After Roman’s “Logging On” mission, Brucie will email you the details of a car he wants boosted.

Simply check your emails at a TW@ internet cafe (or the laptop in your safehouse, if unlocked) and reply positively, the reason being that many have reported problems completing the mission after replying negatively, while others say they have, just stick with positive to be safe.

After replying, a GPS marker should appear on your radar. Simply head to the location and take posession of the vehicle, once it’s in your hands, drive back to Brucie’s lock-up.

There isn’t really that much resistance when stealing the cars, but make sure you have full health and armour before you start this, beginning with 100% health and 100% armour should be enough to get you through the 10 boosts.

Almost all of the vehicles are located on the first island so it’s not too far to drive. As you’d probably expect, the vehicles are valued based on the condition of the car upon delivery, however, there is a Pay’n'Spray near-by should you turn up with your car looking like Memphis Raines’ “Unicorn” in Gone in 60 Seconds and wish to maximise your profit, however considering that the state of the economy in this game is similar to III’s (you can’t really buy anything), I wouldn’t worry about it too much.

After delivering a car, check your emails again (there’s a TW@ not too far from Brucie’s garage) there should be a new one in there, however sometimes you  might have to wait a while, it seems to vary for some people.

Once you’ve done all 10, Brucie will pass your number onto his mate Stevie, unlocking Stevie’s Car Boosting (Text Message Cars). You will also be awarded with 2% game completion and Order Fulfilled (10 ).