Glass Cannon: The Ambulance, with high ramming power but very low armor.
Stone Wall: The Limo, with high armor and passenger space. Highest starting speed in the game, worst armor, ramming power and passenger space Jack-of-All-Stats: The Taxi and Police Car, though the former falls into Master of None territory compared to the rest of the vehicles. Competitive Balance: Out of all the main story mode vehicles. Run over a lot of them, hit them with different sides of your car and use different weapons to increase your multiplier. It doesn't quite work on mutated plant life, however. In a small bit of Gameplay and Story Integration, these chemical pools remain in subsequent missions. A few of the HD edition's story missions require you to bring a device designed to dispense this chemical to specified locations, and then defend it from zeds while it does its work. Chemistry Can Do Anything: In addition to causing a Zombie Apocalypse, we have chemistry to thank for an unspecified chemical agent that while harmless to humans, destroys zombies on contact. In the HD version missions where you must drive a military half-ton truck or a power shovel rig, it is also your only weapon. Car Fu: Your primary weapon is your car itself. Then again, the static and freelook cams aren't much of an improvement. It won't necessarily screw you over, but it might make you nauseous. Camera Screw: From three variants, one selected by default - "smart camera" - is rather wonky. The HD version also features the modified van from Left 4 Dead's Crash Course campaign. The military supercar previously appeared as one of the drivable vehicles in DIPRIP'', a car-based multiplayer shooter using the Source Engine, also made by EXOR studios. Boring, but Practical: The bus isn't fast, but its armor and ramming ratings are as good as the Supercar's, and its capacity is more than enough to rescue all the survivors in any level in one go. Big Damn Heroes: Your main objective in each mission is to rescue a certain number of survivors holed up in different areas of the city. The city bus might also count, once upgraded. Big Badass Rig: The HD edition's Left 4 Dead van can attain this status, if it cannot be said to have it period. 
Badass Driver: Your character obviously becomes this as the zombie corpses start piling up.It's more useful in the other modes, though in Blood Race it comes at a high base cost. Awesome, but Impractical: The military supercar, acquired late in the story mode, has excellent ratings in all three areas, but is less useful in rescue missions since it can only carry four survivors- a lot less then you'll need to rescue at that point in the game.Destroying zombie spawners causes a huge explosion that takes out any nearby zombies, but unlike fat zombie explosions it won't harm the player.Points where you need to rescue civilians will have the civilians armed and picking off zombies (albeit at a rate of about one zombie every few seconds) to make it easier to take out the last remaining stragglers surrounding the building.Every mission objective point has at least one weapon and health pickup nearby.Definitely an acceptable break from reality. Adam Smith Hates Your Guts: It's the Zombie Apocalypse - but instead of just getting upgrades for free, you have to earn money to buy them with.You also meet some cops and firemen who were apparently holding their own against the zombies. In the intro, he is shown killing a few zombies with a handgun while making a mad dash for his cab, peeling out and splattering a few zombies along the way. Action Survivor: The player character would appear to be this.
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