The Regina is a station wagon appearing in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and in the Grand Theft Auto IV expansion pack, The Lost and Damned.
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The Regina in the GTA III Era resembles a 1984-1988 Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon in the placement of the wood paneling and chrome strips on the sides; The shape of hood's front also echoes 70's Cadillacs. The grille resembles that of a mid-'80s Pontiac Parisienne. Unlike all these cars, the Regina is front wheel drive.
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In The Lost and Damned, the Dundreary Regina is designed as a 1960s station wagon with aftermarket wheels and low ground clearance. The car's sides resemble those of 1960s GM B platform station wagons, for example the 1965-1970 Chevrolet Impala, or 1965-1969 Pontiac Bonneville; it is more likely from the Impala wagons as it has a lack of lower creases; the black roof, however seems to be more typical of Pontiac wagons. The taillight and rear chrome design resemble those of the 1965 Pontiacs, especially the Bonneville station wagon; the front loosely resembles most 1961 Pontiac models.
Acceleration is modest, and speed is severely lacking - with the Regina's front-wheel drive powertrain, the underpowered V8 struggles to move this behemoth. Handling is sluggish, the car suffers from obvious understeer, and the brakes do a barely acceptable job of slowing the enormous chassis. The Regina is not especially sturdy, nor capable of withstanding heavy damage, and is a generally undesirable vehicle.
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Regina is a city of Saskatchewan, Canada. It is the capital of the province and is home to 179,246 people.
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Regina was a crew member aboard the Kahana.
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On the Kahana, Regina was only seen to be working as a communications officer, though it is unknown as to whether this was her primary job on the freighter. She likely took over the job when George Minkowski became ill as a result of being unstuck in time, becoming unfit for such a demanding job.
Regina shared a satellite phone conversation with Miles when he demanded to talk to Minkowski, but Regina explained that he could not come to the phone, becoming more and more firm as Miles made the urgency of the situation clear. ("Confirmed Dead")
She later spoke with Daniel on the phone to assist him with an experiment. After Daniel set up a beacon on the Island, Regina launched a "payload" from the freighter, and counted down its distance from the Island. She (like Daniel) found it "weird" that the payload had not arrived as the freighter's indicators had shown. ("The Economist")
She later answered the emergency line when Charlotte called, and told her that Frank, Sayid and Desmond hadn't yet arrived on the freighter by helicopter. ("Eggtown")
When Sayid and Desmond arrived on the freighter, they were held captive in the sickbay. Regina acted as their guard. Distant and confused, she spoke with Frank after he approached. He mentioned the book she was reading was upside down. She then let Frank in to see Sayid and Desmond.
Later that day, Regina walked out onto the deck wrapped in chains. She climbed the railings and committed suicide by jumping overboard. According to Captain Gault, she was afflicted by what might best be described as a heightened case of cabin fever. ("Ji Yeon")
Gault referenced her death when warning Keamy that he may be suffering from the same sickness. ("Cabin Fever")
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