- "Nice car, Roy. Is it Department issue?"
- ―Cole Phelps
- "No. This is my sled. You can't been seen slumming it in a Nash if you're in Vice, Cole."
- ―Roy Earle
The Cadillac Series 62 Convertible is a police class vehicle in L.A. Noire.
Description[]
It is identifiable as a 1947 model, matching the hardtop version also available in the game. It is a two-door luxury car that always appears with a red paintjob.
In-Game[]
Cole Phelps and Roy Earle driving through the streets of Los Angeles
The vehicle is main driveable car in the Vice cases, and is Roy Earle's private vehicle. He states that, as a Vice cop, he cannot be seen "slumming it in a Nash," alluding to the cheaper Nash Super 600 used by Rusty Galloway. Earle's car is fitted with a siren and a radio for police work. It requires a wider amount of turning space than the vast majority of other cars - virtually akin to service trucks. Therefore, take this on board during car chases.
Case Appearances[]
Traffic[]
- The Fallen Idol (cutscene only)
Vice[]
As a police vehicle, it is provided in every vice case