Vehicles
Officially named Rockstar has officially named 7 GTA 6 vehicles so far in the pre-order and Ultimate Edition lineup published in June 2026. The Vapid Ganado is the official pickup name in that lineup. Every other car, bike, boat and plane below was seen on screen without a name, so we describe it instead of guessing. GTA uses fictional parody marques, never real car brands.
Filter by class or by how confirmed it is. Officially named is firm ground; seen-on-screen entries are labeled so you always know how sure we are.
Showing 41 of 41 vehicles.
Marque Vapid (parody, fictional)
A 1950s-style sedan and the pre-order bonus car: every pre-order includes it through the Vintage Vice City Pack. One of the vehicles Rockstar named itself in the June 24, 2026 editions reveal, ahead of pre-orders.
Named in Rockstar’s June 24, 2026 editions reveal ahead of pre-orders (Vintage Vice City Pack); covered by Dot Esports, PCGamesN and GTA Base.
Marque Grotti (parody, fictional)
Grotti’s mid-1990s sports car, bundled with the Ultimate Edition wearing a retro-futuristic livery. The Cheetah nameplate goes back to the earliest GTA games; this is its first officially confirmed GTA 6 appearance.
Named in the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition contents Rockstar published with the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Vapid (parody, fictional)
A late-1960s off-road buggy take on the Dominator nameplate, included with the Ultimate Edition. Rockstar’s edition copy describes it stored at a garage in Vice City.
Named in the Ultimate Edition contents published with the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Vapid (parody, fictional)
A retro low-slung pickup. The Ultimate Edition includes an exclusive customized version called the Ganado Retro Build, which is the published official name for this vehicle.
Named via the Ganado Retro Build in the Ultimate Edition contents from the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Dinka (parody, fictional)
A dual-sport motorcycle in army-fatigue styling, included with the Ultimate Edition. The Enduro nameplate previously appeared in GTA San Andreas and GTA Online.
Named in the Ultimate Edition contents published with the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Shitzu (parody, fictional)
A speedboat in a pink-to-blue gradient livery, included with the Ultimate Edition. A returning nameplate: the Squalo has been the series speedboat since Vice City.
Named in the Ultimate Edition contents published with the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Crest (parody, fictional)
A kayak, listed by Rockstar among the Ultimate Edition extras at Jason’s safehouse. Small, but it is an officially named GTA 6 vehicle, which is why it makes this list.
Named in the Ultimate Edition contents published with the June 25, 2026 pre-order announcement.
Marque Vapid (parody, fictional)
A dusty, rust-coated 4x4 pickup wearing a Vapid badge appears in Trailer 2. Rockstar has not given this specific truck an in-game name, so we list it by what is on screen, not by a model name.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans liken the body to a full-size American pickup. Look-alike only, not confirmed by Rockstar.
Visible in the official GTA 6 Trailer 2; marque badge readable, model name not shown.
A large cream 1950s-style convertible drives through Vice City in the trailers. The badge is not legible on screen, so we do not attach a marque or model name to it.
Fan-identified look-alike Community databases file it under the returning Oceanic nameplate and compare it to a late 1950s American luxury convertible. Both are fan calls, not official.
Visible in official GTA 6 trailer footage; no readable badge or name.
A modern two-door sports coupe features in the trailers. Rockstar has not named it and the badge is not clearly readable, so it stays an unnamed sighting here.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans float several modern sports cars as the look-alike. None of these are confirmed.
Visible in official GTA 6 trailer footage; name not shown.
A long-hood two-seat roadster rolls through a Trailer 2 street scene. Fans immediately filed it under the returning Banshee nameplate; Rockstar has not named it on screen.
Fan-identified look-alike The silhouette reads as a Dodge Viper, which is what the Banshee has always parodied. Fan identification only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community vehicle databases as a Banshee-type car.
A front-engine American sports coupe appears in Trailer 2 highway footage. The shape matches the series Coquette line, but no badge or name is shown.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Chevrolet Corvette C7. Fan observation, not an in-game label.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2 highway footage; identified as Coquette-type by Autoevolution and community databases.
A separate mid-engine sports car also appears in Trailer 2, distinct from the front-engine coupe above. Community databases list it as a next Coquette variant; Rockstar has not named it.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a Chevrolet Corvette C8. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community vehicle databases.
An angular Italian-style supercar appears in Trailer 2. The design language matches the series Pegassi marque, but no badge or name is readable.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Lamborghini Aventador. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; described as an Aventador-like Pegassi by Autoevolution.
A Japanese-style luxury sports coupe appears in Trailer 2. Community coverage files it under the Vectre nameplate from GTA Online; the name is not shown in GTA 6 footage.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Lexus RC F. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community vehicle databases.
A compact mid-engine German-style coupe appears in Trailer 2 traffic. Fans tie it to the Growler from GTA Online; no GTA 6 name has been shown.
Fan-identified look-alike The community read is a Porsche 718 Cayman. Fan identification, not official.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community vehicle databases.
A rear-engine convertible sports car appears in the debut trailer. Community car lists file it as the series Comet in cabrio form; Rockstar has not named it for GTA 6.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a Porsche 911 cabriolet. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1; logged by PC Gamer’s GTA 6 car list and community databases.
A late-1970s American muscle coupe with a long nose appears in Trailer 2. Fans call it the returning Phoenix; the name is not shown on screen.
Fan-identified look-alike Community consensus is a 1977 Pontiac Firebird look. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; identified as Phoenix-type by Autoevolution and community databases.
The muscle coupe Jason and Lucia drive into the sunset in Trailer 2’s closing shot. Community databases file it as a Declasse Tulip; Rockstar shows no badge or name in the footage.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu. Fan identification, not official.
Closing shot of official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged as Tulip-type by Autoevolution and community databases.
A modern American fastback muscle car appears in trailer and screenshot material. Fans place it in the Vapid Dominator line; only the buggy variant has an official GTA 6 name so far.
Fan-identified look-alike The obvious community read is a Ford Mustang. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 trailer and screenshot material; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A wide-body modern muscle car appears in official footage. Community car lists file it under the Gauntlet nameplate; Rockstar has not named it for GTA 6.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a 2018 Dodge Challenger Demon. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A small 1980s-style two-seat hatchback appears in official footage. Fans tie it to the series Blista Compact; no GTA 6 name has been shown.
Fan-identified look-alike The community read is a first-generation Honda CRX. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A bright green full-size sedan sits near the street car meet in Trailer 1. Community databases list it as a second-generation PMP 700; the name does not appear on screen.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Chrysler 300. Fan identification only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1 street-meet footage; logged by GTA-Xtreme and GTA Base.
A sleek grey liftback sedan appears partly obscured in Trailer 1 traffic. Community lists connect it to the electric Omnis e-GT from GTA Online; nothing is confirmed for GTA 6.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as an Audi RS7 or e-tron GT shape. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1; logged by GTA-Xtreme and GTA Base.
A modern American full-size SUV appears in Trailer 2 traffic. Coverage describes it as a Vapid design; no model name is readable.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a current Ford Explorer. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; described by Autoevolution as a Ford Explorer-type Vapid SUV.
A big body-on-frame SUV appears in Trailer 2. Community databases file it as a new Granger generation; Rockstar has not named it.
Fan-identified look-alike The community read is a Chevrolet Suburban. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community databases.
A boxy two-door 4x4 appears in Trailer 2. Fans call it the returning Rancher from earlier GTA games; the name is not shown in GTA 6 footage.
Fan-identified look-alike Community consensus is a Chevrolet K5 Blazer shape. Fan identification only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; logged by Autoevolution and community databases.
A compact luxury SUV appears in official footage. Community car lists file it under the Gallivanter Baller line; no GTA 6 name has been shown.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Range Rover Evoque. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A full-size crew-cab pickup tows a jet ski in Trailer 1. Community databases list it as the series Bison; the name does not appear on screen.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a Dodge Ram quad cab. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1; logged by GTA Vi Spot and community databases.
Lifted trucks on oversized tires churn through the Thrillbilly Mud Club scene in Trailer 2. None of them shows a readable name, so they stay a described sighting.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare them to Florida mud-bogging builds on full-size American truck bodies. Look-alike only.
Thrillbilly Mud Club scene in official GTA 6 Trailer 2; scene covered by GamesRadar.
Marked police sedans appear in pursuit and street scenes across the official material. Community databases catalog several liveries and body styles; Rockstar has not named the cruisers.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans identify Crown Victoria and Taurus-style bodies among them. Fan identification only.
Seen in official GTA 6 trailer and screenshot material; body styles cataloged by GTA Base.
A police helicopter appears in official footage. Community lists file it under the series Maverick nameplate; no GTA 6 name has been shown.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to a Eurocopter AS350-style light helicopter. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A blimp floats over Vice City in official footage, continuing a series tradition. Whether it is flyable is unknown; no name is shown.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A small floatplane appears in official material, a natural fit for the waterways of Leonida. Community lists connect it to the series Dodo; Rockstar has not named it.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a De Havilland Beaver-style bush plane. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 material; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A fan-driven airboat glides through the grass rivers early in Trailer 1, and swamp scenes recur in later material. No name is shown for it.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare it to the flat-bottom airboats used across the real Everglades. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1 swamp footage; logged by GTA Vi Spot and community databases.
Jet skis show up twice: towed behind a pickup in Trailer 1 and ridden on open water in Trailer 2. Community lists file them under the series Seashark; no GTA 6 name is shown.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read the hull as a Sea-Doo style runabout. Fan identification only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 1 and Trailer 2; logged by Charlie INTEL and community databases.
Fast boats thread the Leonida Keys in Trailer 2 chase footage. Community databases list a Speeder-type performance boat among them; none carries a readable name.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare the hulls to cigarette-style offshore powerboats. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 Trailer 2 Keys footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and community databases.
A small rigid-hull inflatable appears in the open-water shots at the start of Trailer 2. It carries no visible name.
Seen in the opening of official GTA 6 Trailer 2; cataloged by community vehicle databases.
Large motor yachts sit in the marinas and coastal shots across the trailers and screenshots. Community databases catalog several distinct hulls; none is officially named.
Seen in official GTA 6 trailer and screenshot material; hulls cataloged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
A light off-road motorcycle appears in official footage. Community lists file it as the returning Sanchez; only the Dinka Enduro has an officially confirmed GTA 6 motorcycle name.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans read it as a Yamaha-style motocross bike. Fan observation only.
Seen in official GTA 6 footage; logged by Charlie INTEL and GTA Base.
Low-slung cruiser and chopper motorcycles appear in official trailer and screenshot material. Community databases log several distinct builds; none has an official GTA 6 name.
Fan-identified look-alike Fans compare them to American V-twin cruisers. Look-alike only.
Seen in official GTA 6 material; builds cataloged by GTA Base.
Rockstar reveals vehicle names slowly and never uses real brands. The June 2026 pre-order material named seven vehicles across the Vintage Vice City Pack and Ultimate Edition, from the ’55 Vapid Stanier to the Crest Kayak. It also names the low-slung pickup Vapid Ganado, so we do not create a second official entry from an ambiguous badge in promotional art. Everything else in the catalog above is a sighting we describe by what is on screen. When fans attach a returning nameplate like Banshee or Coquette, we record it as a community identification until Rockstar publishes the name.
Not confirmed. Rockstar has not published a vehicle count or a full list for GTA 6. Large numbers you may see come from leaks or community tallies, not from Rockstar, so we do not state a count as fact.
Rockstar has officially named seven vehicles so far in the pre-order and Ultimate Edition lineup: the ’55 Vapid Stanier, ’95 Grotti Cheetah, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, Vapid Ganado, Dinka Enduro, Shitzu Squalo and Crest Kayak. Dozens more cars, bikes, boats and aircraft appear in the trailers without names.
No. Grand Theft Auto uses fictional parody marques such as Vapid, Grotti and Declasse, not real-world brands. Any resemblance to a real car is a fan observation, not an official statement.