The Ocelot Pariah is a sports car featured in Grand Theft Auto Online as part of The Doomsday Heist update.

Influence

The Pariah takes prominent influence from the Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato, with influences in the front fascia from the Ferrari 812 Superfast, as seen in the headlights, and the Ferrari Portofino, as seen in the front bumper and the grille. The side vents seem to be taken from the Chevrolet Corvette (C7). The tail lights seem to be inspired by the ones found on the Porsche 918 Spyder, while the diffuser might have been inspired by the Jaguar F-Type, which coincidentally makes the rear resemble that of the Furore GT, an in-game Lampadati vehicle.

Design

The front end of the car features a carbon-fibre splitter at the bottom, which spans the whole width, followed by an inset section that is curved and houses a narrow central intake and two larger ones on the outer edges. The area above the inset section is predominated by the main grille, which spans almost the entire width of the car and follows the curvature of the inset section on the lower line, while the upper line is relatively flat. On the upper section, the car has a small Ocelot emblem on the centre and two large housings on the edges, whose upper portions reach the lateral seams of the bonnet and have smaller ducts on top, while the lower portions are finished in carbon fibre and house circular headlamps. The bonnet itself has a slightly bulged profile on the centre and features two black intakes around the middle, which opens to reveal the engine bay, a strut brace and two black tubes coming from the side ducts, intended for cooling purposes.

The sides of the car are relatively simple and features a set of exit vents on the front fenders, followed by inset formations passing through the doors, the bulky rear fenders and the black side skirts. On the glasshouse area, the car has black trim around the windows, on the inner separations and on the A-pillars, while the doors have large mirror shells with thin supports near the A-pillars. The roof has a slightly concave portion on the centre and a single hatch behind the cabin, with a large window glass and the manufacturer emblem on the end.

The rear of the car is very similar to that of the Furore GT, featuring a square-shaped outline, a concave portion on the upper area and modern tail lamps on the upper corners. The sides have distinctive grooves/ridges right beside the rear outline, while the lower area is predominated by a large light gray/silver diffuser with meshed vents and dual exhaust tubes on either side, along with a black trapezium-shaped section on the centre that holds the license plate. The interior is shared with cars like the FMJ and the Tempesta, having carbon-fibre paddle shifters behind the steering wheel and the Ocelot emblem on the horn cap.

The primary colour of the car is applied on the bodywork, while the secondary one is applied on the outline of the headlamps, the main spokes of the stock rims and the interior stitching. It uses a unique set of rims, consisting of six main spokes and dual thinner ones between each main spoke, wrapped in low-profile tyres.

Performance

Performance-wise, the Pariah is in a league of its own. It excels in the Sports class, more than the likes of the Elegy RH8, Neo, and Jugular, and would be competitive in the Supers class. Despite being powered by what seems to be a large displacement inline-4 engine, it has supercar-levels of engine power, giving it unusually high top speed and acceleration. Its sheer power output also brings about a lot of wheelspin off the line and around corners, requiring a bit more throttle control than most sports cars. Handling is decent, although traction loss is often experienced when going over bumps. It also has a tendency to have minor body roll due to its light weight.

Overall, these traits make the Pariah the recommended choice for Sports class races with more straight sections and smoother roads. More technical tracks may call for better handling and cornering ability, in which case the Itali GTO or Comet SR would be a better choice. On especially tight tracks, quickly-accelerating cars like the Imorgon or Neon could outpace the Pariah.

The engine sound is a higher-revving version of the Specter's engine sound.

The Pariah's statistical stock top speed is 110 mph / 177 km/h.

• EMS Engine Upgrade 1 produces 112 mph / 180 km/h.
• EMS Engine Upgrade 2 produces 115 mph / 185.11 km/h.
• EMS Engine Upgrade 3 produces 120 mph / 193.1 km/h.
• EMS Engine Upgrade 4 produces 136 mph / 218.9 km/h.

This makes it, when fully upgraded, the second fastest "normal" car in the game in a straight line, outpacing the Banshee 900R, Deveste Eight, 811, and nearly all Arena War vehicles equipped with nitrous. The only land vehicles with higher top speeds are the BF400 when doing a wheelie, the Banshee GTS or those with boost functions (i.e. the Vigilante, Scramjet, Oppressor, ZR380, Toreador or Deathbike).

As mentioned above, the car uses a twin-cam 4-cylinder engine with an air filter on the intake, coupled to a 5-speed gearbox and powering the rear wheels. Its engine sound is very similar to the one used in cars like the Coquette and the Jester, albeit edited with the engine sound used in cars like the Comet and the Tailgater, barely heard on higher engine revolutions.

Modifications

Category		Modification	Cost	Image
Armor		No Armor	$1,000
		Armor Upgrade 20%	$7,500
		Armor Upgrade 40%	$12,000
		Armor Upgrade 60%	$20,000
		Armor Upgrade 80%	$35,000
		Armor Upgrade 100%	$50,000
Brakes		Stock Brakes	$1,000
		Street Brakes	$20,000
		Sport Brakes	$27,000
		Race Brakes	$35,000
Bumpers	Front Bumpers	Stock Front Bumper	$2,200
		Secondary Strip	$4,600
		Carbon Strip	$7,400
		Tuner Bumper	$11,700
		Secondary Strip Tuner Bumper	$14,500
		Carbon Strip Tuner Bumper	$14,700
		GT Bumper	$14,900
		Secondary GT Bumper	$15,100
		Carbon GT Bumper	$15,300
	Rear Bumpers	Stock Rear Diffuser	$2,200
		Carbon Diffuser	$4,600
		Carbon Trim Diffuser	$7,400
Engine		EMS Upgrade, Level 1	$9,000
		EMS Upgrade, Level 2	$12,500
		EMS Upgrade, Level 3	$18,000
		EMS Upgrade, Level 4	$33,500
Explosives		Ignition Bomb	$5,000
		Remote Bomb	$7,500
Hoods		Stock Hood	$1,600
		Secondary Hood	$3,000
		Carbon Hood	$5,000
		Vented Scoop Hood	$8,000
		Secondary Vented Scoop Hood	$9,600
		Carbon Vented Scoop Hood	$11,000
		Performance Hood	$11,600
		Secondary Performance Hood	$12,000
		Carbon Performance Hood	$12,400
		GT Hood	$12,400
		Secondary GT Hood	$12,500
		Carbon GT Hood	$12,900
Horns		Main article: Vehicle Customization in GTA V/Horns	-
Lights	Headlights	Stock Lights	$600
		Xenon Lights	$7,500
	Neon Kits	Main article: Vehicle Customization in GTA V/Lights	-
Livery		None	$11,400
		Classic White Stripes	$18,240
		Classic Black Stripes	$19,380
		Blue Race Stripes	$20,520
		Red Race Stripes	$21,660
		Black Offset	$22,800
		White Offset	$23,370
		Black Pointed Stripes	$23,939
		White Pointed Stripes	$24,510
		Ocelot Stripe	$25,080
Loss/Theft Prevention		Tracker
		Full Coverage
Respray		Main article: Vehicle Customization in GTA V/Respray Colors	-
Roofs		Stock Roof	$200
		Secondary Roof	$700
		Carbon Roof	$1,150
Sell		Sell Vehicle
Skirts		Stock Skirts	$2,500
		Carbon Skirts	$5,500
		Pariah Skirts	$8,000
Spoilers		None	$6,000
		Tuner Spoiler	$7,050
		Secondary Tuner Spoiler	$10,000
		Carbon Tuner Spoiler	$13,000
		Type II Spoiler	$14,000
		Secondary Type II Spoiler	$16,000
		Carbon Type II Spoiler	$16,500
		GT Spoiler	$17,000
		Secondary GT Spoiler	$17,500
		Carbon GT Spoiler	$18,000
		Performance Spoiler	$18,500
		Secondary Performance Spoiler	$19,000
		Carbon Performance Spoiler	$19,500
Suspension		Stock Suspension	$200
		Lowered Suspension	$1,000
		Street Suspension	$2,000
		Sport Suspension	$3,400
		Competition Suspension	$4,400
Transmission		Stock Transmission	$1,000
		Street Transmission	$29,500
		Sports Transmission	$32,500
		Race Transmission	$40,000
Turbo		None	$5,000
		Turbo Tuning	$50,000
Wheels		Main article: Vehicle Customization in GTA V/Wheels	-
Windows		None	$500
		Light Smoke	$1,500
		Dark Smoke	$3,500
		Limo	$5,000

Gallery

Design

Grand Theft Auto Online

Images

GTA+ Promotional Images

Video

Locations

• Can be purchased on Legendary Motorsport for $1,420,000.

Prominent Appearances in Gameplay

• Four models need to be destroyed in Repo - Blow Up IV.

Rockstar Games Social Club

Ocelot Pariah - Sports

Main image (after 2019).

"Action" image.

Main image (prior to 2019).

SPEED

83.219116

ACCELERATION

80.25

BRAKING

33.333336

TRACTION

79.545456

SEATS

2

GARAGE

MODDABLE

PREMIUM

SUPER-MODDABLE

SELL

BUY

DEALER

www.legendarymotorsport.net

Radio Stations

• In Grand Theft Auto Online, the default radio stations are grouped by genre. The Pariah uses the "Jazz" group which plays WorldWide FM.

Specifications

Model

Population

Handling

Audio

Language

Traffic Default Colors

Events

• Could be won from the Lucky Wheel in the Casino during the GTA Online Bonuses (April 2020 Part 3) event.

Trivia

• A pariah is an outcast, implying that the Pariah is in a league of its own when it comes to performance.
• The Pariah emits a unique electrical beep when the engine is turned off.

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