The Banshee comes in a standard monochromatic paint or with a racing stripe.

The standard Bravado logo is used on the front and rear of the car. Similar to its real-life counterpart, the Banshee bears its own logo, resembling a screaming mouth with fangs on the side panels, steering wheel, and upholstery. Unlike the real-life Viper’s V10 engine, the in-game Banshee has a 4.9L twin-turbocharged V8, according to the AutoEroticar website, and can be seen in-game if the player inflicts enough damage to cause the hood to open.īanshees in GTA 5 are present as convertibles with roll bars, as well as hardtops. The interior of the car appears to be inspired by the MKIV Toyota Supra’s, with the auxiliary dashboard controls facing the driver.

The front fascia loosely resembles the Marcos Mantis, while the taillights resemble those of the Aston Martin DB9. In GTA 5, the Bravado Banshee resembles a second generation Dodge Viper SR, but has side-pipe exhaust and a shorter roofline, resembling the third generation or fourth generation Dodge Viper ZB.