The Acado GT is a Vehicle that appears in Hotline Miami, and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number.
Hotline Miami 
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After Trauma, the car has been vandalized and will remain in that state for the duration of the game. It has 4 broken windows, 3 broken lights, various dents and the door on the driver side is missing. Also, on the hood of the car the word 'WHORE' is written in graffiti. This could be a jab at Jacket's dead girlfriend.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong NumberEdit
The Acado GT is a placeable vehicle in the Level Editor, and appears in The Henchman's Level No Mercy in a black paint scheme.
Since Jacket has made his return in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number in the Level Editor, the Acado GT also returns as his method of transportation.
TriviaEdit
- Dennis Wedin stated that the car's design is a mix of multiple cars to avoid legal action from any automakers. He gave the car the name "ACADO GT". The design of the car closely resembles a 1985 Toyota Supra, but with the addition of gull-wing doors, rear window shutters, and a silver finish reminiscent of a DeLorean DMC-12, which has led some players to think it was such. [1]
- The "D.W" graffiti is likely an inside joke - a reference to Dennis Wedin, the game's main artist (who, in a sense, was the one who "vandalized" the car).
- The Acado GT appears as an Easter Egg in Death Skid Marks a 2014 rogue-like indie game.
- The Acado GT in Death Skid Marks also has 4 seats, however this is non-canon.
Gallery Edit
Jacket's Acado GT post--Trauma
References Edit
- ↑ The Car :: Hotline Miami General Discussions. Comment #6, posted by Dennis Wedin on 29 November 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2015. "ok.. so the car... to be safe we didn't get sued by any carcompany i mixed a bunch of cars i love. the doors are a delorean but that is all.. as mentioned above deloreans don't have rise highlights.. that is a toyota! i actually named my car just for the fun of it! ACADO GT ;) "
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