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Revision as of 14:54, September 6, 2009
Lil' Bandit was Snake Jailbird's car.
On the show
In the episode "Realty Bites", the Springfield Police are holding a police seized-property auction, and Snake discovers to his horror that his car is one of the lots. He vows to kill whoever buys the car, which turns out to be Homer Simpson. Snake treated it well and tuned it for high performance, but Homer runs it all over the road and fills it with Regular Petrol instead of Premium. After setting some traps to kill Homer and get his car back (which only serve to maim Kirk Van Houten), Snake gets the jump on Homer and they brawl on the hood of the car. It crashes into a large house, smashing both of them to pieces.
Model
Lil' Bandit is a 1968 Pontiac Firebird, souped up to become a Hot rod. In "Realty Bites" the license plate said GR8 68.
In The Simpsons Road Rage and The Simpsons Hit & Run, the car is (erroneously) modelled after a 1969 Dodge Charger: this is evident by the hideaway headlights, long rear end, split grill and overall "General Lee" look. In Hit & Run, once Snake's bonus mission is beaten the car is unlocked for the player.
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