TL;DR:
- GTA 6 pre-orders are now live globally, and fans are dissecting the first trailer frame by frame to identify every vehicle.
Rockstar hasn’t shared an official car list yet. Still, fans and leakers have already spotted over 100 vehicles in trailers and leaks, including cars, bikes, boats, and planes.
You can expect a mix of returning favorites and new models. Deep customization is confirmed. The game will likely launch with at least 300 vehicles.
Rockstar Games opened pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6 earlier this week. Now, players everywhere are lining up to buy the most anticipated game of the decade. With pre-orders live, everyone wants to know one thing: what will they drive when they hit the streets of Vice City?
The first GTA 6 trailer dropped months ago and gave us a quick look at the game’s vehicles. Rockstar hasn’t shared an official list, but fans have picked apart every frame and combined their findings with leaks. We now have a clearer idea of what to expect. Here’s what we know so far about the cars and vehicles coming to GTA 6.
All vehicles spotted in the first GTA 6 trailer
Right now, the 90-second reveal trailer is our only official look at GTA 6 vehicles. Rockstar filled it with everything from supercars to pickup trucks, police cruisers, and dirt bikes. Here’s a breakdown of every vehicle we can spot, organized by scene.
Opening shot — highway and beachfront
The very first frame shows a dense traffic scene. While smaller cars are difficult to identify, several larger vehicles are immediately recognizable:
- Brute Shuttle Bus / Tour Bus
- Vapid Speedo
- Dashound
- Jobuilt Phantom (with trailer)
- Vapid Caracara 4×4 — spotted near the lifeguard area on Vice Beach
Bridge and supercar showcase
The now-iconic bridge shot gave us our first look at GTA 6’s high-end car culture. Among the vehicles crossing the bridge:
- Pegassi Zorrusso
- Grotti Furia
City streets — night
Cruising through the neon-lit downtown, the trailer revealed a dense mix of returning and new models:
- Declasse Granger 3600LX (returning)
- Albany Primo
- Vapid Chino
- Albany Buccaneer Custom
- Schyster PMP 700 (all-new)
- Enus Jubilee
- Nagasaki Carbon RS
- Declasse Tulip M-100
- Unknown Ford Mustang variant (new)
- Western Sovereign
- Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio
- Grotti Cheetah Classic
- Grotti Carbonizzare
Oceanview Road
This stretch, which looks a lot like the opening of GTA: Vice City, is packed with classic and modern cars:
- Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire
- Unknown Lamborghini Aventador-style supercar (new)
- Benefactor Schafter V12
- Obey Tailgater
- Invetero Coquette D10
- Dundreary Landstalker XL
Social media-style clips
Later in the trailer, quick social media-style clips show off even more cars, trucks, and utility vehicles. Here are some of them:
- Vapid Stanier
- Unknown Dodge Ram (new)
- Vapid Sandking XL
- Vapid Towtruck
- Imponte Ruiner
- Declasse Vamos
- Annis Hellion
- Karin Intruder
- Bravado Rumpo
- Unknown Chevrolet Sonic (new)
- Unknown second-generation Ford Explorer (new)
- Bravado Gauntlet Interceptor
- Bravado Banshee
- Unknown second-generation Dodge Ram (new)
- Karin Futo
- Unknown fifth-generation Dodge Caravan (new)
- Vapid Police Cruiser Interceptor
- Pfister Comet Retro Custom
- Bravado Buffalo Police Cruiser
Off-road and police units
Additional frames revealed motorcycles, quads, and law enforcement vehicles:
- Nagasaki Outlaw
- Vapid Liberator
- Nagasaki Blazer
- Maibatsu Sanchez
- Vapid Stanier LE Police Cruiser
- Unknown Ford Police Interceptor Utility (new)
- Declasse Tulip
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Leaked and speculated vehicles
Leaked development files and insider reports have revealed even more vehicle names. Rockstar hasn’t confirmed any of these, and some could change or get cut before launch. Still, the list shows just how deep and varied the vehicle roster could be. Notable names include:
- Albany Alpha
- Albany Buccaneer / Emperor
- Bravado Buffalo S, Feroci, Gresley, Rumpo Custom, Buffalo STX
- Brute Camper
- Benefactor Schafter LWB
- Declasse Burrito, Sabre Turbo, Granger
- Annis Elegy Retro Custom
- Dinka Blista Compact
- Ford Ranchero (1970s) — rumored to be the protagonist’s personal vehicle
- Pfister Comet S2, Astron
- Pegassi Zentorno, Toros
- Ocelot Jugular, Locust
- Gallivanter Baller ST
- Vulcar Ingot, Vapid Minivan, Slamvan, Contender
- Imponte DF8-90, Schyster Deviant
- Willard Faction Custom Donk
- Lampadati Novak
- Karin Rebel, Sultan RS
- Dundreary Regina, Virgo Classic
- Canis Seminole Frontier
- Übermacht Sentinel XS
- Declasse Yosemite Rancher, Moonbeam, Tornado
- Bravado Youga, Nagasaki Street Blazer
- Shitzu Longfin
- Excavator with grappling attachment
- Metromover (light rail system)
A separate list of leaked motorcycles includes:
- Dinka Double-T
- Western Nightblade
- Maibatsu Sanchez (with livery variant)
- Two unknown new motorcycles
Boats, planes, helicopters, and other vehicles
GTA 6’s map is bigger and includes a lot of water and coastline. Boats and aircraft will play a bigger role this time.
Confirmed / leaked boats:
- Airboat / Fanboat (new)
- Shitzu Longfin
- Speedophile Seashark
- Pegassi Speeder
- Shitzu Tropic
- Horizon PC60 Power Catamaran (new)
- Three unknown boats
- Two unknown yachts
Aircraft:
- Blimp
- Mammoth Dodo
- Buckingham Maverick (civilian and police variants)
- Sea Sparrow
- Buckingham SuperVolito
How many vehicles will GTA 6 launch with?
Rockstar keeps adding more vehicles with each GTA release. GTA III had 56 vehicles. GTA V started with 251 and grew to over 700 thanks to GTA Online updates. For GTA 6, most estimates put the launch count at 300 or more, which would set a new record for the series. If the rumors about user-created content are true, the garage could keep growing for years.
Car customization: confirmed and expected
Customization is a sure thing. The trailer showed cars in different colors and with visible mods. Rockstar has only added more options since San Andreas first introduced customization. You can expect deep tuning for bodywork, engine, brakes, lights, suspension, transmission, wheels, windows, and turbo. GTA Online’s wild vehicle culture means weaponized and experimental mods will probably show up in GTA 6 too, at least online.
Conclusion
GTA 6 looks set to have the biggest vehicle roster in Rockstar’s history. The game mixes a huge list of returning vehicles with new models built for modern Vice City. Rockstar hasn’t shared details yet, but the first trailer and leaks already give us a solid preview. As launch gets closer, we’ll see more official reveals. For now, the list above is the best look we have, and it’s already enough to get car fans excited.
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GTA 6 Cars FAQ
Are cars showcased in GTA 6 avialable in real-life?
No. Rockstar does not license real-world vehicle brands. Every car is a fictional creation, but heavily inspired by real models. Ferrari-style cars return under the “Grotti” brand, Lamborghini-inspired designs appear under “Pegassi,” and so on.
Will GTA 6 have a first-person driving mode?
Yes. GTA V introduced a first-person mode, and it’s expected to return in GTA 6. Rockstar has not confirmed this in writing, but the feature is now considered a series staple.
Can I customize cars in GTA 6?
Yes. The trailer showed modified vehicles, and the series’ history makes extensive customization almost certain. Expect body, performance, and cosmetic upgrades similar to (and likely surpassing) GTA Online’s current offerings.
How many vehicles will GTA 6 have at launch?
There is no official number, but credible estimates point to at least 300 vehicles, based on series growth and the scale of the game.
Will GTA 6 cars carry over from GTA Online?
Rockstar has not addressed this, but historically, each new GTA title starts with a fresh vehicle roster that expands over time. Some legacy vehicles will almost certainly return, but they will be native to GTA 6, not transfers from previous games.
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