The requested Rebla in Stevie's Car Thefts. However, its high center of gravity makes more susceptible to roll-over accidents, which prevents it from gaining a 100% score in crash safety. The Rebla can withstand a high amount of damage before the engine fails, making it a good getaway car. In fact, the Rebla is one of the safest vehicles in the game in terms of Windshield Ejection. The body stays intact and its deformation keeps forces away from the cabin during a crash and occupants are highly unlikely to be thrown from the vehicle. Coupled to the powerful V8 engine, the Rebla is a surprisingly good off-road vehicle, despite the lack of four wheel drive.Īlthough the Rebla is more compact than many of the other SUV's and pick-ups in the game, it is a very safe vehicle. It does have a high ground clearance and short wheelbase. The Rebla is not a big SUV and only sports rear wheel drive (similar to how the Mercedes-Benz M-Class has RWD models for the southern United States market). This does, however, have a rather modest maximum speed, rather impressive for a family SUV. The front-mounted 4.8-litre V8 is abundantly potent, but the sheer weight of the Rebla results in rather torpid acceleration from a standing start. That said, the sports cruiser-inspired suspension setup coupled with the large brake discs do make this comparably more agile than what is perceived to be the Rebla's main rival, the Habanero. The lack of four-wheel drive results in the car feeling marginally less planted on the road (as well as offroad), a feel that is made increasingly apparent the faster you drive it.
The Rebla can come with several accessories: The Rebla is equipped with a GPS system with a male voice, but only if the player leaves the "selected cars" (default) option in the audio menu. Interestingly, the Rebla bears a resemblance to the 2006-2012 Ssangyong Rexton II, as well as a very strong resemblance to the Shuanghuan SCEO, a Chinese copy of the X5. Also, due to the size of the vehicle, it may be considered that the Rebla is also based on the smaller BMW X3. The front end appears to have been taken from the facelifted W163 Mercedes-Benz M-Class, with headlights that are taller and with a different, more luxurious arrangement, while the grille may have been inspired by the 2005-2015 Audi Q7.
The Rebla has an overall German-influenced design reminiscent of a compacted first-gen E53 BMW X5 reinforced by the 4.8i badging seen on the sides just ahead of the front doors, a reference to the familiar BMW badging typically seen on the side of their crossover SUVs.
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