Lassiter Series 69

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The Lassiter Series 69 is a large four-door luxury sedan available in Mafia II.

1 Design
2 Performance
3 Modifications
4 Availability
5 Trivia & Notable Owners
6 Gallery

DesignEdit

It is based off of the 1949 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan and has partial influence from the same year's Series 70 Fleetwood. It is depicted as a common luxury car for office workers and mobsters alike. It is one of the larger, yet sportier luxury cars in the game. It makes a stylish all rounder.

PerformanceEdit

The Lassiter's statistics:

Basic Max. Power: 161 Horse Power (120 kW)
Top Speed: 102 MPH (164 km/h)
Weight: 4129 lb (1873 kg)

The above indicates that the Lassiter is a large; heavy car with a powerful 8-cylinder engine; and as such has great speed and good damage resistance. Supercharged, it can reach 121 MPH.

Basic Tuning Max. Power: 192 Horse Power (143 kW)
Basic Tuning Top Speed: 107 MPH (172 km/h)

Sports Tuning Weight: 3704 lb.

Super Charge Max. Power: 233 Horse Power
Super Charge Top Speed: 117 MPH

ModificationsEdit

Engine Tuning: Basic tuning $422.00, Sports tuning $634.00, Super Charge $808.00
Body Paint
License Plates
Rims & Tires

AvailabilityEdit

The Series 69 is available from the beginning of the game, and can be found in the possession of gangsters and other elite. It can also be found in Bruski's Scrap & Salvage. It is rarely seen in the later part of the 50's segment of the game, it seems to have been replaced by the Lassiter Series 75 Hollywood. In Jimmy's Vendetta in can be found in the early mission Trash Trailer driven by one of the people you have to kill.

Derek will pay $1750 for one of these.

Trivia & Notable OwnersEdit

The name Lassiter has the same number of letters as Cadillac; as is 69 similar to 62.
The Fat Man owns a 69 as his primary car in addition to having two bodyguard cars.
In the Mafia II demo, this is one of three cars that are in your garage; the others being the Smith Custom 200 and the Smith Thunderbolt.
Stephen Coyne owns one as seen in The Wild Ones.
Mr. Wong owns one as seen in Exit the Dragon.
Alberto Clemente's men have one in Room Service.
Pepe Gambino owns an indigo one.
Leone Galante's bodyguards own one, as seen in Per Aspera Ad Astra,
In the Holiday Confessions Trailer, Vito is seen entering one as Henry pulls Up with Joe and Eddie.
The detectives in Witness - Frozen Memories own a pink one, Richie Mazzeo also makes his escape in this car before been pushed into a frozen lake.
Eddie Scarpa owns an indigo and silver one in Cathouse, Joe throws Rocco of the roof of the constuction site and he lands on the hood of the car.
The Lassiter Series 69 seems to retain its original engine noise (both idling and accelerating) when it gets a full Sport Tuneup.
There are some rusty Lassiters Series 69 in the scrapyard.