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GTA 6 Vehicles

Frame-by-frame identifications from official footage, plus the real-world cars they are clearly built from. Nothing here is a full vehicle list — that arrives at launch.

28 vehicles on record. Every one carries a confidence tier and a source.

Every entry verified All 28 vehicles were re-checked against their sources in the same pass. Corrections log

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  • A two-tone fifties sedan with chrome grille and whitewall tyres on a wet neon-lit street at night.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Sedan Vapid

    '55 Vapid Stanier

    The 1955 Vapid Stanier, the series' take on the Ford Crown Victoria of that year, is the centrepiece of the Vintage Vice City Pack that Rockstar gives to everyone who buys GTA 6 before 20 November 2026. Rockstar's own copy describes a two-tone sedan you "cruise Shore Drive" in and store in the Shore Court personal garage beside Ocean Beach, complete with weapon locker and a place to fence stolen goods. That makes it one of the few vehicles tied to a bonus available to all purchasers rather than the Ultimate Edition alone.

  • A mud-caked blue and yellow muscle car on oversized off-road tyres throws spray through a swamp.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Off-Road Vapid

    '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy

    The '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy is an Ultimate Edition off-road build that Rockstar describes as "a Mud Club monster offering impressive off-road handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond". Rockstar's own copy pairs it with the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which carries a weapon locker and a place to fence stolen goods. It was revealed in the pre-order materials rather than either trailer.

  • A white and red wedge-shaped sports car with side strakes parked outside a lit apartment block at dusk.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Sports Classic Grotti

    '95 Grotti Cheetah

    Rockstar's own edition breakdown names the '95 Grotti Cheetah as Ultimate Edition content, calling it "Grotti's signature mid '90s sports car and ode to Shore Drive", finished in a minimalist retro-futuristic livery and unlocked to punctuate later-stage action. It is distinct from the Cheetah Classic that has appeared in past games despite the visual similarity. PC Gamer first pinned it from the pre-order information drop.

  • A shirtless man paddles an orange kayak marked Crest across flat water into a low sun.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Boat Crest

    Crest Kayak

    The Crest Kayak is listed by Rockstar among Jason's Safehouse vehicles in the Ultimate Edition, sitting alongside the Dinka Enduro motorcycle at his beachfront property. GamesRadar+ confirms the same three-vehicle line-up at what Rockstar officially calls Jason's Safehouse, and an official screenshot shows Jason paddling an orange Crest Kayak. Kayaking was also shown as an open-water activity in the Extended Look.

  • An olive green Dinka dirt bike on knobbly tyres stands on its kickstand against a teal roller shutter.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Motorcycle Dinka

    Dinka Enduro

    Rockstar lists an "Army fatigue-tinged Dinka Enduro motorcycle" among Jason's Safehouse vehicles in the Ultimate Edition, and GamesRadar+ confirms it sits at the beachfront property alongside the Crest Kayak and Vapid Ganado. The bike originally arrived in GTA Online's heists update. Dirt biking was shown as a side activity in the Extended Look, so off-road bikes clearly have a role beyond cosmetics.

  • A pink and blue speedboat carves a wake across the bay at dusk with the city skyline behind.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Boat Shitzu

    Shitzu Squalo

    The Shitzu Squalo is an Ultimate Edition boat that Rockstar describes as a gradient pink and blue craft docked at Washington Beach, made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate and "perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts". GamesRadar+ picks out that same line as the strongest hint yet that fishing is a GTA 6 activity, while cautioning that Rockstar has not said so outright. The Squalo is a long-running series speedboat returning under its Shitzu badge.

  • A yellow and red coupe utility badged Ganado drives a sunlit coastal road lined with palms.

    Rockstar Games

    Confirmed Muscle Vapid

    Vapid Ganado

    Jason's personal vehicle is officially the Vapid Ganado: Rockstar's GTA VI site calls it "Jason's well-worn Vapid Ganado low-riding pickup" and shows it parked at Jason's Safehouse alongside the Dinka Enduro and Crest Kayak. PC Gamer models it on the 1970 Ford Ranchero, a coupe utility, which squares with Rockstar's pickup framing. The Ultimate Edition adds an exclusive Ganado Retro Build mod kit rather than the car itself.

  • Credible Lowrider Albany

    Albany Buccaneer Custom

    PC Gamer places an Albany Buccaneer Custom in a line of vehicles in early GTA 6 footage, noting how low it sits to the ground compared with its neighbours. The call is based on shape alone in a brief shot. Rockstar has not named this vehicle, so it should be read as trailer analysis rather than confirmation. GamesRadar+ independently lists an Albany Buccaneer Custom in the same chrome-heavy urban street shot.

  • A man in a Vice City vest stands beside a green sportbike lettered Alvino V1, a pistol in his lowered hand.

    Rockstar Games

    Credible Motorcycle Alvino

    Alvino V1

    The Alvino V1 is a sport bike new to the series, first shown in an official screenshot of Jason sitting on it with a pistol and again on GTA 6's cover art. PC Gamer reads it as based on the Ducati Panigale V2 and Aprilia RS 660. Its appearance on the cover art suggests reasonable prominence in the game.

  • Credible Sedan Benefactor

    Benefactor Schafter V12

    A luxury four-door sedan glimpsed driving past in GTA 6's reveal trailer was identified by PC Gamer as the Benefactor Schafter V12, based on the front grille and headlights. It is explicitly a blink-and-you-miss-it identification. Nothing official supports the model name. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Benefactor Schafter V12 among the vehicles on the neon strip.

  • Credible Sports Bravado

    Bravado Banshee

    A blue and white sports car appears briefly outside the Dominion Hotel in GTA 6's second trailer, which PC Gamer identifies as the Bravado Banshee. It sits in a long line of sporty vehicles, making a clean read difficult. The identification is unconfirmed by Rockstar. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Bravado Banshee in Trailer 2's line of luxury vehicles and again in a Trailer 1 dirt-bike scene.

  • Credible Muscle Bravado

    Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire

    PC Gamer identifies a partially obscured muscle car in GTA 6's first trailer as the Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire, using the divots in the bottom of the tail lights as the tell. The vehicle is hidden behind traffic for most of the shot. Rockstar has not named it. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire in the same neon strip line-up.

  • Credible Muscle Declasse

    Declasse Tulip M-100

    A magenta car in GTA 6's first trailer was identified by PC Gamer as the Declasse Tulip M-100 from GTA Online, complete with a rear-window decal advertising oversized rims. The identification rests on the paint job and silhouette rather than any visible badge or official confirmation. Treat the exact model as an educated read of trailer footage. Both PC Gamer and GamesRadar+ list the Declasse Tulip M-100 among the customized cars on that street, so two outlets land on the same model.

  • Credible Sports Grotti

    Grotti Carbonizzare

    The angular tail lights and rear window shape of a car in GTA 6's reveal footage led PC Gamer to identify it as the Grotti Carbonizzare, despite it being partly blocked by another vehicle's door. It is one of several returning GTA Online sports cars claimed from trailer stills. No official confirmation exists. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Grotti Carbonizzare in the same neon strip line-up.

  • Credible Sports Classic Grotti

    Grotti Cheetah Classic

    A classic sports car in GTA 6's early footage was identified by PC Gamer as the Grotti Cheetah Classic from its large rear grille and narrow rear window, helped by a license plate reading 'cheetah'. That plate makes it one of the more confident trailer reads. It remains unconfirmed by Rockstar, and is distinct from the '95 Grotti Cheetah in the Ultimate Edition. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Grotti Cheetah Classic in the same neon strip line-up.

  • Credible Super Grotti

    Grotti Furia

    PC Gamer spotted what it believes is the Grotti Furia supercar moving through the background of GTA 6's first trailer, identified from a distinctive tail light despite motion blur. It is easy to miss behind the shot's foreground subject. The model name is unconfirmed. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Grotti Furia among the supercars racing down the highway in Trailer 1.

  • Credible Sports Invetero

    Invetero Coquette

    An Invetero Coquette is claimed in PC Gamer's trailer sweep on the basis of tail light shape, though the outlet flags the call as shaky because no existing Coquette variant has the raised rear window seen in the footage. GamesRadar+ reaches the same family but a more specific answer, listing an Invetero Coquette D10 in that neon strip line-up, and separately flags an unknown Coquette hardtop in Trailer 2. Two outlets agreeing on the Coquette makes the family read solid; the exact variant does not.

  • Credible Motorcycle Miabatsu

    Miabatsu Sanchez

    The Sanchez dirt bike has appeared in nearly every Grand Theft Auto since Vice City, and both PC Gamer and GamesRadar+ identify it among the bikers riding through town in GTA 6's first trailer. Dirt bike racing was subsequently shown as a side activity in the Extended Look. Note the manufacturer spelling varies between outlets — PC Gamer writes Miabatsu, GamesRadar+ writes Maibatsu, which is the spelling used in previous games; Rockstar has not named the bike at all.

  • Credible Motorcycle Nagasaki

    Nagasaki Carbon RS

    The Nagasaki Carbon RS appears to return in GTA 6 in a red and white colorway with what looks like a modified exhaust. It was a Collector's Edition exclusive at GTA 5's launch before reaching GTA Online more widely, and PC Gamer assumes it is a standard vehicle this time. That assumption is not confirmed. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Nagasaki Carbon RS among the customized vehicles in Trailer 1.

  • Credible Sports Pfister

    Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio

    PC Gamer describes the Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio as one of the easier catches in GTA 6's debut trailer, identified by its unusually narrow tail lights and the grille beneath them. It is a two-door convertible in the mould of the series' long-running Porsche analogues. Rockstar has not confirmed the name. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio in the same neon strip line-up.

  • A muscle car flank painted with stars and stripes, the model name Deviant scripted on the front wing.

    Rockstar Games

    Credible Muscle Schyster

    Schyster Deviant

    A car carrying the Deviant badge appears in the Ultimate Edition's Classic Car Collection, which PC Gamer reads as the Schyster Deviant returning from GTA Online; GamesRadar+ makes the same call and adds that it wears a Stars and Stripes livery. The hood differs from the GTA Online model, most likely customization rather than a new vehicle. Rockstar confirms the collection but names none of its cars, so the manufacturer attribution is inference from the badge.

  • Credible Sedan Schyster

    Schyster PMP

    A green sedan passed in GTA 6's reveal footage was pinned by PC Gamer as the Schyster PMP, though with a more modern design than its GTA 4 counterpart, and the outlet describes the identification as taking a lot of digging. GamesRadar+ independently lists a Schyster PMP 700 in the same chrome-heavy street shot, which corroborates the model line and sharpens it to the 700 variant. Rockstar has not confirmed either name.

  • The rear quarter of a turquoise muscle car carrying a chrome Sirius badge above the tail light.

    Rockstar Games

    Credible Muscle

    Sirius

    The Sirius is a muscle car identified in the Classic Car Collection shown with GTA 6's Ultimate Edition. PC Gamer reads it as inspired by a classic Dodge Charger; GamesRadar+ independently names it a Sirius but says the manufacturer is unknown, matching our missing badge. Rockstar confirms the Classic Car Collection as a commission from the collector Wyman without itemising the cars, so the name is outlet identification rather than official.

  • The silver Vapid 4x4 pickup up close, Vapid grille badge and knobbly off-road tyres

    Rockstar Games · Trailer 2 (0:16)

    Credible Off-Road Vapid

    Vapid Caracara 4x4

    The Vapid Caracara 4x4 is the large pickup belonging to Brian Heder, Jason's landlord and a veteran Keys smuggler. PC Gamer calls it the easiest vehicle to spot in Trailer 2 after Jason's own car, and GamesRadar+ independently identifies a Vapid Caracara 4x4 in the yard in the trailer's opening and a lifeguard-liveried one on the beach in Trailer 1. Its association with a named character makes this one of the better-grounded vehicle identifications.

  • A mud-flecked white and orange off-road truck badged Riata, roof lights mounted above the windscreen.

    Rockstar Games

    Credible Off-Road Vapid

    Vapid Riata

    The Vapid Riata, previously seen in GTA Online's Doomsday Heist update, returns in GTA 6 as part of the Ultimate Edition's Classic Car Collection with a retro paint job. PC Gamer identified it from the pre-order screenshots and GamesRadar+ independently lists a Vapid Riata off-road truck among the collection's cars. Rockstar confirms the collection itself but does not name its contents, and whether the base vehicle is available outside that edition is unclear.

  • A green four-door Canis pickup with roof lights and airbrushed fish artwork on a polished showroom floor.

    Rockstar Games

    Speculation Pickup Canis

    Canis Kamacho

    A heavily customized four-door pickup appears in the screenshot Rockstar uses to advertise the One-Eyed Willie's mod shop, and the outlets disagree on what it is: PC Gamer calls it the Canis Kamacho returning from GTA Online, while GamesRadar+ reads the same image as a Canis Mesa "or at least a closely-related model". Both agree on the Canis badge and that the customization makes a clean identification hard. Because two reputable outlets land on different models, treat the specific vehicle as unresolved.

  • Speculation Motorcycle Miabatsu

    Miabatsu Manchez

    The Miabatsu Manchez, near-identical to the Sanchez but distinguished by a missing front mudflap and a differently shaped seat, has been spotted in a single muddy GTA 6 screenshot. PC Gamer's identification rests on the headlight and handlebars seen head-on. With only one obscured image to go on, this remains a tentative call.

  • Speculation Sedan

    Oceanic

    A flash of yellow in GTA 6's first trailer was read by PC Gamer as the Oceanic, the series' Oldsmobile Super 88 homage. The real car it references is parked outside Miami's Avalon Hotel, though GTA 6's equivalent building differs. The identification comes from a brief glimpse of color rather than a clear shot.