More:Driver: Parallel Lines: Hints

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Contents 1 Hints 1.1 Customize car 1.2 Prison Transport Bus 1.3 Get car on flatbed 1.4 Easy money 1.5 Ray's erotic pictures 1.6 Real car names 1.6.1 70's Era 4-Door Sedan 1.6.2 70's Era 2-Door 1.6.3 70's Era Muscle 1.6.4 70's Era Sports 1.6.5 70's Era Utility 1.6.6 70's Era Commercial 1.6.7 2006 Era 4-Door Sedan 1.6.8 2006 Era 2-Door Sedan 1.6.9 2006 Era Sports 1.6.10 2006 Era Motorcycle 1.6.11 2006 Era Utility 1.6.12 2006 Era Commercial 1.7 Driver references 1.8 DRIV3R reference 1.9 Stuntman reference 1.10 Programmer references

Hints

Customize car

In the 1977 Era, go out of your safe house, then turn right. Then keep on straight until you find an alley way. In it you can find a place where you can customize your car with new wheels, body kit, side skirts, front, bumper, etc. Note: It is not available in the 2006 Era.

To customize your cars for less, successfully complete the game then choose the car or bike store at Rays. If it is for the 2006 era go to the 1977 era then customize it for ten times less money.

Prison Transport Bus

During the Jail Break mission, you must drive a prison transport to the prison. When you get there, a gate will open Stop in the way of the gate so that it cannot close, and do not completely enter. There should be a gray school bus to your left marked "Prison Transport System" on the side. Get into it, drive to the garage, and store it. Quickly get back to the prison and into the transport. The mission will continue as usual, but you ,ust break through the rest of the three gates yourself. They are easy to break; just drive through them. Note: This vehicle is only available once.

Get car on flatbed

Find a ramp near Hunts Point. Park the flatbed next to the high side of the ramp. Then find a car from the road and drive it off the ramp onto the flatbed. Note: Sometimes you will not be able to get out of the car.

Easy money

Win a circuit race without hitting the wall or the other racers to earn a $10,000 clean driver bonus.

On your third mission where Ray asks you to collect $1,500 and deliver the money to his Auto Shop in La Guardia, enter the La Guardia Circuit Race. Win first place under any difficulty setting. Upon completion of the race, the Circuit will close and you will not be able to race again. Save the game (provided that the autosave feature is turned off) and restart the mission. The La Guardia Circuit Race will then be re-opened, but you will retain the money you won from the last race. Repeat this to continue earning as much money as desired. Once you have the money you need, return to Ray's Auto Shop and to the green marker to make upgrades to your cars. This makes it easier to win the La Guardia Races. To complete the mission and continue the game, have at least $1,500 and go to the yellow marker at Ray's Auto Shop at the start of the mission.

Ray's erotic pictures

In all of Ray's Auto Shops during 1977 Era, go up the steps and zoom in on the table. You will see a picture of a topless girl as well as other pictures around the shop.

Real car names

Most of the cars in the game are based on actual vehicles. The following is a list of the cars in the game from both eras and the name of their closest real-life counterpart. Note: All race cars in the game are modified versions of the standard models they are based on, and may not have a real-life counterpart.

70's Era 4-Door Sedan

Regina: Chevrolet Caprice Classic or 76' Oldmobile Delta 88 Royale

Pangea: Pontiac Bonneville Wagon

Chauffeur: Lincoln Continental Limousine

Zartex: Dodge 440 Police

70's Era 2-Door

Rosalita: 74' Oldsmobile Delta 88

Fairwiew: Lincoln Towncar

Rhapsody: AMC Gremlin or Honda Civic Hatchback

Grand Valley: Chevy Bel Air

70's Era Muscle

Cerrano: 1970 Ford Mustang GT500

Brooklyn: Ford Mustang GT350

Cerva: 76' Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Andec: Dodge Charger or 1967 Buick Skylark

70's Era Sports

Melizzano: Lamborgini Muira

Bonsai: 70' Nissan Skyline

Raven: Lotus Esprit or Vector W12

San Marino: Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

Hot Rod: Ford Lowboy

70's Era Utility

Land Roamer: Ford Bronco

Boltus: Ford F150

Woody: 55' Ford 150

70's Era Commercial

Courier: UPS truck

Delivery Van: Ford Econoline 350

City Bus: International Blue Bird

Tow Truck: Ford F-350

Boldius: Peterbuilt Cab

2006 Era 4-Door Sedan

Torrex: Ford Crown Victoria

Colonna: Honda Accord

Prestige: Chrysler Sebring or Dodge Intrepid

Atlas: Chrysler 300C

2006 Era 2-Door Sedan

Krammer: Dodge Neon

Miyagi: Ford Focus

2006 Era Sports

Teramo: Dodge Viper GTS-R or TVR Tuscan Speed-6

BX-9: Aston Martin DB9 Coupe

MX 2000: Nissan RX-7

Zenda: Bugatti Veyron

2006 Era Motorcycle

Antilli VO3: Ducati Supersport 1000DS

2006 Era Utility

Olympic: Chevy Suburban

Montara: Cadillac Escalade

Indiana: Lexus RX300 or Volkswagen Touareg

2006 Era Commercial

Saxon: Frieghtliner C120

School Bus: International Bluebird

Refuse Truck: MACK truck

Negotiator: APC

Driver references

Driver posters are visible on the walls of the 1978 safe house.
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Graffiti reading "Tanner Lives" can be seen on the walls of the 2006 safe house.

Driver strategy guides are found on a magazine rack in police headquarters.

If you look closely at some cars, you will notice they are exact replicas to some cars around the city in the original Driver. Every traffic car from the first installment of Driver is here, since both games are set in the 1970's.

DRIV3R reference

Go outside the building where you got shot by the corrupt policeman in the "Kidnap" mission in the 1978 Era. Use a gun to zoom in on the contents of the yellow dumpsters to thrown away copies of DRIV3R.

Stuntman reference

Stuntman posters are visible on the walls of the 1978 safe house.

Programmer references

Look on the newspapers blowing around the streets, taxi signs, the safe house dart board, and the safe house refrigerator door to see photos of the development team.

The Reflections logo can be seen as graffiti on some walls.

The Atari logo can be seen on a neon signs at Times Square.