Hafner Tiara Victory

The Hafner Tiara Victory (aka Tiara, Tiara Vic or just Vic) is a vehicle of the UC West car company Hafner Motor Company (HMC). It is categorized as a full-size sedan and it is the successor of the LTD Tiara Victory and shares its name with it. The sister cars are the "Venus Marargar" and the "Washington Citycar".

## Service History

### Used By

United Creatures Space Police; ULTIO Corporation; UC Cab Service; UC West Military; UC Fire and Rescue Department; UC Civilisation Company

## Production History

### Variants

Civilian, Interceptor, Taxi, Civilisation Car, Military, EMS

## Specifications

### Armor

bullet and plasma proofed plates + reinforced windows (Peacemaker)

### Engine

4.8L V8 (Civil and Police), Supercharged 3.8L V12 (ULTIO and Peacemaker)

### Speed

ca. 225 km/h; 238 km/h (Interceptor); 280 km/h (ULTIO)

### Second Generation

The production Tiara Victory Generation 2 started together with a goverment contract. After Chevrette discontinued the Capriccio, the main competition was gone.

It is known to be very reliable, even though it was not popular with the creatures. The main usage in the UC can be seen as police vehicles and cabs in adventures. There is also a rare military version and a fire department EMS and supervisor version, mostly in the West UC. It can also be bought in UC police auctions, since there is a retired police car version in Sporepedia too.

**LX Sport Version**

The LX version doesn't have its own model, but it is mentioned. It has similiar top speed to the Interceptor, but is rather just a performance version of the regular Tiara Vic.

Description by the Hafner Motor Company:

*Enter the Tiara Victory: you probably ended up in its backseat if you got into trouble... or you were judged by your race perhaps. After Chevrette discontinued their Capriccio we overran the cab and police cruiser market even thought everyone liked the Capriccio better. That's the kind of middle finger you get from us! We smacked an big old heavy V8 in it to represent our heritage and made it unnecessary heavy. But it turns out, that weight is good for ramming other vehicles... or creatures (to death). This vehicle is very forgiving, so while you could die in a accident, your car won't! Except the first models who kinda had their fuel tanks exploding for no reason. But who cares? That's the past! This car will achieve your failed childhood dream of becoming a police detective and it also gives a great opportunity to scare criminals on the road. We aren't recommending it for daily driving in gang districts, be aware!*

## Variants

### Hafner Tiara Victory Interceptor

   The Police Interceptor version has a reinforced suspension and a better engine. The Peacemaker has an even bigger engine, armor panels, passenger protection, 2 maschine guns on the hood and a rocket launcher on the roof. Even though it was intended to fight against corrupt captains and terrorists. When the Gossips invaded the UC, Peacemakers got mass produced because of their cheap costs and efficient protection for law enforcers and civilians.

ULTIO also has a supercharged V12 version, it is seen in Liskus Crimes Season 2 as main cruiser by ULTIO Security.

Description by the Hafner Motor Company:

*The Peacemaker, downforce, firepower and armor. The perfect car for daily driving in East Los Spodangeles or Darkton! The Supercharged V12 is not only making this vehicle super fast, but it also makes it more dangerous to drive! Because nothing is better than a urban shootout in a police cruiser armed with military-grade weaponry! Have law enforcing your way and definetly not use it to oppress minorities!*

## Trivia

* It is based on the Ford Crown Victoria.
* The UC Taxi scheme is a direct reference to NY cabs.
* The Peacemaker version is a reference to the starter car of the PS2 game "World Super Police".
* The Fire Department livery is based on the FDNY Supervisor Ford Crown Victoria.
* While in reality it is discontinued, it isn't in the UC. Hafner still has it in production, because they get blown up or destroyed a lot, so it is still worth producing them.