GTA 6 vehicle manufacturers

Ferrari (with occasional Maserati styling)

Grotti is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled primarily on Ferrari, with some entries leaning toward Maserati. It is one of the oldest marques in the series and has long supplied its exotic front-engine and mid-engine sports cars. Its best-known nameplate is the Cheetah — a Ferrari Testarossa analog in the classic era and a modern hypercar in later games — alongside the Turismo R, Carbonizzare, Bestia GTS, Itali GTB, and the X80 Proto concept. Grotti is confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar's June 2026 pre-order screenshot drop shows a '95 Grotti Cheetah, putting the marque officially on the record rather than resting on the earlier community inference from trailer silhouettes. That makes Grotti one of the first HD-universe manufacturers explicitly shown in GTA 6 media, alongside Vapid. Our Cheetah page (linked below) is catalogued under this marque; expect the rest of Grotti's exotic lineup to firm up as Rockstar reveals more of the vehicle roster.

Ford

Vapid is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto stand-in for Ford, supplying the series' muscle cars, pickups, off-roaders, and everyday American sedans. It has featured in every HD-era title with a roster that includes the Dominator (a Mustang analog), the Sandking, the Sadler, the Slamvan, and the Peyote. Vapid is the first vehicle manufacturer widely identified in GTA 6 marketing: in Trailer 2, analysts at IGN flagged a blue El Camino-style coupé (at 13:26 in their breakdown) as a Vapid, making it the earliest community-identified carryover of the HD-universe brand ecosystem into Leonida. That read comes from a recognisable body style rather than an on-screen badge or an official Rockstar brand list — Rockstar has not published GTA 6's manufacturer roster — but it is the strongest brand signal in the trailers so far. Rockstar's June 2026 pre-order screenshots then confirmed the marque outright — the pre-order bonus car is a '55 Vapid Stanier (with a matching garage) — making Vapid one of the first officially shown GTA 6 manufacturers. Expect it to again anchor the affordable, American, and utility end of the catalogue.

Cadillac / Lincoln (classic American luxury)

Albany is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on classic American luxury makes — chiefly Cadillac, with some Lincoln and Chrysler influence. It specialises in large, softly-sprung sedans, retro cruisers, and stately body-on-frame vehicles. Across the HD era its roster has included the Emperor, the Washington, the Primo, the Buccaneer and Virgo lowrider-friendly coupes, the Manana, the Cavalcade SUV, and the vintage Roosevelt. Albany has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has not released a manufacturer list, and no Albany model has been positively identified in the trailers. Given Vice City's period-flavoured setting and strong classic-car culture, an Albany-style American luxury marque is a natural fit for Leonida, but its return remains a series-history expectation rather than an official statement — treat any trailer attributions as community inference. The 1980s Miami aesthetic that suits vehicles like our catalogued Stretch limousine sits squarely in Albany's design territory, though Rockstar has not assigned brands to any GTA 6 model yet. This page updates as manufacturers are named.

Nissan / Honda (Japanese performance)

Annis is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Japanese performance makers, most closely Nissan. It is the go-to marque for the series' JDM icons and drift builds. Its flagship is the Elegy — a Nissan GT-R analog offered in GTA V and GTA Online as the Elegy RH8 and the fan-favourite Elegy Retro Custom (an R32/R34-style throwback) — alongside the ZR350 (a Mazda RX-7 analog), the Savestra, the RE-7B race car, and the Euros. Annis has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has released no manufacturer list, and no Annis model has been positively identified in the trailers; it is catalogued here on its series history rather than any official statement. Any Annis attribution to a trailer car is community pattern-matching. With Trailer 2 leaning into tuner and car-meet culture, a Japanese performance marque like Annis is a plausible return, but that remains an expectation, not a confirmation. Individual models will be linked as Rockstar names them.

Dodge / Chrysler (American muscle and trucks)

Bravado is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Dodge and the broader Chrysler group. It is the series' home for American muscle, and also builds vans, pickups, and SUVs. Two of its best-known nameplates already have entity pages in this database: the Banshee (a Dodge Viper analog) and the Buffalo (a Dodge Charger analog and the recurring FIB pursuit car). Other Bravado staples include the Gauntlet (a Challenger analog), the Bison pickup, the Youga van, and the Gresley SUV. Bravado has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has published no manufacturer roster, and while the red convertible in Trailer 1 has been compared by the community to a Banshee-style body, that is silhouette pattern-matching rather than a Rockstar brand statement. The marque is listed here on the strength of its unbroken series presence. If the HD-universe brand structure returns, Bravado is among the most likely to reappear, anchoring Leonida's muscle-car and light-truck segments.

Chevrolet / General Motors

Declasse is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Chevrolet and the wider General Motors stable. It covers a broad American spread — muscle cars, lowriders, pickups, SUVs, and utility vehicles — and has appeared throughout the HD era. Signature Declasse models include the Sabre and Sabre Turbo, the Vigero muscle car, the Tornado (a 1950s Bel Air-style classic), the Tampa, the Impaler, and the Granger SUV. Declasse has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Some community breakdowns tie the El Camino-style coupé seen in Trailer 2 to Declasse rather than Vapid, since the El Camino was a Chevrolet — but that identification is contested and Rockstar has published no manufacturer list to settle it. The brand is catalogued here on its long series history, and any Declasse attribution in the trailers should be treated as fan inference. If the HD-universe brands return, Declasse is well placed to again supply Leonida's muscle, lowrider, and working-vehicle segments. Individual models will be linked as Rockstar names them.

Aston Martin

Dewbauchee is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Aston Martin, supplying the series' British grand tourers and executive sports cars. It has appeared throughout the HD era with a lineup that balances elegance and speed: the Rapid GT and Rapid GT convertible, the Massacro, the Exemplar, the JB 700 (a spy-car homage), the Specter, and the hypercar-tier Vagner. Dewbauchee has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has published no manufacturer roster, and no Dewbauchee model has been positively identified in the trailers; the marque is listed here on the strength of its series history rather than any official statement, and trailer attributions are community inference. If the HD-universe brand structure returns to Leonida, Dewbauchee is a reasonable candidate to reappear at the grand-tourer tier, though Rockstar has not assigned brands to any GTA 6 vehicle yet. This page will be updated as manufacturers are formally named.

Toyota / Nissan (Japanese imports)

Karin is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Japanese makers, chiefly Toyota and Nissan. It supplies reliable economy cars, off-roaders, and — importantly for the tuner scene — some of the series' most-modified sport compacts. Its catalogued nameplate in this database is the Sultan (and the boxy Sultan Classic, a Nissan Skyline analog); other Karin staples include the bullet-resistant Kuruma, the Futo drift coupe, the Rebel, the Asterope sedan, and the Intruder. Karin has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has published no manufacturer roster, and no Karin badge or model has been positively identified in the trailers. The marque appears here on its long series history rather than any official statement, and trailer-based Karin attributions are community inference. Given how central Japanese tuner culture is to GTA's car-meet scene — heavily teased in Trailer 2's personalisation shots — Karin is a strong bet to return. In series canon our Sultan Classic page belongs to this marque.

Lamborghini (and Ducati for motorcycles)

Pegassi is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on Lamborghini, and — for two-wheelers — Ducati. Across GTA IV, GTA V, and GTA Online it has been the brand behind many of the series' headline supercars, most notably the Infernus (a Lamborghini Diablo/Murciélago analog), alongside the Zentorno, Vacca, Osiris, Tempesta, and Toros, plus the Bati sport bike. Pegassi vehicles typically sit at the top of the price and performance charts, with mid-engine layouts, scissor doors, and aggressive wedge styling. Pegassi has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has published no manufacturer list, and no Pegassi badge or model has been positively identified in either trailer. Its inclusion here reflects the brand's uninterrupted presence across the modern series rather than any Rockstar statement, and any Pegassi identifications in fan coverage are community pattern-matching against silhouettes. If the HD-universe brand roster returns, Pegassi is among the most likely marques to reappear at the supercar tier. In series canon our Infernus page sits under this marque.

BMW

Übermacht is the in-fiction Grand Theft Auto manufacturer modelled on BMW. Its lineup leans on precise, German-flavoured sports sedans and coupes, and it has appeared consistently across the HD era. The Sentinel is its longest- running nameplate (a 3-Series analog dating back to earlier titles), joined in GTA V and GTA Online by the Oracle, the Zion, the Rebla GTS crossover, the Revolter, and the Cypher. Übermacht has not been confirmed for GTA 6. Rockstar has released no manufacturer list, and no Übermacht model has been positively identified in the trailers; the brand is catalogued here on its series history rather than any official statement. Community "Sentinel" or "Übermacht" callouts on trailer cars are silhouette inference, not Rockstar confirmation. If the HD-universe brand roster carries into Leonida, Übermacht is a strong candidate to return in the premium German sports-sedan niche. Individual models will be linked from this page as Rockstar names them.