Woodie

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Woodie
Vehicle
Manufacturer	Global Motors
Vehicle Type	Civilian car
Category	Budget (WD1) Standard Vehicle (WD2)
Body Style	4-door station wagon
Capacity	4 (Driver and 3 passengers)
Price	Free (WD1) $2,000 (WD2)
Appears in	Watch Dogs Watch Dogs 2

❝ This wagon is well-suited for family vacations.❞ 

―Description in Watch Dogs.

The Global Motors Woodie is a four-door station wagon that appears in Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2.

Design

The Woodie is a station wagon whose design appears to be inspired by the styling of the 1978 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, while also including elements from other GM A-bodies, such as the Buick Century. In Watch Dogs, the car only spawns in poor condition, but in Watch Dogs 2, it spawns in both decent and poor condition.

Performance

The Woodie has low top speed, low durability and average handling, but makes up for its rather good acceleration.

Overview

Watch Dogs

General Aspects
Top Speed	Acceleration	Durability	Handling
Technical Aspects
Acceleration	Engine	Drivetrain	Gears
N/A	Single-cam V8	Front engine, rear wheel drive	6

Gallery

Front quarter view (Watch Dogs)

Side view (Watch Dogs)

Rear quarter view (Watch Dogs)

Interior (Watch Dogs)

The debut appearance of the car in a screenshot.

Variants

• Rosewood: A modified version of the Woodie used by Defalt. It only appears in Watch Dogs.

Locations

Watch Dogs

• Available in the Car On Demand, for free.
• Sometimes spawns in The Wards.
• May spawn in Pawnee.

Watch Dogs 2

• Available in the Total Motors car dealership, for $2,000.
• Often found in the northern and southern areas of Oakland.

Trivia

General

• The name may reference the car's wood paneling.
• The Woodie has made other appearances in multiple games produced by Ubisoft:
  • The Woodie appears in Ubisoft Ivory Tower's The Crew, The Crew 2, and The Crew Motorfest as an undriveable traffic vehicle.
  • The Woodie made a cameo appearance in Ubisoft Montreal and Ubisoft Toronto's Far Cry 5, in which it appears as a crushed wreck. It is only found in the game's map editor as a selectable prop and cannot be found anywhere in Hope County during free roam.
  • The Woodie made a cameo appearance in Massive Entertainment's Tom Clancy's The Division 2, where it can be found abandoned inside the American History Museum.

Watch Dogs 2

• The paint on the tire rims have a unique effect, as they change from chrome to paint as the wheels spin, meant to imply the vehicle has old tires. However, when the car is stopped and there is no chrome, you cannot see the change, as it will only appear when the car is in a certain position, and then it will vanish.
• The vehicle will occasionally refuse to shift upwards, reflecting the poor condition of its transmission. This is shared with several other beater vehicles in the game.
• If the player is driving with no music near a Woodie in a quite area, subtle noises can be heard associated with older and/or poorly maintained cars such as squealing brakes, scrubbing rotors, and hissing noises from the radiator (an indication of overheating). This can be also observed in some Vessels and Crosscountry Series.