The Invetero Coquette BlackFin is a sports classic car to be introduced to GTA 5 and GTA Online, as part of the Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 Update. The car is mainly based on the 1957 Corvette Convertible along with some influences from the Roadster Shop Corvette. The name is a reference to the Mako Shark Corvette concept. The car’s features slightly resemble the curves of a fish, which suits its name. It has the same tail lights as the Invetero Coquette Classic, except it doesn’t have reverse lights. It also shares some some similarities with the Lampadati Casco, especially around the front fascia, grille and lights. The car has unique stock wheels along with a unique engine sound. The grille and headlights resemble those found on Austin-Healey sports cars.
The Coquette BlackFin Powered by its 327cui 360hp V8 engine, the car has good acceleration with a good top speed, being able to reach close to 110 mph when upgraded. It has decent handling but has a tendency to fishtail and lose control. Just like its Sports Classic counterpart, it has good resistance to impact deformation.
The Invetero Coquette BlackFin can be fitted with a custom chin spoiler at the front bumper, a rollcage upgrade, exhaust options like the Invetero Coquette Classic (side exhausts and dual shotgun exhausts), custom hoods including carbon hoods, an option to remove the roof, and a small lip and ducktail spoiler. The price of the Coquette BlackFin is shared with its predecessor, the Coquette Classic. However, this is only true in GTA Online, because in the enhanced version of GTA 5, the Coquette Classic costs $395,000.
GTA 5 Car: Invetero Coquette BlackFin Detailed Info, Stats, and Location
Car Price:
$695,000
Market: LegendaryMotorsport.net
Capacity:
2
Top Speed:
155 mph
Extra Mods:
Bumper, Rollcage, Exhaust, Hoods
Copy of Real Life vehicle:
1957 Corvette Convertible
Coquette BlackFin Location in GTA 5 and GTA Online:
- Can be found in players garages in single player (PS3/Xbox 360).
- The Invetero Coquette BlackFin can be bought at LegendaryMotorsport.net for $695,000.
