It is driven by a V6 in a front wheel drive layout. The Blista is considerably faster and more agile than its size and appearance would suggest.
The overall shape and size of the car, resembles the 2006-2013 Toyota Yaris/Vitz hatchback, judging by its rounded profile on the roof. The rear mostly resembles the Volkswagen Golf R and Mitsubishi Colt to a lesser extent. The Blista also shares styling elements with the fifth generation Honda City, Honda CR-Z and the Mazda2. The Blista is primarily based on the second generation Honda Civic Type R hatchback, with the front end is loosely derived from a 2006-2011 US spec Civic sedan for its headlights, and the 2009- Volkswagen Scirocco R for its sides. The Blista is more suited to younger drivers of Los Santos due to its compact shape and its sporty design. The Blista can be modified at Los Santos Customs or Beeker's Garage with aesthetic modifications such as bumpers, colors, wheels, or performance improvements.
The Blista returns in GTA V, which has been completely redesigned into a three-door hatchback (more specifically, a B-segment), but still retains traits reminiscent of its predecessor, the Blista Compact, with sport coupé styling and elements such as dual exhaust pipes. Its name, rather unpleasantly, sounds like a portmanteau of the words "blister" and possibly "Honda" (probably referring to the first generation Honda Odyssey, even though it has a closer resemblance to the Dodge Caravan).ĭuring development of GTA III, the Blista was originally known as the " Space".Ī Blista in GTA Liberty City Stories ( Rear quarter view).
Despite the Blista's minivan design, it can only accommodate three passengers and one driver, the same as any four-door vehicle. The Blista resembles a third Generation Dodge Caravan in appearance, with the headlights and grille resembling a fourth generation Chrysler Voyager, depicted as a modern minivan in contrast to the older Moonbeam.
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