Vehicles

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 · 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.

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.