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The Tulip has been the hero car for three years and that is unusual for them

Trailer 1, Trailer 2, key art, store pages. Same car.

GTA V's marketing rotated through a dozen vehicles. RDR2 barely had a hero vehicle at all. Here they have picked one four door muscle car and put it in everything for three years.

Either it is genuinely the story car in a way that matters, or somebody in that art department really loves a 72 Chevelle. Both are fine outcomes.

tulipdriver3w ago

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ambrosia_sugar3w agoHaven't played

The cover art being two people and a car rather than a nine panel grid was the first sign this game had a different pitch.

keysrunner_883w agoHaven't played

Or it is simply the car the two of them own, in which case it appears in everything because they appear in everything.

tulipdriver3w agoHaven't played

That is the simpler explanation and probably the right one. It is their car. Which is somehow a better reason for it to be in the key art.

vicebeachcam3w agoHaven't played

Marketing consistency at this scale is usually a sign that the vehicle appears in a scene they know is going in every trailer. It is the car in the opening or the car in the ending, one of the two.

portgellhorn_3w agoHaven't played

A beaten up four door instead of a supercar on the box is a statement in itself. GTA V put a jet on the cover art.

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