Charge Cisco



When a Charge Cisco is on the scene, don't expect to evade this car as easily as other cars. The Charge Cisco is not the fastest sports car compared to the Vegas G20, the V20 Jericho, and the Rapier. In fact, its straight line performance is much more comparable to the Charge Mikro and Packer Vaquero, which specialize in handling over speed and durability. The Cisco, paired side-by-side with a Jericho, Mikro, Vegas, or Rapier, will not win a race relying on sheer speed and will probably end up more towards the back of the race. However, it is not an average performer. It focuses on the enjoyment of driving rather than narrowing performance to one subject. It is a car that is perfect for novice drivers to jump into high-spec performance cars, which have a tendency to overwhelm inexperienced drivers with massive power straight to the rear wheels, almost ignoring the idea of traction. It isn't a very durable car even if it can hold against a Rapier or a Mikro just a bit longer, which makes it a terrible choice when driving through areas bombarded with enemy fire, but it is every bit as nimble as the Mikro or Vaquero, allowing skilled drivers to drift around corners with exceptional ease and the ability to perform donuts in forward and reverse motions. Although most players looking for fast cars will buy Jericho's, G20's, and Rapier's, many players still stick with the Cisco for its user-friendly handling, charming good looks, and a wider variety of body styles to tinker with.