The 1995 Chevrolet Caprice is a series of full-size cars manufactured by Chevrolet from 1990 to 1996. It was available in a saloon and estate body style.
The Caprice is based on the B-body platform and came out as a modern redesign of the 1977 to 1990 produced 3rd generation model. It was also offered for authorities as the 9C1 police package model and as the 9C6 package for taxicab companies.
Throughout its production run, the Caprice received numerous model year changes that often included styling changes. In 1996, the Caprice and all other B-body platform models were discontinued.
Games[]
Need for Speed: High Stakes[]
The Chevrolet Caprice appears in Need for Speed: High Stakes as a police vehicle in both releases.
Pursuit (PlayStation)[]
The Caprice appears in the PlayStation release as a selectable pursuit vehicle, and it is available from the beginning. It can also be found patrolling the Dolphin Cove, Kindiak Park and Snowy Ridge courses.
Using the Chevrolet Caprice in Hot Pursuit mode unlocks the Police Corvette upon arresting ten speeders.
Pursuit (PC)[]
The Caprice appears in the PC release as a police vehicle patrolling the Dolphin Cove, Atlantica, Aquatica, and Empire City courses. Players can drive it upon swapping to the next police cars whilst playing as cop in Hot Pursuit mode.
Taxi[]
A taxi variant only appears in a television commercial for the PlayStation release, but is not present in the retail game.
Trivia[]
- The Chevrolet Caprice, at one point in development, could be modified with upgrades in the PlayStation release of Need for Speed: High Stakes, even though there's no stock variant available in the final release.
- A police patrol vehicle resembling the 4th generation Chevrolet Caprice appears in the PlayStation release of Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed.
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Police
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Police (Modified)
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Taxi (Traffic)
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Police
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