Zero G


 * Looks like a SUV
 * One of the mid-tier mixed-road buggies, the Zero G is a fun, although somewhat hard to master, little buggy to have
 * To start with, this thing is incredibly quick off the line, able to get up to its top speed in a few seconds on asphalt and dirt roads
 * Its handling is both sensitive and drifty but very quick and responsive, able to drift full turns then turn into another at max speed without overturning or underturning and loses almost no speed at all while doing so
 * This vehicle is very light with very loose suspension and a powerful engine, unfortunately these strengths become this vehicle's biggest flaw: its off-road performance
 * Off-road performance is horrendous, it's just bad. The reason for this is as mentioned above, the lightness, loose suspension and engine causes this buggy's tires to spin far to quickly to gain any grip or traction. This thing can't gain speed on pure off-road even while going on a slight downhill incline
 * Probably the most prime example of the term "mixed road" as this thing excels at asphalt and dirt road performance, with no off-road performance. In order to win with this thing, you need to be quick and reactive to keep up with its speed and drifting. (like The Bullet)