The Ramp Buggy's behaviour is different compared to its off-road equivalent, as it has a low ride height to make slipping under cars efficient and appears to withstand collisions better due to the reinforced chassis.
The wheels share the same rim design as the Dune Buggy and Injection, wrapped in high-profile tyres with standard treaded pattern and wider track on the rear ones. The primary colour is applied on the body panels, while the secondary colour is applied on the bodywork frames and protective cage. The car is only seen with a rather worn appearance, having heavy scratches on the front end. In addition, it uses a set of analog dials and numerous switches on the upper section/dashboard, derived from race cars such as the RE-7B and the ETR1. The interior of the car, while similar to the Dune Buggy and the Space Docker, features an enclosed front, no longer exposing the steering column.
Its underside is also covered by additional panels, leaving part of the engine exposed. The rear of the car is mostly covered by the rear panels, with additional frames over the engine bay. The sides of the vehicle are seemingly narrower and features additional frames and panels for the rear wheels, while the cabin area is reinforced with various frames on the front and on the roof area. The vehicle assumes an enlarged chassis with a reinforced cage and body panels, where the front area assumes a wedge-shaped appearance, intended to slip under cars. Based on its name and design, the Ramp Buggy appears to be a heavily-customized Dune Buggy, where it takes the resemblance and purpose of the Flip Car used in Fast and Furious 6.
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