BT One (TS, BR, DD, ST, GKG, SH, H2R, ZC)

The BT One is a vehicle featured in many games made by Xform.

Design[]

The BT One is based on the Kenworth T-800.

Overview[]

Traffic Slam[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber 2[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber 3[]

The BT One is unlocked upon defeating Michael in "Gateway" boss battle in Europe continent.

Despite being equipped with a powerful engine, it is the slowest vehicle in the game, with a top speed of 150 mph. It also tends to understeer in the corners for its heavy mass.

It is equipped with a Dual Minigun as a primary and a Mine Layer as a secondary weapons.

The player cannot customize this vehicle, due to being a boss vehicle.

It also appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
7/10	8/10	3/10	10/12	11/12

Burnin' Rubber 4[]

The Big Truck is unlocked upon defeating Russell in "Route 66" boss battle.

It lacks its competitiveness in the races for its top speed and handling, but it has a powerful armor that makes the truck almost invulnerable from shots and impacts.

It has four selectable paint jobs: black, dark green, orange with black side stripes, and red with white side stripes.

It is equipped with a Flamethrower as a primary and a Mine Layer as a secondary weapons by default.

It has a stock top speed of 162 mph. When fully upgraded, it can reach a top speed of 183 mph.

It also appears as an unplayable vehicle and scenery item.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
6 Dots	8 Dots	5 Dots	7 Rounds	6 Rounds

Redline Rumble Revolution[]

The BT One has the task of starting the racers, and then resume them at the end of the race.

It also appears as an unplayable vehicle, where the player can use the truck's trailer to hide from the cops.

Traffic Slam 2: Detonation[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Downtown Drift[]

The Big Daddy can be purchased with a price tag of $75.000.

It is decently quick but has poor handling, although it is one of the strongest vehicles in the game. In fact, it has a large capacity (along with the School Bus and the El Diablo) that allows to destroy the opponent's vehicles.

It has four selectable paint jobs: green, gray, red, and blue.

It has a stock top speed of 194 km/h (120 mph). With the secret upgrade applied, it can reach a top speed of 209 km/h (129 mph).

Speed	Handling	Weight
65% to 70%	45%	95%

Traffic Slam 3[]

The Oil Truck appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Sniper Team[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber 5 and HD[]

The BT One is unlocked upon completing the "Devils Run" Team VS challenge.

The large size of the BT One makes it sturdy, but also gives it sluggish handling and a hard understeer during corners. It is most suitable on boss battles, while in races, it struggles to compete because of its poor performance.

It shares the same paint jobs as Burnin' Rubber 4, except its second paint job is colored blue instead of dark green.

It has a stock top speed of 78 mph without engine upgrades. When fully upgraded, it can reach a top speed of 88 mph.

It also appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
4/10	7/10	3/10	4/10	5/10

Burnin' Rubber: Crash n' Burn[]

The Truck appears as an unplayable vehicle, the Gas Truck as a parked vehicle.

Super Hammer[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber: Shift[]

The BT One has the same role as Redline Rumble Revolution.

Sniper Team 2[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Go Kart Go! Ultra![]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber HTML5[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Hammer 2 - Reloaded[]

The Truck is first featured in the "Death From Above" mission.

It is relatively slow and does not handle too well due to the amount of weight it carries, the armor is average for a civilian vehicle. The versions with the trailers are even harder to drive due to the trailers not moving dynamically like they should.

Zombie Choppa[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber: Cartapult[]

When launching the BT One, it releases black smoke. It explodes violently upon touching the ground.

It also appears as an unplayable and parked vehicle.

Go Kart Go! Air![]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber 5 Air[]

The BT One appears as an opponent whose vehicle can not be driven, aside from appearing as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber 5 XS[]

The BT One appears as an opponent whose vehicle can not be driven, aside from appearing as an unplayable vehicle.

Sniper Team 3 Air[]

The BT One appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Burnin' Rubber Multiplayer[]

The BT One is available at the beginning of the game.

It has a top speed of 91 mph.

It also appears as an unplayable vehicle.

Speed	Armor	Turn
2,5/10	6,5/10	5/10

Trivia[]

The BT One had different changes during the development:
- The traffic/parked variant got square taillights and lacks fog lights compared to the playable one, although the parked one from Burnin' Rubber 5 does not feature these changes.
- In Redline Rumble Revolution and Burnin' Rubber Shift, it received a different facelift, and it is more loyal to its real counterpart.
- In Downtown Drift, the BT One lacks its taillights (only normal map can be seen).
- In Burnin' Rubber Crash n' Burn and Burnin' Rubber Cartapult, the traffic variant had a slightly decreased size, accompanied by some minor changes.