Franklin All-Terrain

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Franklin All-Terrain

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Franklin All-Terrain

General

Manufacturer

Franklin

Vehicle type

Heavy-Duty

Weight

1330

Engine power

470

Engine loudness

50

Body

Seats

4

Doors

4

Trunk

17-85

Glove box

10

The Franklin All-Terrain is a 4-door, 4-seat SUV found throughout Knox Country. It is extremely versatile, but also extremely rare.

Characteristics

Pros	Cons
Third-most powerful engine of all Heavy Duty vehicles in the game. Highest trunk capacity of all 4-seat vehicles in the game. High ground clearance; can be driven over unpaved surfaces at higher speeds without damaging the gas tank, muffler, or suspension.	Third-heaviest vehicle in the game. Louder than most other vehicles. Extremely rare to find.

Jack of all trades

The Franklin All-Terrain is to heavy-duty vehicles as the Chevalier Nyala is to standard vehicles. Essentially, it is a big Nyala in terms of functionality. Four seats, modest engine power and handling, modest fuel efficiency, decently quiet sound signature, and good trunk capacity make the All-Terrain fantastic for just about any task. Some players consider it the best overall vehicle in the entire game.

All this comes at the cost of the All-Terrain being incomprehensibly rare. If you seek to pick one up, gated communities are your best bet.

Locations

The Franklin All-Terrain can be very rarely found in gated communities across Knox Country. Additionally, it can spawn on the side of the road, with a tire missing, and a tire on the ground with tools to replace it with. This is often referred to as a changing tire event.

Code

vehicle_suv.txt (Project Zomboid directory/media/scripts/vehicles)

Retrieved: Build 41.73

    {
		playerDamageProtection = 1.3,
		offRoadEfficiency = 1.15,
		engineForce = 4700,
		maxSpeed = 90f,
		engineLoudness = 100,
		engineQuality = 75,
		brakingForce = 95,
		stoppingMovementForce = 4.0f,
		rollInfluence = 1.0f,
		steeringIncrement = 0.04,
		steeringClamp = 0.3,
		suspensionStiffness = 40,
		suspensionCompression = 3.83,
		suspensionDamping = 2.88,
		maxSuspensionTravelCm = 10,
		suspensionRestLength = 0.20f,
		wheelFriction = 1.4f,
		frontEndHealth = 150,
		rearEndHealth = 150,
    }

Trivia

• The Franklin All-Terrain appears to be based off of the first-generation Ford Explorer.

See also

• Mechanics
• Franklin