Wang Cars is the Residential District showroom that turns a set of numbered GT-A1 sports cars into a parking lot of rare rewards. The dealership sits in Arbo and asks you to bring numbered GT-A1s through its door, one at a time, before the bonus stock appears.
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Wang Cars
Residential District showroom activity that asks for numbered GT-A1 deliveries in Arbo. Presence depends on platform, and the reward lot is the main payoff.
Where to go and what to bring
Head to the Wang Cars dealership in Arbo in the Residential District, west of the train station and south of the police station between Dominatrix and Arbo. Each GT-A1 carries a roof number, and you enter them by driving into the showroom. You return to the showroom after each delivery so you can hunt the next numbered car.
Platform and reward notes
This bonus showroom is present on PC and Dreamcast and is absent on PlayStation, so the stranded PlayStation street set does not include it. Delivering the numbered GT-A1 set fills the lot with a Tank, an Armed Land Roamer, a flamethrower Fire Truck, four modified Furore GTs with mines, oil slicks or machine guns, and a machine-gun Special Agent Car. The rewards park in the same lot and are handy for later district work.
Practical tips
Roof numbers help you keep track without memorising spawns. Because the cars are not normal traffic, treat each hunt as a short trip from the showroom rather than a city-wide random search, and use a fast, sturdy car for the drive back to avoid losing a GT-A1 before delivery.
FAQ
Where is Wang Cars in GTA 2?
In Arbo in the Residential District, west of Arbo Train Station and southwest of the police station between Dominatrix and Arbo. It is the small dealership that takes the numbered GT-A1 cars.
How do I turn in the GT-A1 cars?
Drive each numbered GT-A1 into the Wang Cars showroom. You respawn at the showroom after a delivery so you can go find the next numbered roof.
What do I get for finishing Wang Cars?
The parking lot gains a Tank, an Armed Land Roamer, a flamethrower Fire Truck, four special Furore GTs with mines, oil slicks or a machine gun, and a machine-gun Special Agent Car.
Why can I not find Wang Cars on PlayStation?
The dealership is a PC and Dreamcast feature. The PlayStation street set does not include it, so you will not find the showroom there.