Direct answerBeekman is a Top Shelf Commuting sedan with Passenger Protection and Blastproof I. It suits passenger objectives and routes where explosions are the main threat. Its current price and acquisition requirement are not visible in the available vehicle card, so check the Vehicle Modification or collection screen before spending currency.
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Beekman vehicle details
| Field | Beekman information |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Beekman |
| Quality shown | Top Shelf |
| Type shown | Commuting |
| Body style shown | Sedan |
| Defense / Top Speed | 44 / 59 |
| Acceleration / Braking | 53 / 65 |
| Visible traits | Passenger Protection Lv.1; Blastproof I |
| Price and unlock | Check the current vehicle card or collection screen |
When to use Beekman
Use Beekman when an objective accepts a Commuting vehicle and the route calls for passenger protection or resistance to blast damage. Its card does not show an off-road or speed trait, so keep it on predictable roads when possible.
| Situation | Why it fits | Next check |
|---|---|---|
| Passenger objective | Passenger Protection appears on the card | Confirm the required passenger count and vehicle action |
| Explosion-heavy route | Blastproof I is visible | Keep moving and avoid repeated blast zones |
| Commuter modification task | The type reads Commuting | Apply and confirm one accepted modification |
| Stolen-car sale task | Its type can satisfy the Commuting part | The vehicle must also be stolen and eligible for the sale service |
| Rough-road route | No Off-Road Boost is shown | Use Mimosa or Rhea if the route depends on rough ground |
How to identify or obtain Beekman
Open the vehicle collection or Vehicle Modification screen and select Beekman. Confirm the Top Shelf, Commuting, and Sedan labels before using it for a type-specific objective. Follow the acquisition prompt shown on the current account; no fixed price or universal unlock level is available on the captured card.
- Check whether Beekman is locked, purchasable, stored, or available through another current prompt.
- Read the required currency and account progression before confirming a purchase.
- Keep Beekman selected until a modification, passenger, or sale objective updates.
- If the objective does not count, reopen the card and verify that the selected vehicle still says Commuting.
Beekman, Mimosa, or Rhea
- Compare the Commuting vehicle objective steps — Identify, modify, or sell the correct vehicle type.
- Read the Mimosa vehicle guide — Choose the SUV when off-road or bullet protection matters.
- Read the Rhea vehicle guide — Use the visible Off-Road Boost for mixed-surface routes.
| Vehicle | Visible strengths | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Beekman | Passenger Protection; Blastproof I | Passenger travel with blast risk |
| Mimosa | Passenger Protection; Off-Road Boost; Bulletproof I | Passengers, rough roads, and gunfire |
| Rhea | Off-Road Boost | Simple Commuting objectives and rough-road travel |
Beekman FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What type of car is Beekman? | Beekman is shown as a Top Shelf Commuting sedan. |
| Does Beekman count as a Commuter vehicle? | Yes, when the objective accepts a vehicle whose type is Commuting. Complete any extra stolen, sale, passenger, or modification condition as well. |
| What traits does Beekman have? | Its card lists Passenger Protection and Blastproof I. |
| Is Beekman good off-road? | Its visible card does not list Off-Road Boost. Mimosa or Rhea has that trait. |
| How do I unlock Beekman? | Select Beekman in the current collection or modification screen and follow the displayed requirement. A fixed unlock level and price are not confirmed. |
Continue with vehicles and missions
- Browse the vehicle list — Compare current roles and visible traits.
- Choose a vehicle by activity — Match the car to passengers, races, escapes, or combat.
- Open the missions hub — Check the exact vehicle action required by the objective.