This rendition appears to be based on the Cheyenne Trim 1989–1991 K5 Blazer, while the tail lights and the slight lean of the rear of the cab resemble the 1980-1996 Ford Bronco.Īgain, the vehicle follows the same two-tone color scheme, in the same manner as the GTA San Andreas rendition. The Rancher returns to Grand Theft Auto IV with a highly similar design, only now higher quality and slight cosmetic adjustments. Both cars only differs in minor details, such as the headlights, tail lights, rear end and wheels.ĭespite being absent from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the SUV has its gang version, which shares most of the characteristics, but its details are very different. This was changed in the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas rendition, so the lower section will have the same color as the upper section of the vehicle. The Grand Theft Auto: Vice City rendition always have the lower section in a black color, resulting in three different colors on a single car. The secondary color poses as a stripe-like print on the sides and rear of the vehicle. Despite its size, the two-door Rancher is only capable of holding two occupants, as its rear compartment is not capable of carrying passengers, similar to two-door pickup trucks in the series.īoth renditions follows a two-tone color scheme, where the primary color covers the majority of the vehicle, such as the hood, roof, some parts of the side profiling, and the rear bed. It is stylised as a medium-sized SUV designed with off-road capabilities in mind, featuring large tires, soft suspensions and a high ground clearance. Both renditions of the Rancher resemble a 1973–1991 Chevrolet K5 Blazer, particularly the 19–1988 models.

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