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LEONIDA WANTED
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Every Vehicle Seen in the GTA 6 Trailers

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A weathered timber house on stilts above a sandy waterfront lot, with a yellow and orange coupe utility parked underneath, a dirt bike on its stand and a red kayak resting against the steps.

Image: Rockstar Games

Rockstar has never published a vehicle list for GTA VI. Everything below has been pieced together frame by frame from the first trailer, the second trailer, the August 2026 Extended Look broadcast, the cover art, and the vehicles Rockstar itself names on the Ultimate Edition and editions pages. That means two very different kinds of "confirmed" are mixed into any roster like this, and this guide keeps them separate rather than blurring them together: a handful of vehicles carry a name because Rockstar wrote that name on its own website, while the rest carry a name because outlets doing frame-by-frame trailer analysis matched a badge, a silhouette, or a returning nameplate to the GTA back catalogue. Every vehicle named below links through to its own database entry, where the sourcing for that specific identification is laid out in full.

Muscle Cars and Everyday Sedans

The closing shot of the second trailer belongs to the Tulip, the Declasse muscle sedan Jason and Lucia drive off in together, styled after an early-1970s Chevelle. Declasse's Impaler SZ hasn't shown up in either trailer at all — it's confirmed only through promotional screenshots set in Vice City, Leonida Keys, and Grassrivers. Bravado's Buffalo STX is spotted among a cluster of police vehicles in the second trailer, and a separate Pursuit-branded livery of the same body is confirmed via other promotional material as a dedicated cruiser. Vapid's Dominator GTX coupe appears in the first trailer, with other Dominator trims shown separately in screenshots. On the sedan side, Benefactor's Schafter V12 is the car Lucia drives during the Extended Look's police-chase sequence, Karin's Sultan and Obey's Tailgater fill out ordinary Vice City traffic in the first trailer, and the cream-and-mustard Stanier is the pre-order-exclusive centerpiece of Rockstar's own Vintage Vice City Pack.

A two-tone yellow and white Vapid Stanier on a wet neon-lit street at night.
The Stanier, in Rockstar's own Vintage Vice City Pack material. Image: Rockstar Games

Sports Cars and Supercars

A single crowded street shot in the second trailer accounts for four cars at once: Bravado's Banshee, Pfister's Growler, Emperor's Vectre, and Pegassi's Tempesta, each identified by outlets comparing their silhouettes to real-world analogues like the Viper, Cayman, and Huracan. Grotti's Itali GTO appears separately in the first trailer. Pfister's Comet S2 Cabrio is confirmed via that same trailer and a Vice City screenshot. The one genuinely Rockstar-confirmed entry in this class is the '95 Grotti Cheetah, which Rockstar's own Ultimate Edition page names directly and frames as the brand's signature sports car of that era, tied specifically to Vice City's Shore Drive.

A white Grotti Cheetah with a red side stripe parked outside a curved art deco tower at dusk.
The '95 Grotti Cheetah, named on Rockstar's own Ultimate Edition page. Image: Rockstar Games

SUVs and Pickups

Gallivanter's Baller is a long-running series nameplate that reappears in the first trailer and, on fire, in a street-level scene from the second. Dundreary's Landstalker XL sits parked among other classic-styled vehicles in the second trailer. The one truck in this group with Rockstar's own name attached is the Ganado, which Rockstar's Ultimate Edition copy identifies as Jason's own weathered, low-riding pickup, shown with an exclusive cosmetic Retro Build package rather than as a new vehicle.

A yellow Vapid Ganado retro build coupe utility on a coastal road beside turquoise water.
The Ganado in its Retro Build, from Rockstar's own Ultimate Edition material. Image: Rockstar Games

Off-Road Machines and Motorcycles

Leonida's backcountry gets the densest cluster of vehicles in either trailer. The Sanchez dirt bike and Blazer quad ride together in the first trailer's dirt-bike gang scene, labeled by the game's own Weazel News ticker, while the Outlaw, Sandking XL, and Liberator line up together at a muddy off-road meet outlets have tied to real Florida mud-bogging culture. Vapid's Riata pickup and its Caracara 4x4 SUV both surface in Ultimate Edition promotional material and trailer traffic respectively. Two vehicles here carry Rockstar's own naming: the Dinka Enduro motorcycle, unlocked at Jason's safehouse as a pre-order bonus, and the '67 Dominator Buggy, which Rockstar's Ultimate Edition page calls a "Mud Club monster" built for the backwoods around Mount Kalaga.

The mud-caked blue and yellow Vapid Dominator Buggy powering along a flooded dirt track on oversized off-road tires.
The '67 Dominator Buggy, one of the six vehicles Rockstar names in its own copy. Image: Rockstar Games

Utility and Working Vehicles

Background traffic in the first trailer includes Jobuilt's Phantom semi hauling a trailer through an opening highway shot, and Vapid's Towtruck, which also reappears rolling past during an Extended Look car-theft scene. The Stockade is the armored Gruppe Sechs truck a masked crew robs in the first trailer, its heist framed as background story detail rather than a vehicle the player is shown driving.

Watercraft

Leonida's wetlands and coastline put more boats on screen than any prior GTA reveal. The Airboat crosses marshland in the Extended Look with Jason and Lucia riding together, and the Jet Ski doubles as a getaway vehicle during a second-trailer chase. Speedboat, Kayak, and Yacht entries are all listed among the watercraft outlets catalogued from the second trailer and its screenshots, none named or detailed individually by Rockstar. The one boat Rockstar names outright is the Squalo, a Shitzu cabin cruiser from the Ultimate Edition page shown crossing open water off Vice City at dusk with a weapons crate aboard.

A Squalo speedboat crossing the bay at dusk with the neon-lit Vice City skyline behind it.
Image: Rockstar Games

Aircraft

Air traffic is the thinnest-documented class. A Police Helicopter joins ground units once a chase escalates far enough in Extended Look footage, continuing a wanted-level staple from every prior game in the series. A small helicopter in the top-left corner of the official cover art has been read by outlets as a possible Personal Helicopter nod to the Sea Sparrow, though Rockstar has not named it or shown it in motion. The Private Plane appears once, during an Extended Look sequence where Jason and Lucia work corporate security at a client's gala.

Confirmed vs. Evidenced: How This List Works

Only six vehicles here — the Enduro, the Dominator Buggy, the Cheetah, the Squalo, the Stanier, and the Ganado — come from Rockstar's own written copy on its edition pages, which is why the database marks them CONFIRMED. Every other vehicle is marked EVIDENCED: it is genuinely visible in official Rockstar footage or screenshots, but its name, manufacturer, or class comes from an outlet's frame-by-frame analysis rather than from Rockstar's own text. That distinction matters because outlet identifications, however careful, can still be revised once more footage or an official press kit arrives closer to launch. No price, top speed, acceleration figure, or handling rating is listed for any vehicle in this guide, because Rockstar has not published performance stats for a single one of them; where a claim can't be traced to a specific trailer moment, screenshot, or Rockstar sentence, it isn't made here. The six that clear that bar are also listed in our record of what Rockstar itself has confirmed, which admits nothing of the second kind.

The Army-green Dinka Enduro motorcycle on its stand against a teal garage door.
The Dinka Enduro, one of the six vehicles Rockstar names in its own edition copy. Image: Rockstar Games

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