Vehicles

Bravado · Sports Car

Spotted in a dense stretch of Vice City traffic in GTA VI's second trailer, the Banshee returns as Bravado's two-seat roadster, its long low nose and vented flanks drawing an unmistakable line to a second-generation Dodge Viper. It has been a fixture of the GTA vehicle roster since the original Vice City, so its reappearance here reads as continuity with earlier games rather than a new model; no interior, pricing, or performance figures have been shown for it.

Nagasaki · Off-Road

The Blazer is a sport quad bike shown riding alongside the Sanchez dirt bikes in the Dirt-Bike Dirt-Bags gang sequence from GTA VI's first trailer, cutting through a Vice City neighborhood in a loose pack of riders. Its exposed handlebars, single-seat saddle, and aftermarket grab bar carry over the general look of Nagasaki's quad line from earlier Grand Theft Auto games. Rockstar has not shown the Blazer in any other context so far, and no pricing, speed, or handling details have been revealed.

Bravado · Muscle Car

The Buffalo STX is a four-door Bravado sedan spotted in GTA VI's second trailer among a cluster of police vehicles, its wide stance and creased fenders drawing directly on a modern Dodge Charger. A separate law-enforcement livery, the Buffalo STX Pursuit, also appears in Rockstar's promotional material as a dedicated cruiser, meaning the same body underpins both ordinary Vice City traffic and a police interceptor, a dual role the Buffalo nameplate has played in earlier Grand Theft Auto games as well.

Vapid · Off-Road

The Caracara 4x4 is a boxy off-road SUV that turns up twice across GTA VI's trailers: as a lifeguard-liveried version parked on the beach in the first trailer, and in civilian trim parked in the yard behind Jason's property in the second trailer. The two sightings suggest it's a fairly common utility vehicle in Leonida rather than a rare or story-specific ride. Its high ground clearance and roof rack point to genuine off-road capability, but Rockstar hasn't confirmed drivetrain, towing, or performance specifics.

Grotti · Sports Car

Rockstar's own Ultimate Edition page bills this as a '95-model Grotti Cheetah, framed as the manufacturer's signature sports car of that era and described in the site's own words as an ode to Shore Drive. The official promotional shot backs that framing up, showing a low wedge-nosed coupe finished in white with a red central stripe and script side graphics, parked outside a Vice City high-rise in a pose closer to an eighties or nineties analog supercar than anything futuristic. Rockstar's copy adds that it becomes available to punctuate later-stage story action, which is the only gameplay context given; no price, performance figures, or acquisition method beyond that Ultimate Edition unlock have been published.

Pfister · Sports Car

The Comet S2 Cabrio is a two-seat Pfister convertible confirmed for GTA VI via the first trailer and a separate promotional screenshot set in Vice City; the nameplate has carried Porsche 911-inspired styling cues since it was introduced in GTA V. This fixture replaces an earlier placeholder record that was used only to prove out the site's vehicle page template — none of the numeric stats attached to that placeholder reflected anything Rockstar has actually shown for this car.

Vapid · Off-Road

Styled as a '67 model, the Dominator Buggy is a tube-frame off-road buggy Rockstar named directly in its own edition copy, calling it a "Mud Club monster" offering impressive offroad handling for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga and beyond. Rockstar names the garage that comes with it: the Paradise Garage in Watson Bay, which it says features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced. That last detail makes the Paradise Garage the first fencing point Rockstar has named for Grand Theft Auto VI, though it has not explained how fencing works or what it pays. Screenshots show the buggy caked in mud with oversized off-road tires, and Rockstar has published no top speed, acceleration, or price.

Vapid · Muscle Car

The Dominator GTX is a two-door Vapid muscle coupe that appeared in GTA VI's first trailer, continuing a nameplate that has anchored Vapid's muscle-car range since GTA V. Rockstar has since shown several other Dominator variants across separate promotional screenshots, including convertible and widebody builds, which indicates the model line has been expanded for GTA VI rather than simply carried over unchanged, though what distinguishes each trim mechanically has not been confirmed.

Dinka · Motorcycle

The Enduro is a cross-country motorcycle Rockstar confirmed by name as an Ultimate Edition pre-order bonus, unlocked in an Army fatigue-tinged livery at Jason's safehouse alongside a Crest Kayak. Unlike the vehicles only glimpsed in trailer footage, this one comes from Rockstar's own written description of the Ultimate Edition's contents, making the model name itself a confirmed fact even though Rockstar has not disclosed handling, top speed, or price. Its knobby off-road tires and upright riding position point to enduro-style trail use.

Vapid · Pickup

Rockstar describes the Vapid Ganado as Jason's own vehicle, calling it his 'well-worn' low-riding pickup, and the Ultimate Edition adds an exclusive Retro Build set of cosmetic mods said to inject muscle and classic styling into it rather than introducing a new car. The official image shows a gold two-door coupe utility with a maroon central stripe, a hood scoop badged '434ci,' 'Ganado' script on the door, and a bull-head grille emblem, kicking up dust on a coastal road with the ocean behind it. Rockstar has not detailed the Ganado's engine, price, or how it factors into the story beyond being tied specifically to Jason.

Pfister · Sports Car

The Growler is a compact mid-engined Pfister coupe glimpsed in dense Vice City traffic during GTA VI's second trailer, its short overhangs and low glasshouse recalling a Porsche 718 Cayman. It appears in the same shot as several other sports and super cars, including the Banshee and Vectre, suggesting Rockstar is filling Vice City's high-end traffic with a wider spread of two-door performance models than GTA V's launch-day roster offered.

Declasse · Muscle Car

The Impaler SZ is a four-door Declasse muscle sedan that has surfaced in Rockstar's promotional screenshots for the Vice City, Leonida Keys, and Grassrivers regions rather than in either full trailer, which is why it draws less attention than the Tulip or Buffalo STX. Its boxy greenhouse and aggressive front clip fit the brand's long-running muscle-car lineage from earlier games, but no trailer or gameplay footage of it actually driving has been shown yet.

Grotti · Supercar

The Itali GTO is a low, wide Grotti berlinetta that appeared in GTA VI's first trailer, its long hood and fastback roofline drawing on front-engined Italian grand tourers in the mold of a Ferrari 812 or F12. Grotti has functioned as the series' Ferrari analogue since GTA IV, and the GTO badge on this entry signals a track-focused variant rather than a base model, though Rockstar has not confirmed what mechanically separates it from any standard Itali.

Jet Ski

A straddle-seat personal watercraft shown carrying two riders across open water in GTA VI's Extended Look screenshot gallery, and used earlier as a getaway vehicle in Trailer 2, where Lucia and Jason are described riding one together while evading pursuit along Leonida's coastline. Its two-up seating and coastal setting suggest it is meant for both leisure use and the kind of quick water escape that fits the game's fugitive-couple narrative. No manufacturer, top speed, or specific in-game model name has been confirmed for this watercraft yet.

Crest · Boat

A human-powered paddle boat, notable mainly because no prior mainline GTA game has modeled unpowered watercraft like this one. Rockstar names it directly on its official edition comparison page, listing a Crest Kayak alongside a Dinka Enduro motorcycle as Jason's safehouse vehicles and describing both as Army fatigue-tinged; Crest is therefore the manufacturer, confirmed by Rockstar rather than inferred. Kayaks also appear among the watercraft shown in GTA VI's second trailer, and Rockstar's Extended Look recap separately calls out kayaking as a leisure activity available across Leonida, alongside things like scuba diving. That framing places it among the game's low-stakes recreational activities rather than combat or heist use, fitting the marshes, canals, and calm coastal water Leonida is shown to have in abundance. No handling figures or price have been published.

Dundreary · SUV

The Landstalker XL is a large body-on-frame Dundreary SUV shown parked among other classic-styled vehicles in GTA VI's second trailer, its slab sides and upright chrome grille blending cues from a Lincoln Navigator with hints of a Chevrolet Tahoe or Suburban. The nameplate has appeared in earlier GTA titles as a mid-size SUV, so the XL suffix on this version points to a longer, more upscale variant rather than a straight carryover of the standard body.

Vapid · Off-Road

The Liberator is glimpsed in the same brief Thrillbilly Mud Club shot as the Sandking XL and Outlaw in GTA VI's first trailer, part of a lineup of off-road machines gathered at the muddy park. The trailer frame is too quick and too wide to confirm whether it's a lifted truck, a buggy, or something else entirely, so its body style is genuinely unknown rather than guessed at here. Nothing about its performance, seating, or how players might acquire it has been shown or announced.

Nagasaki · Off-Road

The Outlaw appears in the brief Thrillbilly Mud Club sequence of GTA VI's first trailer, a muddy off-road park modeled on real Florida mud-bogging venues where the camera pans across a lineup of stripped-down off-road machines mid-event. It sits alongside the Sandking XL and Liberator in that same shot, but the trailer's distance and lighting don't clearly reveal its body configuration, so its exact class within Nagasaki's off-road range remains unconfirmed. No stats, seating, or acquisition details have been shown for it.

Aircraft

A compact, single-rotor light helicopter occupying the upper-left corner of GTA VI's official cover art, continuing a visual tradition every mainline GTA box has followed since GTA III. Outlet analysis of the artwork has pattern-matched its silhouette to the Sea Sparrow, a small helicopter that first appeared in the original Vice City and returned in later games, which would make it a fitting nod given GTA VI's setting. Rockstar has not named the aircraft, confirmed it as a returning model, or shown it in any trailer footage so far; this is currently based on cover art alone.

Jobuilt · Utility

The Phantom is a cab-over semi truck seen hauling a trailer in the opening highway shot of GTA VI's first trailer, part of a wide establishing view of Leonida traffic that also includes buses and vans. As Jobuilt's long-haul truck, it has appeared as heavy-industry set dressing in prior Grand Theft Auto games, and its return here suggests Leonida's highways will carry the same mix of commercial freight traffic. Rockstar has not shown it in any mission context or confirmed towing or handling details.

Aircraft

A law-enforcement helicopter shown joining ground units once a chase escalates far enough, continuing a wanted-level staple from every prior GTA game. GTA VI's Extended Look presentation shows police helicopters appearing overhead alongside patrol cars and armed officers during high-wanted pursuit sequences involving Jason and Lucia, and a helicopter overhead is likewise described as part of a multi-star chase in coverage of the game's second trailer. Its livery and exact model have not been shown in close-up detail, and Rockstar has not confirmed whether it can be stolen or only evaded.

Aircraft

A small private aircraft shown in GTA VI's Extended Look, where Jason and Lucia are depicted preparing to board it while working corporate security at a gala for an unnamed wealthy client, a job that ends with the pair getting separated. Its appearance ties it to a specific story sequence rather than general traffic, and its presence in a job built around a wealthy client's event fits Vice City's established money-and-glamour tone. Rockstar has not shown its exterior in detail, named a manufacturer or model, or confirmed whether it can be piloted outside that mission context.

Vapid · Off-Road

The Riata is an off-road pickup included among the project cars in Wyman's Classic Car Collection, an Ultimate Edition side questline where the player tracks down and restores abandoned vehicles for a local fixer. Rockstar's own promotional material for the Ultimate Edition places it alongside a flag-liveried Schyster Deviant and an unidentified muscle car as one of four vehicles exclusive to that edition's restoration commission. No drivetrain, speed, or price information has been disclosed for it.

Maibatsu · Off-Road

The Sanchez is the dirt bike ridden by a gang GTA VI's Weazel News ticker labels the "Dirt-Bike Dirt-Bags," first seen wheelieing through a residential stretch of Vice City in the debut trailer and later reappearing in a front-suspension chase shot in the second trailer. Its knobby tires, high-mounted exhaust, and stripped-down bodywork match the off-road silhouette Maibatsu's Sanchez line has carried across earlier games, though Rockstar has not confirmed the manufacturer name on screen. Seats one rider; no performance figures have been shown.

Vapid · Off-Road

The Sandking XL returns as Vapid's oversized off-road pickup, appearing twice in GTA VI's first trailer: once parked at a gas station forecourt during a foot chase, and again among the off-road lineup at the Thrillbilly Mud Club. Its raised suspension, roll cage, and paddle-style tires are consistent with the desert-runner styling the Sandking has carried since earlier Grand Theft Auto entries. Rockstar has shown it only as background traffic and set dressing so far, with no confirmed handling or performance figures.

Benefactor · Sedan

The Schafter returns for GTA VI as a black four-door Benefactor sedan with a Mercedes-Benz E-Class silhouette; a version of it is the car Lucia is shown driving during the extended police-chase sequence in Rockstar's August 2026 Extended Look broadcast, with Jason firing back at pursuing squad cars from the rear window. A second, newer-looking Schafter with a different front fascia also appears in a closing car-meet montage, suggesting more than one body or trim of the nameplate exists in Leonida.

Boat

An open-bow performance boat included among the watercraft Rockstar showed off in GTA VI's second trailer and its accompanying screenshots, alongside airboats, yachts, jet skis, and kayaks. Given Leonida's coastline and the extensive marina and waterway footage across both trailers, a fast planing hull like this is a reasonable fit for coastal traversal, boat chases, and general open-water travel around Vice City and its keys. Rockstar has not shown it in close detail, named a manufacturer or in-game model, or confirmed how a player would come to own or steal one.

Shitzu · Boat

Rockstar names this the Shitzu Squalo among the Ultimate Edition's included vehicles, calling it perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts, and saying the gradient pink and blue boat is docked at Washington Beach and made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate. Washington Beach is the boat's stated mooring, and the crate's contents are stated as explosives rather than left generic. The official screenshot shows Jason and Lucia piloting a windshielded sport cabin cruiser finished in a pink-to-teal gradient palm print, with the hull marked 'Squalo' near the bow and a registration plate reading 'VB 0522 05,' crossing open water at dusk with the Vice City skyline lit up behind them. Rockstar has not published a hull length, top speed, or price for it, and the fishing and open-ocean framing reads as a feature description rather than a technical specification.

Vapid · Sedan

Rockstar names the '55 Vapid Stanier as the centerpiece vehicle of the Vintage Vice City Pack, a pre-order bonus bundled with digital purchases made ahead of launch. The official screenshot shows a two-tone 1950s sedan finished in cream and mustard yellow, with a chrome grille, round headlights, tailfin-style rear styling, and 'Vapid' and 'Stanier' badging on the front fender, driven through a rain-slicked, neon-lit Vice City street at night with two passengers visible inside. Rockstar's own copy bundles the sedan with a garage alongside the world-famous Ocean Beach, and fills out the rest of the pack as decadent outfits and hairstyles for both Jason and Lucia plus an iconic weapon pattern that echoes the excess of the past. Rockstar names no street or building for that garage beyond Ocean Beach, and no price, performance figures, or in-story acquisition beyond the pre-order bonus have been published.

Brute · Utility

The Stockade is the armored cash-in-transit truck robbed by a masked crew in GTA VI's first trailer, its white-and-green livery marked with the returning Gruppe Sechs security logo as guards are dragged from the rear doors. Two motorcycles are parked near the truck during the robbery, tying this heavy utility vehicle directly into the trailer's dirt-bike gang imagery. Rockstar has shown it purely as a robbery target so far, with no confirmed cargo capacity, armor rating, or acquisition method.

Karin · Sedan

The Sultan is a compact all-weather Karin sports sedan shown in GTA VI's first trailer and in a separate promotional screenshot set in Vice City. The nameplate has recurred throughout the GTA series as Karin's answer to a rally-bred Subaru Impreza, and its reappearance here suggests Leonida's traffic will keep the same mix of everyday performance sedans that filled prior games rather than replacing them wholesale with entirely new brands for this installment.

Obey · Sedan

The Tailgater is Obey's mainstream executive sedan, visible as ordinary Vice City traffic in GTA VI's first trailer. It has served as the series' default upper-middle-class sedan since GTA V, with proportions suggesting a rival to a 3 Series or an A4, and its presence here indicates Rockstar is keeping familiar background traffic models rather than redesigning the entire everyday car pool from scratch for the new Leonida setting.

Pegassi · Supercar

The Tempesta is a sharp-edged, mid-engined Pegassi supercar seen in the second trailer's crowded Vice City street montage, its angular intakes and low stance recalling a Lamborghini Huracan. It shares that brief shot with the Banshee, Growler, and Vectre, part of a cluster of performance cars Rockstar used to signal how dense and varied Leonida's high-end car culture will be compared to the traffic seen in earlier games in the series.

Vapid · Utility

The Towtruck is a flatbed recovery vehicle glimpsed driving past during a street scene in GTA VI's first trailer, its boom and winch visible over the cab as it passes a motorist in the middle of an argument. It later resurfaces in the Extended Look gameplay footage rolling past while Jason breaks into a parked car, which some outlets have read as a hint that vehicle-recovery or repossession activities could return in some form. No mission role, pricing, or stats have been confirmed by Rockstar.

Declasse · Muscle Car

The Tulip is the red muscle sedan Jason and Lucia are shown riding away in during the closing shot of GTA VI's second trailer, its long hood, quad headlights, and chrome trim echoing an early-1970s Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu. Rockstar has not detailed its performance or how it is acquired, but ending the trailer on this specific car, rather than any of the dozens of others shown earlier, strongly suggests it functions as one of the protagonists' signature vehicles rather than incidental traffic.

Emperor · Sports Car

The Vectre appears in the same crowded street-traffic shot from GTA VI's second trailer that also includes the Banshee, Growler, and a Lamborghini-styled Pegassi, its sharp creased flanks and low coupe roofline resembling a facelifted Lexus RC F. Emperor is a newer marque within the GTA vehicle universe rather than a legacy brand carried over from prior entries, so the Vectre reads as a nameplate introduced specifically for Leonida rather than a returning model.

Boat

A larger recreational boat shown among the watercraft in GTA VI's second trailer, distinct from the smaller jet skis, airboats, and speedboats also confirmed there. Extended Look screenshots separately show several people talking aboard a boat on open water, consistent with a vessel sized for socializing rather than solo travel. Given Vice City's wealth-driven aesthetic and past GTA games' use of yachts as ownable property tied to businesses or storylines, it likely serves a similar role here, though Rockstar has not confirmed pricing, ownership, or a specific in-game model name.