- Trains (NCR railways present)
- Caravan Charts (caravan houses present)
- Motorcycles (infrequent)
- Dune Buggies (a la Mad Max)
Cars[]
Corvega "Highwayman"[]
The highwayman was the combination sportscar and family car that became the staple of American life in the years before the war. It is roomy and can travel over most kinds of flat terrain. The basic highwayman does not have a weapon, and holds 30 charges of fuel.
TS: 160 AR: 60 BR: 50 TR: 5 DR: 480 NP: 5 CW: 2500 lbs. HP: S: 175 E: 50 C: 40 D: 40 T: 10 (x 4) [DR N: 10 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 10]
Canyanero SUV[]
Can you name the truck with 4-wheel-drive, that smells like a steak and seats 35? Canyonero! Sport Utility Vehicles were popular before the War due to their rugged appearance and relative safety compared to smaller cars. They are somewhat sluggish, but quite a few managed to survive at least partially intact. An SUV is not normally equipped with a weapon, and holds takes 50 charges of fuel to recharge.
TS: 140 AR: 40 BR: 50 TR: 7 DR: 300 NP: 5 CW: 4000 lbs. HP: S: 250 E: 70 C: 40 D: 40 T: 15 (x 4) [DR N: 10 L: 5 F: 0 P: 5 E: 10]
Roadrunner Muscle Car[]
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, muscle cars became very popular in the United States. These cars had enormous engines – 427s and above – and were designed to drive fast and hard. They were fairly sturdy, and a fair amount survived the War. Almost every one of these you’ll find is a custom job. They are not equipped with weapons and holds 30 charges of fuel.
TS: 200 AR: 40 BR: 50 TR: 8 DR: 300 NP: 4 CW: 2500 lbs. HP: S: 200 E: 100 C: 40 D: 40 T: 10 (x 4) [DR N: 17 L: 5 F: 5 P: 5 E: 10]
Dune Buggy[]
Put together from bits and pieces of other vehicles, these flimsy cars are the most common motor vehicles in the wastes. Raiders will often use these to run hit-and-fade operations, as they are decent medium-range vehicles. Buggies are no match for other vehicles in speed, armament, toughness, or range. Buggies are not normally equipped with any weapons, and hold 20 charges of fuel. Buggies reduce terrain penalties for the Pilot roll by 10%.
TS: 130 AR: 80 BR: 60 TR: 4 DR: 100 NP: 1 CW: 500 lbs. HP: S: 50 E: 50 C: 30 D: 20 T: 10 (x 4) [DR N: 5 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0]