Part 12

Explore the detailed list of vehicles featured in Part 12 of Mafia: The Old Country, including real-world inspirations and in-game names.

This section details the various vehicles present in Mafia: The Old Country, often providing their real-world inspirations and historical context.

• Lassiter V16 Roadster — 1932 Auburn Boat Tail Speedster
• Lassiter V16 Phaeton — 1930-31 Cadillac V16 Phaeton
• Lassiter V16 Fordor/Police — 1930-33 Cadillac V16
• Lassiter V16 Appolyon — 1937 Cadillac V16 series 37-90 Cabriolet, aka Roadster, by Willy Hartmann commissioned by Phillipe Barraud
• Lassiter V16 Charon — 1930-1932 Cadillac Town Car modified. "Charon" refers to the mythological ferryman of the dead.
• Ulver — 1934-37 Chrysler Airflow Sedan
• Wright Fordor — 1936-38 Buick Special or Century
• Wright Coupe — 1936-38 Buick Special or Century Sport Coupe convertible
• Silver Fletcher — 1933 Pierce Silver Arrow
• Bruno Speedster 851 — 1935-36 Auburn 851 "Boattail Speedster"
• Celeste Marque 500 — 1934-36 Mercedes-Benz 500K Special Roadster
• Trautenberg Model J — 1929-37 (probably 1930) Duesenberg Model J convertible coupe. Al Capone owned one.
• Brubaker 4WD — 1920's-30's Miller race car
• Caesar 8C Mostro — 1931-33 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza
• Caesar 8C 2300 Racing — 1932-33 Alfa Romeo Tipo B P3
• Carrozella C-Otto 4WD — 1925-29 Bugatti Type 35
• Trautenberg Racer 4WD — 1927/1931 "Whitney Straight" Duesenberg
• Manta Prototype — 1938 Phantom Corsair, a prototype by Rust Heinz, featured in the 1938 movie "Young at Heart".
• Manta Taxi — 1938 Phantom Corsair
• Bolt-Thrower Red/Hillbilly 5.1 FWD — 1957 Ford Thunderbird but longer and modified with bigger tail fins like those on a 1957 Cadillac Eldorado or 1957-1958 Plymouth Savoy, Belvedere, or Fury.
• HotRod — 1933-34 Ford Coupe hot rod
• Black Dragon 4WD — 1932 Ford three window coupe (Roadster?) hot rod
• Mutagen 4WD — 1936-37 Cord 810/812 sedan modded with electrical poles on the engine hood.
• Flamer — 1934-36 Mercedes-Benz 500 K Sports Roadster or Luxury Roadster hot rod
• Masseur — 1932 Ford Model B pickup hot rod
• Masseur Taxi — 1932 Ford Model B pickup hot rod
• Demoniac — 1923? Ford Model T blown bucket hot rod
• Crazy Horse — 1926-7? Ford Model T coupe hot rod
• Bob Mylan 4WD — 1936-8 Chevrolet HB Master hot rod with the grill of a 1936 Chevrolet DA Master, DC Standard
• Disorder 4WD — 1933-34 Ford Coupe convertible hot rod
• Speedee 4WD — 1933-34 Ford Coupe hot rod
• Luciferion FWD — 1934-6 Hudson (Terraplane?) hot rod
• Black Metal 4WD — 1936-8 Chevrolet HB Master with armor and a cow catcher. Grill resembles a 1935 model.
• Flower Power — 1931-32 Ford Model A Panel Delivery (modified)
• Flame Spear 4WD — 1928 Opel RAK 2 race car, one of Fritz von Opel's rocket-powered vehicles.
• Train — 1934-1936 LMS Jubilee class steam locomotive
• Plane — 1927 Ford 4-AT Trimotor ("Tin Goose"). Used by U.S. airlines and Air Force, also a "Wings of Texaco" model.
• Barge — 1920's-1930's (?) lake freighter ("Laker").
• The Lost Heaven Queen — Late 1880's-early 1900's paddlewheel steamboat, similar to those on the Mississippi River.
• Tram — Late 1920's-early 1930's electric trolley.