The Declasse Lifeguard (SUV) is a Emergency vehicle featured in Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online.
The Lifeguard (SUV) is a variant of the standard Granger base model.
How to get the Lifeguard (SUV) in GTA 5 Story Mode:
In GTA V Story Mode, the Lifeguard (SUV) can only be found and stolen (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below). It is not available for purchase.
How to get the Lifeguard (SUV) in GTA Online:
The Lifeguard (SUV) can be simply found and stolen on the street (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below), or it can be purchased for a price of $865,000.
The Lifeguard (SUV) can be stored in any of your Properties/Garages as a Personal Vehicle. It can be customized at MOC / Avenger Workshop.
Once acquired, you can request the delivery of the Lifeguard (SUV) from the Mechanic.
Declasse Lifeguard (SUV) in Real Life:
The design of the Declasse Lifeguard (SUV) is based on a real life California Lifeguard livery.
Declasse Lifeguard (SUV) Top Speed:
The actual top speed of the Lifeguard (SUV) in GTA V is 95.25 mph (153.29 km/h) when it's fully upgraded, as it's been accurately tested in-game by Broughy1322.
Can you sell the Lifeguard (SUV) in GTA Online?
Yes, you can sell the Lifeguard (SUV) at MOC / Avenger Workshop for a resale price of $519,000 (60% of the original purchase), plus 50% of the value of your upgrades.
Lifeguard (SUV): GTA V Vehicle Info
- Vehicle Class Emergency
- Manufacturer
Declasse - Acquisition Can be stolen / found
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Base Model
Granger
$35,000 - GTA Online Price $865,000
- Storage Location Garage (Personal Vehicle)
- Delivery Method Mechanic
- Modifications MOC / Avenger Workshop
- Sell Can be sold only if purchased (High-End)
- Sell Price (Resale) $519,000 ($659,500 when fully upgraded)
- Race Availability Cannot be used in Races
- Top Speed - Game Files 86.99 mph (140.00 km/h)
- Based on (Real Life) California Lifeguard livery
- Seats 4
- Mass / Weight 2,400 KG
- Drive Train RWD
- Gears 5
Lifeguard (SUV): GTA V Performance
- Top Speed - Real 95.25 mph (153.29 km/h)
- Lap Time 1:24.217
- Bulletproof No
- Explosive Resistance
Amount of explosives required to destroy the Lifeguard (SUV), with 100% armor, and occupied by a player:
Explosive Weapon Amount Homing Launcher / Oppressor Missiles / Jet Missiles 1 RPG / Grenades / Sticky Bomb / MOC Cannon 1 Explosive Rounds (Heavy Sniper Mk II) 2 Tank Cannon (Rhino / APC) 1 Anti-Aircraft Trailer Dual 20mm Flak 1
Lifeguard (SUV): GTA V Statistics
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Speed75.12
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Acceleration50.00
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Braking26.67
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Handling62.12
- Overall 53.48
Note: The above statistics are coming from the Rockstar official website.
Lifeguard (SUV) Description:
Look the part on the beach with the rugged, dune-conquering Lifeguard from Declasse. It may not have the best acceleration, but who cares when it comes with a decorative surfboard to better establish your beach cool? And thanks to the tinted windows, you can look authoritative without having to show off that flabby beach bod.
Lifeguard (SUV): GTA V Appearances
- Game Edition
GTA OnlineGTA V Story Mode - DLC / Title Update 1.01 Game Launch
- Release Date September 17, 2013
- Platforms PCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|SPlayStation 4Xbox OnePlayStation 3Xbox 360
GTA Online
GTA V Story Mode- Lifeguard (SUV) Spawn Locations in Grand Theft Auto V
Where to find the Lifeguard (SUV) in
GTA Online and GTA V Story Mode:
- Del Perro Pier
- The Beach
- South end of Vespucci Beach
- Similar Vehicles
- Model ID lguard
- Notes NB: Previously unobtainable, the Lifeguard (SUV) was made available for purchase in GTA Online with The Diamond Casino Heist Update on December 12, 2019. However, it has been removed from the purchasable list of vehicles on June 13, 2023 - but it can still be stolen off the street.
- Lifeguard (SUV): Vehicle Customization
Total Cost to Fully Upgrade in GTA Online $281,000
Modification Story Price GTA Online Price Armor No Armor $1,000 Armor Upgrade 20% $7,500 Armor Upgrade 40% $12,000 Armor Upgrade 60% $20,000 Armor Upgrade 80% $35,000 Armor Upgrade 100% $50,000 Brakes Stock Brakes $1,000 Street Brakes $20,000 Sport Brakes $27,000 Race Brakes $35,000 Engine EMS Upgrade, Level 1 $9,000 EMS Upgrade, Level 2 $12,500 EMS Upgrade, Level 3 $18,000 EMS Upgrade, Level 4 $33,500 Horns See the full list of the available Horns options » Lights > Headlights Stock Lights $600 Xenon Lights $7,500 Lights > Neon Kits See the full list of the available Neon Kits options » Plates Blue on White 1 $200 Blue on White 2 $200 Blue on White 3 $200 Yellow on Blue $300 Yellow on Black $600 Respray Crew Emblem $25,000 Suspension Stock Suspension $200 Lowered Suspension $1,000 Street Suspension $2,000 Sport Suspension $3,400 Competition Suspension $4,400 Transmission Stock Transmission $1,000 Street Transmission $29,500 Sports Transmission $32,500 Race Transmission $40,000 Turbo None $5,000 Turbo Tuning $50,000 Wheels > Wheel Type See the full list of the available Wheel Types options » Wheels > Wheel Color See the full list of the available Wheel Colors options » Wheels > Tire Design Stock Tires $200 Custom Tires $5,000 Wheels > Tire Enhancements Standard Tires $200 Bulletproof Tires $25,000 (Rank 20) Low Grip Tires $500 (at LS Car Meet) Wheels > Tire Smoke See the full list of the available Tire Smoke options » Windows None $500 Light Smoke $1,500 Dark Smoke $3,500 Limo $5,000
Lifeguard (SUV): GTA V Screenshots
Lifeguard (SUV): Custom Paint Jobs
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