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Fortnite v13.40 update adds four different cars to take on a joy ride

Fortnite v13.40 update adds four different cars to take on a joy ride

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Throughout the years, Fortnite has been home to a number of vehicles that help players get around the map. The game’s vehicle roster started with the humble shopping cart, but over time, it grew to include vehicles like armored quads, biplanes, golf carts, and even mechs. Despite all of these vehicles, we’ve never seen an actual car in the world of Fortnite, but that all changes today.

Fortnite’s new Joy Ride update is going live today, adding a grand total of four cars to the game. You’ll find these vehicles scattered throughout the map, and Epic says that as long as they aren’t booted, you only need to get in and drive off. The four cars being added include the Islander Prevalent, the Victory Motors Whisplash, the OG Bear, and Titano Mudflap.
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