Benefactor Schafter

Benefactor Schafter

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How to get the Schafter in GTA 5 Story Mode:

In GTA V Story Mode, the Schafter can only be found and stolen (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below). It is not available for purchase.

How to get the Schafter in GTA Online:

The Schafter can be simply found and stolen on the street (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below), or it can be purchased for a price of $65,000. The Schafter can be stored in any of your Properties/Garages as a Personal Vehicle. It can be customized at Los Santos Customs. You can also modify it in a Vehicle Workshop inside one of your owned properties. Once acquired, you can request the delivery of the Schafter from the Mechanic. The Schafter is also one of the "wanted" vehicles that can be required for the Simeon's Export Requests freemode mission, giving you a reward of $9,750 when delivered to his garage.

Benefactor Schafter in Real Life:

The design of the Benefactor Schafter is based on a real life Mercedes-Benz E-Class.

Benefactor Schafter Top Speed:

The actual top speed of the Schafter in GTA V is 111.50 mph (179.44 km/h) when it's fully upgraded, as it's been accurately tested in-game by Broughy1322.

Can you sell the Schafter in GTA Online?

Yes, it's possible to sell the Schafter. If you purchased the vehicle, you can sell it for a resale price of $39,000 (60% of the original purchase), plus 50% of the value of your upgrades. Otherwise, if you stole the Schafter from the street, you can sell it for $6,500.

Performance

Speed
77.8%
Acceleration
50%
Braking
30%
Handling
77.27%