Use the following performance chart for pickup trucks. This accounts for their greater carrying capacity and the fact that the vehicles are geared for carrying cargo rather then exceptional performance. The Braking and Handling Table is used for pickup weights greater then 3,600.

	V6		V8		V12
Weight	Acc.	Speed	Acc.	Speed	Acc.	Speed
401-600	23	110	32	128	36	140
601-800	20	102	28	124	32	136
801-1000	18	100	24	120	28	132
1001-1200	16	98	22	116	26	128
1201-1400	14	96	20	112	24	124
1401-1600	13	94	18	108	22	120
1601-1800	12	92	16	104	20	116
1801-2000	11	90	14	100	18	112
2001-2200	10	88	13	96	16	108
2201-2400	9	86	12	92	14	104
2401-2600	8	84	11	90	13	100
2601-2800	8	82	10	88	12	96
2801-3000	7	80	9	86	11	92
3001-3200	7	78	8	84	10	90
3201-3400	6	76	8	82	9	88
3401-3600	6	74	7	80	8	86
3601-3800	5	72	7	78	8	84
3801-4000	5	70	6	76	7	82
4001-4200	Maximum weight 4000		6	74	7	80
4201-4400			5	72	6	78
4401-4600			5	70	6	76
4601-4800			Maximum weight 4600		5	74
4801-5000					5	72
					Maximum weight 5000

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Handling and Braking
This is a continuation to the table found in White Line Fever and used for vehicles with weights of greater than 3,600.

Weight	Braking	Non-HE	HE
3601-3800	4	-3	+2
3801-4000	3	-3	+2
4001-4200	3	-3	+3
4201-4400	3	-3	+3
4401-4600	2	-3	+3
4601-4800	2	-3	+3
4801-5000	2	-3	+3

Note that a vehicle cannot have a negative handling, thus the minimum score is 0. However, a vehicle with a 0 handling will automatically lose control unless equipped with a device that gives a handling bonus. Thus a pickup truck carrying 3,001 weight or more will need to purchase at least Powered Steering to gain a handling bonus, or travel really slowly and safely.

Pickup Trucks