Sedan Class.

## Resemblance

The base model SUV and it's other versions are based on a Volkswagen Tiguan II.

## Trivia

* This vehicle shares the same Top Speed as the Tuned Sedan.
* The weight of this vehicle is shared with the Tuned SUV.
* On the Three Fields Entertainment website, a picture showing the base model SUV being painted in white with double fat black stripes is seen, but that scheme goes unused in the final version.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & BlackFat Stripes - White w/ Black (Unused)
## See Also

* Advanced SUV
* Prototype SUV
* Cop SUV
Wreckreation

*NOTE: this article covers elements about a game that is currently in development. It is still under construction at this time and more information will be added in the future as development continues.*

## Wreckreation

### Genre

Racing, Action, Arcade, Level Editor, Driving

### Modes

Single player, Online Multiplayer

**Wreckreation** is the direct sequel to Dangerous Driving. It's set to be released for Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. It's confirmed to be a closed track racer set in an open world that allows players to create their own world of wacky designs and racing. It was previously titled as "Dangerous Driving 2".

## Development

Currently confirmed details:

* Online day 1
* Open world Freedrive
* Closed track racing being separate from the open world
* Track editor w/ weather conditions
* Vehicle customization
* Collectibles (i.e. Billboards)
* An official soundtrack
* Leaderboards
* Aerial stunting

The Open World map is 449 square kilometers. Driving the outermost edge in the fastest vehicle class takes around an hour and a half to complete a single lap.

According to Alex Ward, this big environment includes four different sections including Coastal, Desert, Forest, and Mountain areas.

## References

1. ↑ Dangerous Driving on Twitter
2. ↑ https://www.threefieldsentertainment.com/our-games/2020-racing-game/
3. ↑ Dangerous Driving 2 Is Playable at PAX East, Even on Nintendo Switch - IGN
4. ↑ Off The Rails With Dangerous Driving 2 - PAX East 2020
Dangerous Driving (game)/Development

Three Fields Entertainment was formed by Alex Ward, Fiona Sperry, and Paul Ross, former members of Criterion Games, the original developers of the *Burnout*  franchise, which was published by Electronic Arts (EA). Around 2011, EA assigned the *Need for Speed* series to Criterion, de-emphasizing the *Burnout* series, and then later in 2013 moved about 80% of Criterion's staff to Ghost Games to continue *Need for Speed*. This move left Ward and Sperry concerned about Criterion's state within EA, and decided to leave, along with Ross, to start Three Fields.

One of Three Fields' founding goals was to recreate a *Burnout* game on their own terms. As they were a small team (up to seven by the time of *Dangerous Driving* compared with the 90 they had when *Burnout 3: Takedown* was shipping), lacking any assets they had from Criterion, they had to take a slower approach towards this goal, and instead planned on developing less ambitious games that were all aimed towards providing the internal support they needed to get to a *Burnout* game. These games included *Dangerous Golf*, which help to establish the destruction system essential to *Burnout*, *Danger Zone*, which added in driving elements in a closed environment, and its sequel *Danger Zone 2*, which added larger environments for driving on. These intermediate games were done on limited budgets and within a short time scale, so lacked some elements that they knew they needed to address by the time *Dangerous Driving* was to be released. While these games were not blockbuster sellers, the revenues from each helped to fund the development of the next game. The small size and limited resources also helped to enhance their efficiency in producing assets. Ward noted that back when they developed *Burnout 2*, it had taken 40 staff over two months to put together a single level, while with *Dangerous Driving*, their small team was able to complete a whole build within that time.

Due to its development budget, *Dangerous Driving* does not include any in-game music, but instead integrates with Spotify to allow players to create their own playlists for the game.

*Dangerous Driving* was released on 9 April 2019. The game shipped without online multiplayer, but this was added on 24 May 2019.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.polygon.com/2016/1/26/10832516/dangerous-golf-three-fields-interview
2. ↑ https://www.vgr.com/burnout-spiritual-successor-dangerous-driving-will-have-spotify-integration/
3. ↑ https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2019/04/09/ex-criterion-developers-launch-dangerous-driving-today/
4. ↑ https://www.gamereactor.eu/dangerous-driving-review/
5. ↑ https://techraptor.net/gaming/news/dangerous-driving-update-roadmap-revealed-by-three-fields-entertainment
Advanced Supercar

"*Unleash your Rage in this Advanced Supercar!*"

The **Advanced Supercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. Sporting an aerodynamic rear wing, dual double exhaust pipes in the rear, 5-spoke wheels, and a sleeker-looking chassis.

Being the slowest Supercar in the game, the Advanced Supercar is not a vehicle with racing in mind due to the difficult steering and having the slowest acceleration in it's class. It's high weight stat means it's best suited for Road Rage and Takedowns so it can take some punishment from other drivers and push them off the road easily. This vehicle is not meant for racing because of it's type.

It's acceleration for a Supercar leaves much to be desired. If racing with this vehicle, players must do everything in their power to avoid wrecking. It's acceleration is so stiff for a high class vehicle, that racing with it is not ideal.

The fact that it's unlocked after both Road Rages in the Supercar Class, players will find almost no use for this vehicle unless they're wanting to have easy Takedowns against other drivers or if they were unsuccessful in getting a Gold Medal in one or both of the Road Rages in the class.

## Resemblance

The Advanced Supercar and it's other versions resemble a 2013 Ferrari LaFerrari.

## Trivia

* On the Three Fields Entertainment website seen in their FAQ blog, an Advanced Supercar can be seen with a red paint job with white Fat Stripes, in which the finish cannot be selected for that car in the game.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & BlackFat Stripes - Red w/ White (Unused)
## See Also

* Supercar
* Tuned Supercar
* Prototype Supercar
* Cop Supercar
Halfway There...

**Halfway There...** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. Just like One down... and Three To Go..., this achievement requires full completion of a vehicle class, the Coupe Class for this case. It is one of the many class specific achievements to be obtained naturally upon completion, with the other two being Unstoppable and Eye Of The Tiger.
Егор Лукас

**Egor** **Lucas** (real name — **Egor**; род. 26 February) — Russian Singer, actor, model. Russian, Australian, British supermodel, from 2014 to 2020 was one of the "angels" of "**Victoria Men**".

 Birth name
 Date of birth
 Profession
 Early career
 Genre

## **Biography**

**Егор** **Лукас** (real name — **Egor**; род. 26 February) —Russian Singer, actor, model. Russian, Australian, British supermodel, from 2014 to 2020 was one of the "angels" of "**Victoria Men**". After several successful years of fashion, including 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, A.M magazine named **Egor Lucas** the most influential model of the year.

## Modeling career

2009 - 2015

 2014 - 2017
Grands Prix

**Grands Prix** (not to be confused with Grand Prix) is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. It is the final Prototype achievement in the game, where the Prototype Formula DD must be unlocked in the Formula DD Class by getting a Gold Medal in either the Race or Pursuit unlike the other five Prototype achievements, where they are unlocked through Face Offs. Battle of Sedan, 4x4xFar, Little Deuce, Concours, and Rocky Mountain Road are the other five Prototype achievements.
Cop SUV

"*Increased storage for onboard Doughnut Supply!*"

The **Cop SUV** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It is a reskin of the base model SUV with a Police livery, decorated with a big front bumper, functional police lights and sirens, different wheels, and performs just like the base model SUV, just with slightly lighter weight and a tiny bit higher 0-62MPH and 0-100MPH acceleration stats, being 0.1 seconds quicker. It's only available in Pursuit events in the Single Player Career and cannot be used online under any means.

This vehicle cannot be repainted.

## How to Unlock

Achieve a Gold Medal in the SUV Class Pursuit.

## Resemblance

The Cop SUV and it's other versions are based on a Volkswagen Tiguan II.

## Trivia

* The license plate on the rear of all Cop Cars read, 'Smokey', which is a reference to Smokey & the Bandit.

## See Also

* Tuned SUV
* Advanced SUV
* Prototype SUV
* Cop Sedan
* Cop Supercar
Survival of the Fittest

**Survival of the Fittest** is one of the 40 achievements in *Dangerous Driving*. Although this can be done in any vehicle and any class, a Tuned vehicle is best due to their boost mechanics. The player has to fill up their boost bar all the way up, and then use it without letting go of the button. Any risks that the player takes makes this process longer, so it is preferred to do it in same-way lanes instead of Oncoming. Once the boost bar has been fully drained, provided the player didn't let go at any point, the achievement will unlock.
Sledgehammer County

*NOTE: this article covers elements from a game that is currently in development. It is still under construction at this time and more information will be revealed in the future as development continues.*

**Sledgehammer County** is the setting where Wreckreation takes place in. It is a massive 449 square kilometer open world area that includes four different environments. It was first shown at the PAX East 2020 alpha footage when Wreckreation was still named "Dangerous Driving 2".
Race

**Race** is a game type in Dangerous Driving. The player is pitted against five AI drivers along a closed circuit and always start out in last place each race, with the exception of online racing. Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals unlock more Races and events in general.

The objective is to finish first before your rivals. The amount of laps vary, depending on the vehicle class and length of the tracks. Tracks that are raced on before in the same vehicle class can also reappear as part of GPs. For instance, a Short track like Twin Ferry Lakes (Short) can have two laps in the Sedan Class Race, but appears again as the first race in the GP. There are 8 Races in the game:

The online Multiplayer Race differs a bit from the Career. There are no AI rivals to race with and can only be played with 2 to 6 players at once. The host is indicated by a small dog icon and can change the conditions of each race prior to starting, such as the class, vehicle, track, track variation, and the number of laps. All players need to be ready in order for the game to launch and can select their own paint before then.

Upon starting, all players will be randomly ordered in the starting grid and using the same vehicle as the host to further balance things out. Everyone also has a two segment boost bar that will never go down to one segment no matter how many wrecks they get into. Like the Career, Takedowns increase the boost bar segment to a max of four. There is also no same-way traffic at all and only Oncoming to make getting boost more risky.

## Rewards

* Winning the Formula DD Class Race will unlock the Prototype Formula DD.

## Achievements/Trophies

* **Chariot of Fire** - Win a Takedown Race
* **Another Cinderella Story...** - Win a Takedown Race after being in last place on the last lap
* **Victory Road** - Gold Medal all Takedown Races
Supercar

*This article is about the vehicle. For the vehicle class, see Supercar Class.*

The **Supercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving and is a returning vehicle from both Danger Zone games. It's the first Supercar available once the Coupe Class GP is completed.

As the introduction to the Supercar Class, the base model is a fast car and will be quite a handful for newer players unless they can maintain control of it. Because of it's high speeds, this vehicle can be a bit of a hassle to use. However, players will immediately lose usage of the base model very shortly after unlocking it's Tuned variant in the first event of it's class.

It's acceleration stats are completely superior to the base model Coupe in comparison, however is sub-par when compared to two of its three other versions.

## How to Unlock

Complete "The Cut Berline" GP in the Coupe Class.

## Resemblance

The regular Supercar and it's other versions resemble a 2013 Ferrari LaFerrari.

## Trivia

* This is the hologram vehicle seen in the menus when selecting it's class.
* This vehicle is seen on the box cover of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions, as well as the desktop icon for the PC version with the Tuned Coupe.
* On the Three Fields Entertainment website, the Supercar shows that it can be painted red with two skinny black stripes. However, the paint scheme is not selectable in game.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & BlackSkinny Stripes - Crimson w/ Black (Unused)
## See Also

* Advanced Supercar
* Cop Supercar
Studio Seufz

Twitter

**Studio Seufz** is the name of the independent developer of The Longing*.* The studio is based in Stuttgart, Germany. Studio Seufz produces games, animated films, and other interactive content.

The name "Studio Seufz" translates to "Studio Sigh" in English.

## External links

* Official site
* Profile on the official *The Longing* site
* Studio Seufz on Facebook
* Studio Seufz on Instagram
Prototype Sedan

"*Faster but more Fragile!*"

The **Prototype Sedan** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. Made for racing, it has a carbon fiber body shell, a big rear wing like the Advanced Sedan, the Tuned Sedan's body, a brass frame at the back of the vehicle, and dark gold wheels.

Presumably as the final vehicle unlocked in it's class, the Prototype Sedan is the lightest, fastest, and most agile car than all the other Sedans, making it the best racing machine for the rest of the class's events when unlocked. It has a Top Speed of 204MPH with more steering mobility which makes it go around corners easier.

However because of it's light weight and fragile body, this car can wreck easily and be taken out by heavier vehicles like its previous iterations. The Prototype is not meant for Takedowns or Road Rage, as it will wreck with the slightest hit of other rivals. As such, players will have a bit of a hard time taking out it's heavier counterparts and will have to settle for taking down other Prototype Sedans.

Unlocking this vehicle will give the Battle of Sedan achievement/trophy.

## Resemblance

The Prototype Sedan and it's brethren closely resemble that of a 2015 Honda Accord.

## Paints

Plain - BlackPlain - BluePlain - Electric BluePlain - GreenPlain - OrangePlain - RedPlain - YellowSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Black w/ RedSkinny Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Red w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat Stripes - Green w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat/Slim Stripe - Green w/ Black
## See Also

* Sedan
* Cop Sedan
* VIP Sedan
Road Rage

**Road Rage** is a game type in Dangerous Driving. Each of these events have a three minute time limit for the player to reach the Medal requirements for the amount of Takedowns they get. As the player progresses further in the career, the Medal requirements increase depending on their progression. The base model or, if available, an Advanced vehicle are highly recommended. The Road Rage ends when the player's vehicle is totaled, or when time runs out.

Medals are awarded for scoring a certain amount of Takedowns. Silver usually requires either half as much or double the amount that is required for Bronze, while Gold needs a little more than double the amount for Bronze or Silver.

A few Road Rages, starting in the Supercar Class, have special rules that change up the game. Road Rages in general also have an optional hidden Platinum Medal target to reach, which usually requires a little more than the Gold target.

The online multiplayer Road Rage is different than the one in the career. The game type consists of two teams: Blue Team races while the Red Team chases after them. If a Blue Team racer is taken out in a 3-6 player room, they are out of the race and have the choice to side with the Reds to turn against the Blues. If a Blue Team member finishes before any other Blues and the Reds take all the others down, the Blue Team will still win. If the Reds take down all the Blues before they reach the finish, the Reds win.

There are 10 Road Rages in the Single Player Career:

## Achievements/Trophies

* **Thunder Road** - Gold Medal all Road Rages
* **Seeing Red** - Win a Road Rage
Prototype Hypercar

"*Lightweight Materials make this Hypercar truly Dangerous!*"

The **Prototype Hypercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It has the same design as the Advanced Hypercar, except the body is of the Tuned variant, with a carbon fiber body with a wired roll cage set up around the rear with dark gold rims like the Prototype Sedan, Coupe, and Supercar.

This racing machine is a formidable opponent. It's the fastest of the Hypercars, having light weight and agile steering. Using this vehicle will take some time to get used to because of it's Top Speed of 234MPH, which makes it a speedster especially on some of the more straighter tracks like Eagle Ridge Mountain Long/Marathon or Surf Side Island Lighthouse. It's obvious problem is that it's too fragile for Road Rage and can easily get wrecked. It also makes it easy for heavier vehicles to take it out, provided that the heavier vehicle can keep up with it.

It has the fastest acceleration stats in the game, which means it can get back up to speed the quickest out of any other vehicle. In the hands of a pro driver, players can be speed demons both in the offline Single Player Career and online even though it's surpassed by two other vehicles in terms of raw speed.

The Rocky Mountain Road achievement/trophy will be awarded upon unlocking this vehicle.

## Resemblance

The Prototype Hypercar is based on an Audi R8.

## Trivia

* The Prototype Hypercar is the third fastest vehicle in the game, only being beaten by the Tuned and Prototype Formula DDs.

## Paints

Plain - BlackPlain - BluePlain - Electric BluePlain - GreenPlain - OrangePlain - RedPlain - YellowSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Black w/ RedSkinny Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Red w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat Stripes - Green w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat/Slim Stripe - Green w/ Black
Hypercar

*This article is about the vehicle. For the vehicle class, see Hypercar Class.*

The **Hypercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving and is a returning vehicle from Danger Zone 2. Available after completing the Supercar Class GP, the Hypercar is a high performance street beast.

For a start to an already fast class, the base model Hypercar is a very quick and nimble ride, with well-rounded stats to get players into the series. It's Top Speed of 220MPH is quite a fast pace to maintain for a base model. It has solid Takedown capabilities, decent mobility, and is just an overall excellent racer.

Despite the braking time being a tad weak, it's acceleration is fairly quick for it's class.

## How to Unlock

Complete "The Yellow and Blue" GP in the Supercar Class.

## Resemblance

The base model Hypercar is based on an Audi R8.

## Trivia

* All Hypercars outside the Prototypes can apply a plain green finish on them while all other finishes remain the same.
* The regular Hypercar and it's Advanced version had a green finish sporting a single fat black stripe with a skinny white one in development, although this vehicle cannot be colored in that scheme in the game.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangePlain - GreenSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & BlackFat/Slim Stripe - Green w/ Black & White (Unused)
## See Also

* Tuned Hypercar
* Prototype Hypercar
Tuned Hypercar

"*Burn it all down in this Tuned Hypercar!*"

The **Tuned Hypercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It is a faster version of the base model like the other Tuners, with a high performance chassis, a triple exhaust pipe in the rear, darker wheels, and a rear wing.

Takedowns are feasible with this vehicle, but it's not what the ride is about. It's type strongly suggests that it's made for Heatwave due to it's boost mechanism. It's decent at racing, but again, goes through boost like a madman which is why maintaining the risk combos are highly advised. The Tuned Hypercar is unlocked around the same time as the Prototype, so besides the Heatwave, players won't make use of this vehicle very much.

It's braking power remains untouched, but has slightly higher acceleration stats. It can catch back up quickly after a wreck or wall hit and maintain the lead.

## How to Unlock

Achieve Gold in the Hypercar Class Shakedown.

## Resemblance

The Tuned Hypercar is based on an Audi R8.

## Trivia

* Like the Advanced SUV, this vehicle had an orange paint finish with a black Fat/Skinny stripe. This finish cannot be selected in-game, though.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangePlain - GreenSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & BlackFat/Slim Stripe - Orange w/ Black (Unused)
Black Crystal

A black Crystal at home

The Black Crystal is an item that can be mined with a Mattock and used to decorate the Shade's home.

Only one Black Crystal is known to be available. It is easier than the other crystals to mine, taking only one minute to break away from the wall.

To reach it, head west from the Western Caves. Each time you reach a room with more than two passageways, make the following choices: Middle, Right, Right (where stairs turn).
Burning Down The House

**Burning Down The House** is one of the 40 achievements in *Dangerous Driving*. It's the more difficult version of the Heart Of Fire achievement, since this requires a Gold Medal in all Shakedowns, regular and Preview. This is one of the six Gold Medal all event type achievements, with No Wild Goose Chase, Victory Road, Thunder Road, Road Warrior, and Outwit. Outdrive. Outlast being the other five.
Three To Go...

**Three To Go...** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. Like with One down..., this achievement requires completion of all vehicle class events; in this case, the SUV Class. This one is earned via natural progression in the Career along with Halfway There..., Unstoppable, and Eye Of The Tiger with their respective vehicle classes.
Eagle Ridge Mountain

**Eagle Ridge Mountain** is one of the 7 different locations in Dangerous Driving. This location has elements of *Burnout 2*'s Crystal Summit tracks, *Burnout 3*'s Alpine, and *Burnout Revenge*'s White Mountain.

The switchback sections in Eagle Ridge Mountain are where players will have the opportunity to pull off some of the biggest drifts in the game. This is a dramatic snowy Mountain drive, featuring up and downhill Switchbacks. This track has 3 variations:

### Short

The Short track has tons of hairpin turns that alternate in between straights that require drifting to clear. It takes place at dawn with the sky being clear. It is the longest of the Eagle Ridge Mountain courses contrary to it's variation name, and the second longest Short course in the game.

This track appears four times in the Career:

1. Sedan Class Shakedown Preview
2. Sedan Class Heatwave
3. Supercar Class Eliminator
4. As the first race in "The Exotic GT" GP

* **Distance:** 10,725 Meters

### Long

These variations open up the outer parts of the map, but leaves the split road section in from the Short version. It takes place in the daytime with the forecast being cloudy. It's the shortest Eagle Ridge Mountain course also in contrary to it's variation name, and the third shortest Long track in the game.

This track variation appears five times in the Career, tied with Dead Rock Canyon's Short course for the most appearances:

1. Sedan Class Road Rage
2. As the second race in "The Saloon" GP
3. SUV Class Race 2
4. Supercar Class Face Off 3
5. Formula DD Class Shakedown

* **Distance:** 10,632 Meters

### Marathon

The Marathon variation is basically the Long variation but takes place at night with a magnetic field effect in the sky, the satellite dishes on the top of the mountain glow red lights, and it starts a little ways before the Long course's starting gate's location. The Marathon variation also is the shortest Marathon course in the game.

This track variation appears only once in the Career, similar to Grasslands Proving Ground's Marathon course:

1. As the first race in "The Cut Berline" GP

* **Distance:** 10,663 Meters

## See Also

* Twin Ferry Lakes
* Surf Side Island
* High Dunes Desert
* Cool Water Valley
* Point 2 Point Tracks
Unscathed

**Unscathed** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. It requires the player to achieve either a Gold or Platinum Medal in a Road Rage event without crashing a single time. Doing this in the earlier events of the Single Player Career is best, as the vehicles are slow enough to give more reaction time.
Cheeseria

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Customers

Akira (Practice)

Luca (After Practice)

Kentaro (any)

Marco (any)

Ai (any)

Emma (any)

Lucia (any)

Misaki (rank 3)

Andy (rank 4)

Matt (rank 5)

Jake (rank 6)

Alex (rank 7)

Naomi (rank 8)

Tatsuaki (rank 9)

Elisa (rank 10)

Eva (rank 11)

Jessie (rank 12)

Sakura (rank 13)

Abby (rank 14)

Jackie (rank 15)

Rin (rank 16)

Martin (rank 17)

Tyrone (rank 18)

Shinnosuke (rank 19)

Theo (rank 20)

Julie (rank 21)

Yoko (rank 22)

Yoshi (rank 23)

Kathrin (rank 24)

Steph (rank 25)

Sarah (rank 26)

Victor (rank 27)

Ryan (rank 28)

Miyu (rank 29)

Keiko (rank 30)

Steve (rank 31)

Nick (rank 32)

Oscar (rank 33)

Steve (rank 34)

Saburo (rank 35)

Maria (rank 36)

Hayley (rank 37)

Fumiko (rank 38)

Slike (rank 39)

Anna (rank 40)

Closers

Chris (Monday)

Helen (Tuesday)

Emily (Wednesday)

Pierre (Thrusday)

Hiroshi (Friday)

James (Saturday)

Daisuke (Sunday)
Delivery Miles

**Delivery Miles** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. This, along with Delivery Mileage, Mille Miglia, and Tyre Kicker are the four mileage achievements. Despite the description stating that 100 miles have to be driven in every car, the Cop Supercar makes it unlock before the player can even get all vehicles to 100 miles, being one short.

This achievement can also be unlocked online without having to complete the Career fully up to getting a Gold Medal in the Supercar Class Pursuit, but it requires constant setups and lengthy Races, as well as at least one other player.
Advanced Coupe

"*This Coupe punches above its weight!*"

The **Advanced Coupe** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It's a more aggressive-looking version of the base model with a big rear wing, high performance chassis, a bodykit that carves up the fenders, and two exhaust pipes in the center at the back.

As the second Coupe unlocked, the Advanced variation is meant for Road Rage, and it can take hits like a champ. It's aggressive style is not to be underestimated, as it can veer drivers off the road with a simple slam or shunt. Like all other Advanced cars, the Advanced Coupe is held back by it's slight lack of racing performance because it's a heavy vehicle. It's acceleration, mobility, and speeds are not up to snuff with the other Coupes, so wrecking with this vehicle should be highly avoided as much as possible if one decides to use it in a Race.

It is confirmed to return in Dangerous Driving 2.

## Resemblance

The Advanced Coupe and its other versions resemble a Jaguar F-Type.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & Black
## See Also

* Tuned Coupe
* Prototype Coupe
Heatwave (Achievement)

*This article is about the Achievement/Trophy. For the event type, see Heatwave.*

## Heatwave (Achievement)

### Trophy Type

Bronze

**Heatwave** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. It is awarded when the player gets a 3x Heatwave chain, hence the description. This should be a relatively simple achievement for players who are new to the game. Mercury Rising is the more difficult version of this achievement.
Grasslands Proving Ground

**Grasslands Proving Ground** is one of the 7 different locations in Dangerous Driving. It has elements from *Burnout Revenge*'s Lone Peak.

Grasslands stands apart from the other courses in the game, as it was designed as a test track. Set against a craggy, rocky backdrop are a myriad of tunnels, corners and some challenging air sections where players will definitely need their in-air aftertouch. They need to watch out for the Marathon course as it is set beneath a moonlit sky, but will need their eyes set firmly on the road if they don’t want to end up as part of the scenery. This location has 3 track variations.

### Short

The Short course resembles the style of Surf Side Island's Short course, but lacks the split roads and takes place during the early afternoon.

This track appears three times in the Career:

1. Coupe Class Road Rage 2
2. As the first race in "The Yellow and Blue" GP
3. Hypercar Class Race

* **Distance:** 7,533 Meters

### Long

The Long variation takes place in the outer parts of the Short version, where it begins before the freeway tunnels and has massive jumps for extreme amounts of airtime. It is the shortest Long course in the game.

This track variation appears twice in the Career mode:

1. Coupe Class Heatwave
2. Supercar Class Shakedown Preview 2

* **Distance:** 9,653 Meters

### Marathon

The Marathon version assembles both the Short and Long courses into one big course. The track map isn't shown in the menus, but it can be made out of the logo for the location. It is the second shortest Marathon course in the game.

This track appears in only one event in the Career, similar to Eagle Ridge Mountain's Marathon course:

1. As the final race in the "Works Wonders" GP

* **Distance:** 14,111 Meters

## See Also

* Twin Ferry Lakes
* Dead Rock Canyon
* High Dunes Desert
* Cool Water Valley
* Point 2 Point Tracks
I Will Survive

**I Will Survive** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. As the description shows, the player has to get either a Gold or Platinum Medal in a Survival event. To newer players, Survival events can be a bit tricky to get a Gold Medal on, as either a single crash or time running out before reaching the next checkpoint results in the event ending early. Its more difficult counterpart, Outwit. Outdrive. Outlast, requires the player to Gold Medal all Survival events in the game.
Survival

**Survival** is a game type in Dangerous Driving. This mode makes the player drive on Point 2 Point tracks and head to the other side or as far as they can without crashing once or running out of time before they reach the next checkpoint. The distance is determined in Meters, with the medal requirements being picked up along the way. After reaching and passing each checkpoint, the timer is reset no matter how low it gets. Traffic is more common than usual in these events, so players will need to be more careful.

Survivals also have hidden Platinum Medal targets and there are 5 of them in the Single Player Career, with the Supercar Class lacking a Survival event:

 SUV
 Coupe
 Hypercar
 Formula DD

## Rewards

* The player will unlock the Advanced SUV if they get a Gold Medal in the SUV Class Survival.

## Achievements/Trophies

* **I Will Survive** - Gold Medal a Survival
* **Going the Distance** - Drive 5 Miles in a Survival.
* **Outwit. Outdrive. Outlast.** - Gold Medal all Survivals
* **Survival of the Fittest** - Empty a full Boost Bar in one go in Survival
Going The Distance

**Going The Distance** is one of the 40 achievements/trophies in *Dangerous Driving*. The player must drive 5 miles in a single run of a Survival event to obtain it. Once the player goes past 8,000 Meters, this achievement will be unlocked. If the player achieves a Platinum Medal in the Sedan Class Survival or obtains a Gold Medal in the SUV Class Survival, this will come naturally.

If the player cannot get this achievement in the aforementioned vehicle classes, the Coupe Class Survival is a significantly easier event to get this on due to the long straight road after the many turns in the Eagle Ridge portion of the track.
Sedan

*This article is about the vehicle. For the vehicle class, see Sedan Class.*

The **Sedan** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving, and was originally used in both Danger Zone games. It's the base model of the Sedan Class.

This four door vehicle has everything a player can have to get started in the Single Player Career. While its stats aren't very notable compared to the vehicles unlocked in the career, it should be noted that the base model Sedan has the second slowest acceleration in the game, meaning crashes can be fatal when driving this vehicle.

An orange Sedan is seen in the PAX East 2020 build of Dangerous Driving 2, which means it is confirmed to return.

## How to Unlock

Available when starting the game for the very first time.

## Resemblance

The base model Sedan and it's brethren closely resemble that of a 2015 Honda Accord.

## Trivia

* The Sedan has the same speed as the Advanced SUV.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & Black
## See Also

* Tuned Sedan
* Advanced Sedan
* Prototype Sedan
* Cop Sedan
* VIP Sedan
Tuned Sedan

"*Increased Top Speed when used in Heatwave Races!*"

The **Tuned Sedan** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. It's a slightly faster version of the regular Sedan, but with boost mechanics that make it more fit for Heatwave game modes. It's outfitted with a slightly bigger rear wing.

The Tuned Sedan gets a slight increase to it's Top Speed compared to the regular Sedan, making it a bit more of a potent racer. As mentioned above, it's type means that it's best suited for Heatwave events due to it's ability to increase it's Top Speed by 2MPH for every Heatwave chained. And because it goes through boost quicker, players must keep risks chaining for it to maintain its boost, such as the Oncoming and Near Miss combo during Race events. The Tuned Sedan is slightly more prone to be taken out by a heavier vehicle in it's class, which means it's not a great choice for Road Rage. Oddly enough, it has a quicker acceleration from a dead stop to it's max speed in it's class, surpassing the Prototype Sedan even.

What makes the Tuned Sedan unreliable is it's unlock condition, as players who've won the Heatwave event prior to this vehicle's Face Off will find that the vehicle isn't that useful for the other events. Though if they choose to, players can ignore the Heatwave event and wait until they have the Tuned Sedan to go back and do it.

## Resemblance

The Tuned Sedan and it's brethren closely resemble that of a 2015 Honda Accord.

## Trivia

* This vehicle has the same Top Speed as the base model SUV.

## Paints

Plain - WhitePlain - SmokePlain - MetallicPlain - CrimsonPlain - BluePlain - GreyPlain - BlackPlain - Electric BluePlain - YellowPlain - RedPlain - OrangeSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueSkinny Stripes - White w/ RedFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueFat Stripes - White w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Smoke w/ BlueRacing Stripes - White w/ Red & Black
## See Also

* Advanced Sedan
* Cop Sedan
* VIP Sedan
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Grand Prix

**Grand Prix**s, abbreviated as **GP**s, are a game type in Dangerous Driving. They consist of three races, and are always the final event at the end of each vehicle class. The Medals aren't awarded until after the final race, which points are accumulated after each race depending on the position they finished in.

Points are carried over in between races. At the end of the GP, the points are added up in total and Medals will be awarded depending on the position. The racer who has the most points at the end of it all will be declared the winner, but Bronze at least needs to be achieved to unlock the next vehicle class and the base model for the unlocked class.

There are 6 GPs in the game, one for each class with their own names to fit the vehicle class:
Prototype Supercar

"*Take the Highway to the Danger Zone!*"

The **Prototype Supercar** is one of the 27 playable vehicles in Dangerous Driving. Like the other Prototypes, the car boasts a carbon fiber body, a rear wing and body style from the Tuned variation, a sleek chassis from the Advanced version, a brass frame wrapped around the back, and dark gold wheels like the Prototype Coupe and Prototype Sedan.

It has the fastest speed in it's class, and can even rival speeds in the Hypercar Class. It is a popular choice for online racing due to it's performance, even though there are faster vehicles in the game. It's light weight and mobile steering make it one of the best racing machines overall. But the light weight is a flaw simultaneously, as it can be taken out easily by heavier vehicles. As such, this makes the Prototype Supercar built for the road, and not the rage.

While it's faster than the Tuned Supercar, it's acceleration is slightly worse. But the vehicle is still great for racing despite this.

This vehicle will award the Concours achievement/trophy once unlocked.

## Resemblance

The Prototype Supercar and it's other versions resemble a 2013 Ferrari LaFerrari.

## Trivia

* In the vehicle's loading screen picture, the Prototype Supercar can be seen with the rear wing, wheels of the Advanced Supercar, and no brass frame. But in the garage, it uses the Tuned Supercar's rear wing and wheels, and it features the brass frame. This is most likely a design flaw, or an overlooked error.
	+ Also in its loading screen, the phrase "*Take the Highway to the Danger Zone!*" is a reference to the song "*Danger Zone*" by Kenny Loggins.

## Paints

Plain - BlackPlain - BluePlain - Electric BluePlain - GreenPlain - OrangePlain - RedPlain - YellowSkinny Stripes - Orange w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteSkinny Stripes - Black w/ RedSkinny Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Orange w/ BlackFat Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackFat Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteFat Stripes - Red w/ BlackFat Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Orange w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Yellow w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Sky Blue w/ WhiteRacing Stripes - Black w/ RedRacing Stripes - Red w/ BlackRacing Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat Stripes - Green w/ BlackSkinny Stripes - Green w/ BlackFat/Slim Stripe - Green w/ Black
## See Also

* Supercar
* Cop Supercar