In GTA Vice City Stories, circa 1984, Sunshine Autos is a small dealership located close to a trailer park, with a new showroom under construction next to it. By 1986, the new showroom has been completed, with the old dealership demolished and the trailer park cleared. The dealership is bought by retired footballer BJ Smith and renamed BJ's Used Autos. However, Smith quickly runs into financial difficulties and the police begin to monitor his activities, so Smith sells the dealership to Tommy Vercetti for $50,000. Once purchased by Vercetti, the dealership reverts to its original name. Vercetti uses the showroom to sell stolen cars from four lists. Once all the requested vehicles have been retrieved, the business generates an income of $9,000.
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| - In GTA Vice City Stories, circa 1984, Sunshine Autos is a small dealership located close to a trailer park, with a new showroom under construction next to it. By 1986, the new showroom has been completed, with the old dealership demolished and the trailer park cleared. The dealership is bought by retired footballer BJ Smith and renamed BJ's Used Autos. However, Smith quickly runs into financial difficulties and the police begin to monitor his activities, so Smith sells the dealership to Tommy Vercetti for $50,000. Once purchased by Vercetti, the dealership reverts to its original name. Vercetti uses the showroom to sell stolen cars from four lists. Once all the requested vehicles have been retrieved, the business generates an income of $9,000.
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| - In GTA Vice City Stories, circa 1984, Sunshine Autos is a small dealership located close to a trailer park, with a new showroom under construction next to it. By 1986, the new showroom has been completed, with the old dealership demolished and the trailer park cleared. The dealership is bought by retired footballer BJ Smith and renamed BJ's Used Autos. However, Smith quickly runs into financial difficulties and the police begin to monitor his activities, so Smith sells the dealership to Tommy Vercetti for $50,000. Once purchased by Vercetti, the dealership reverts to its original name. Vercetti uses the showroom to sell stolen cars from four lists. Once all the requested vehicles have been retrieved, the business generates an income of $9,000.
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