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'''[[Highwayman|Chryslus Highwayman]] |
'''[[Highwayman|Chryslus Highwayman]] |
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* Electric engine powered by [[microfusion cell]]s and [[Small energy cell (Fallout)|small energy cell]]s |
* Electric engine powered by [[microfusion cell]]s and [[Small energy cell (Fallout)|small energy cell]]s |
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* Seen in ''[[Fallout 2]]'' and ''[[Fallout New Vegas]]''. In ''Fallout 2'' a working Highwayman can be used by the [[Chosen One]]. |
* Seen in ''[[Fallout 2]]'' and ''[[Fallout New Vegas]]''. In ''Fallout 2'' a working Highwayman can be used by the [[Chosen One]]. |
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This page is about the company. For the location in Fallout 3, see Chryslus Building. |
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Chryslus Corporation[1] (also known as Chryslus Motors) was an automobile manufacturer, creator of the venerable Corvega and Highwayman lines of vehicles. As one of the few companies, it managed to successfully release models powered from rechargeable batteries, rather than conventional fuels. Their premier line was the aforementioned Corvega, selling for $199,999 in 2077.
Their offices were located in Washington, D.C., along with their primary Corvega factory. A large Corvega assembly plant is located in Lexington in what is now the Commonwealth.
Models
Original Corvega
- Two-door sports coupe
- 800 horsepower engine, 0 to 60 MPH in 0.5 seconds
- Analog system, as opposed to electronic parts used in later models
- First known model of Corvega manufactured
- Hardtop coupe
- Electric engine powered by microfusion cells and small energy cells
- Seen in Fallout 2 and Fallout New Vegas. In Fallout 2 a working Highwayman can be used by the Chosen One.
Corvega Atomic V8
- Corvega two-door coupe model
- Nuclear engine
- Seen in Atomic V8 billboard, and popular in the areas pertaining to Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas
Unnamed Four-Door
- Unnamed sedan model
- Nuclear engine [2]
- Popular in the areas pertaining to Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas
Bubble-Top
- Unnamed two-door coupe with a hemispherical dome over the passenger cabin
- Nuclear engine
- Seen in Driving Paradise billboards in Fallout 3
- Featured in the Fallout 4 announcement trailer during a pre-war cutscene
- Two-door sports coupe
- Nuclear engine
- Seen in Fallout 4
Possible models
- Two-door police coupe
- Supercharged engine (possibly nuclear)
- Seen in Fallout New Vegas
Appearances
- An advertisement for a Chryslus Corvega appears in the intro movie of Fallout. The car advertised is priced at "only" $200,000, meaning that the economy of the pre-War world was vastly inflated.
- The Chryslus building and Corvega factory both appear in Fallout 3.
- There are two types of derelict Corvega automobiles in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, the Atomic V8 (two seats) and the unnamed four seat variant.
- There are two more Corvega automobiles the first Corvega from the Fallout intro, and the other Corvega from the Fallout 3 billboard.
- A wrecked Highwayman appears in Fallout: New Vegas near Novac with a few energy cells in the trunk.
- A Chryslus car is named in the Randall Clark terminal entries.
- Chryslus vehicles appear in Fallout 4.
Behind the scenes
- The company name is a reference to Chrysler Motors, an American automobile manufacturer.
- The Cherry Bomb appears in Forza Motorsport 6, albeit renamed the "Chryslus Rocket 69." It is available for all Fallout 4 players.
