The Bobcat is used as a gang car by the Trailer Park Mafia in GTA Vice City Stories. Along with the GTA Vice City rendition of the Moonbeam, the game's Bobcat is one of the earliest vehicles in the series to features its name printed on its body (on the tailgate). The Bobcat can also be upgraded at TransFender, with changeable wheels, exhausts, etc. Certain Bobcats in GTA San Andreas may feature Sprunk cans or a spare wheel in the back, and can sport either dirty or clean truck beds. Its design leans towards a more traditional shape, with square-shaped lights, smaller bumper and angular cabin, along with marker lights on the front fenders. The GTA San Andreas rendition features a grille that seems inspired by the Jeep Comanche. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the Bobcat strongly resembles a 1983-1992 Ford Ranger, with some minor influences from the 1981-1993 Dodge Ram D150 and a rear end appearing to be modeled on early models of the Toyota Hilux, with the appearance of its taillights and the word "BOBCAT" standing in for "TOYOTA". The vehicle spawns in a variety of primary colors on the body, with secondary colors on the bumpers, mirrors, door handles and the detail of the tailgate.
This was rectified in GTA Liberty City Stories, receiving rounded lights. The GTA III rendition has a 3D modeling glitch where the passenger's side headlight is rounded, but the other one is longer and rectangular. Its design is generally rounded and has large bumpers, a small grille, a bulged hood, wide arches and a tailgate with a silver detail. In Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, the Bobcat resembles a 1993–1997 Ford Ranger, with influences from the 1998–2000 Toyota Tacoma. Throughout the 3D Universe, the Bobcat remained generally the same, being a compact two-door pickup truck with a seemingly small body and a medium-sized bed with the corresponding tailgate.
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