Landrock Van 2500

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Landrock Van 2500
Vehicle
Manufacturer	Landrock Motors
Vehicle Type	Civilian van
Category	Budget (WD1) Standard Vehicle (WD2)
Body Style	Panel van
Capacity	2 (driver and passenger)
Price	Free (WD1) $7,500 (WD2)
Appears in	Watch Dogs Watch Dogs 2

Not to be confused with Landrock Van 1500.

❝ A medium-sized work van.❞ 

―In-game description in Watch Dogs.

The Landrock Motors Landrock Van 2500 is a van featured in Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2.

Design

The Landrock Van 2500 takes a resemblance to the fourth generation Ford Econoline/E-Series, as shown on much of the overall design, including the sides and rear fascia. The front fascia is a mix between later E-Series models of the same generation, such as the front bumper from the 2003-2007 models, and the grille, as well the headlight clusters, from the 2008-Present models. The shape of the headlights are much similar to the 1992-2007 models, albeit being enlarged. The grille design appears to be reused from the Van Doorn Atlus 3.8L, a multi-stop truck from Ubisoft Reflections's Driver: San Francisco, the only differences between the two vehicles are the ones found on the Van 2500 extends forwards, and has portions with curvier lines. The tail lights are derived from the fourth generation RAM Pickup.

The Landrock Van 2500 is the successor to the Landrock Van 1500, having a narrower profile and a modern appearance. Depending on each version, the Van 2500 may appear with an extra material on the roof rack. In Watch Dogs 2, there are examples of older, vandalized versions and ones operated by different companies and businesses. While the 1500 is more of a civilian vehicle, the 2500 serves as a utility vehicle.

Performance

The Landrock Van 2500 is slow, but has a fair durability, making it a suitable vehicle to hide in, in Online Hacking. It performs similarly to its older counterpart, but having a lower top speed in exchange of a better acceleration. In Watch Dogs 2, both the Landrock Van 2500 and the Relegater share the same engine noise.

Overview

General Aspects
Top Speed	Acceleration	Durability	Handling
Technical Aspects
Acceleration	Engine	Drivetrain	Gears
N/A	Inline-4 (In-game model)	Front engine, rear wheel drive	6

Variants

• WKZ TV Landrock Van 2500: The WKZ TV utilizes a fleet of Van 2500s for news broadcasting. These are fitted with a TV antenna on the roof. In Watch Dogs 2, the rear beacons act like taillights.
• CTOS Landrock Van 2500: The CTOS uses the Van 2500 as their fleet vehicle. It has a white color scheme with black markings, and will spawn around uncontrolled CtOS Control Centers, as well as Blume's Chicago headquarters. This variant is taller and faster than the standard variant. In Watch Dogs 2, these are marked with a telephone number, suggesting these are now able to provide technical services to any residence.
• Ambulance: The emergency variant of the Van 2500, featuring red and white lights, and sirens.
• Cube Truck: The cutaway variant of the Van 2500, appearing in Watch Dogs 2, it features a box in the back.
• Ambulette Landrock Van 2500: Exclusive to Watch Dogs 2, a special ambulette variant of the Van 2500 will appear in the story mode mission $911, tasked to be stolen and delivered to a drop-off point. This variant has a red/white color, San Francisco Engine Co. emblems on the doors, "AMBULANCE" on the sides, a red/white LED light bar on the roof and sirens from the Ambulance.
• New Dawn Landrock Van 2500: Exclusive to Watch Dogs 2, the Church of the New Dawn uses the Van 2500 as their gang vehicle.
• "Snoops": Exclusive to Watch Dogs 2, the DedSec utilizes a white-and-black Van 2500 as their surveillance vehicle, equipped with a similar equipment to the WKZ TV variant and has NetHack View that can be activated by pressing the horn. This variant may be inspired by the actual SFPD Ford E-350, minus the surveillance equipment.

Gallery

Watch Dogs

The WKZ TV Landrock Van 2500

The CTOS Landrock Van 2500

A civilian Landrock Van 2500 in Watch Dogs

Watch Dogs 2

A vandalized Landrock Van 2500 in Watch Dogs 2

The first variant of the vandalized Landrock Van 2500

The second variant of the vandalized Landrock Van 2500

The third variant of the vandalized Landrock Van 2500, featuring the phrase "Te voy a chingar", which is a Mexican phrase for "I'm going to fuck you up"

The fourth variant of the vandalized Landrock Van 2500

The Tidy Bananas Landrock Van 2500

The Import Export Landrock Van 2500

The Galilei Landrock Van 2500

The Pharmingtons Landrock Van 2500

The Tidis Corporation Landrock Van 2500

The WKZ TV Landrock Van 2500

The CTOS Landrock Van 2500

The New Dawn Landrock Van 2500

The San Francisco Engine Co. Ambulette variant, found only in the mission $911

Rear-quarter view of the San Francisco Engine Co. Ambulette variant

Side-by-side comparisons between the Landrock Van 2500 (bottom) and Landrock Van 1500 (top)

Side-by-side comparisons between the WKZ TV (left) and "Snoops" (right) variants

Locations

Watch Dogs

• The civilian variant is available for free on the Car On Demand app.
• Can be found in Parker Square and Brandon Docks.
• The WKZ TV variant can be found in The Loop and Mad Mile.
• The CTOS variant can be found in The Wards and Pawnee (specifically on Blume Corporation HQ). It is also found on every uncontrolled CTOS Control Centers.

Watch Dogs 2

• The civilian variant can be purchased from Total Motors car dealership for $7,500.
• Quite common around the entire map, often operated by certain businesses.
• The WKZ TV variant are rather common around the city.
• The CTOS variant are quite common and can be seen either parked or being driven on streets.
• The New Dawn variant spawn only near the New Dawn Temple.

Trivia

• Unlike some vans in real life, the Landrock Van 2500 does not feature a back-up beeper.
• The Landrock Van 2500 has made several other appearances in multiple games produced by Ubisoft:
  • The Landrock Van 2500 appears in Ubisoft Ivory Tower's The Crew, The Crew 2, and The Crew Motorfest as an undriveable traffic vehicle.
  • A vehicle resembling the Landrock Van 2500 appears in Massive Entertainment's Tom Clancy's The Division, featuring a different front fascia resembling the 2012-2021 Nissan NV.
    • The same The Division model was later reused in Ubisoft Montreal's Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, via the game's downloadable content maps.
  • A vehicle resembling the Landrock Van 2500 appears in Massive Entertainment's Tom Clancy's The Division 2, featuring the overall design closely resembles the 2008-2014 E-Series.
  • The Landrock Van 2500 appears in Ubisoft Paris and Ubisoft Milan's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands as a driveable vehicle, simply named as the "Landrock 2500". This version adopts a much older design, resembling the 1992-1996 Econoline. It can be encountered as a cargo or passenger van through the gameplay.
  • The Landrock Van 2500 appears in Ubisoft Montreal and Ubisoft Toronto's Far Cry 5 as a driveable vehicle, rebadged as the "Hierarch V200". This version also adopts an older design, resembling the 1997-2002 Econoline/E-Series. It is identified as a 2010 model year.
    • If the player owns the Doomsday Prepper Pack DLC in the same game, they will be received a Hierarch V200 with an unique paintjob, known as the "Doomsday Prepper Van".