Every vehicle model page

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The Cheetah is a confirmed GTA 6 vehicle: Rockstar's June 2026 pre-order screenshots show a '95 Grotti Cheetah, a classic-era version of the marque's Ferrari-inspired flagship. The Cheetah has been a staple of the series since GTA III, typically positioned as one of the fastest road cars in each game's roster. The model shown is a 1990s throwback; whether a modern Cheetah also features has not yet been detailed. It is built by the Grotti marque.

helicopter

The Maverick is a four-seat civilian utility helicopter modeled after the Bell 206 JetRanger. It is one of the longest-running aircraft in the Grand Theft Auto series, first appearing in GTA III (2001) and returning in Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V. Across entries it has appeared in three main variants: the civilian Maverick (news and private use), the Police Maverick (law enforcement pursuit chopper), and in some titles a coastguard or air ambulance variant. A Police Maverick is visible in Trailer 2, hovering over a chase sequence in Vice City, confirming the model's return for GTA 6. Handling is forgiving compared to heavier helicopters like the Annihilator or Cargobob, making it the default light-utility rotorcraft of the series. Expect rooftop and helipad spawns once the map is fully explored.

sedan

The Stretch is a long-wheelbase limousine and a recurring fixture of the Grand Theft Auto series, first appearing in GTA III and returning in GTA Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V. It is modeled on classic American stretch limos — particularly the Lincoln Town Car conversions that were popular in 1980s and 1990s Miami — and is one of the longest civilian vehicles in the franchise. Stretches in past games are notoriously slow off the line and unwieldy around corners, but offer a smooth top end and a roomy passenger cabin. A Vice City-era Miami-style stretch limo is visible in GTA 6 Trailer 1, consistent with the game's nightlife and tourism setting. Expect it to spawn near beachfront hotels, casinos, and entertainment districts. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

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The Vapid Stanier is a confirmed GTA 6 vehicle, and one of the first individual models Rockstar has put on the record. A 1955 Vapid Stanier, together with a matching garage, is the centrepiece of the Vintage Vice City Pack — the bonus every pre-order receives (and any purchase before November 20, 2026) — and it appears in the June 2026 pre-order screenshot drop. The Stanier is a long-running Vapid (Ford) sedan nameplate in the Grand Theft Auto series, best known in GTA V as a Crown Victoria-style car frequently seen as a taxi or unmarked police base. The GTA 6 pre-order version is a 1950s classic — a period piece that fits the Vintage Vice City theme — rather than the modern body. Rockstar has not detailed the Stanier's stats, handling, or in-game spawn points; what is confirmed is the car itself, its 1955 classic styling, its Vapid marque, and its inclusion as pre-order content.

sports

The Banshee is a recurring two-seat American sports car in the Grand Theft Auto series, modeled after the Dodge Viper. It first appeared in Grand Theft Auto III and has returned in nearly every mainline entry since, including Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V, where it received a topless variant and a supercharged "Banshee 900R" upgrade. The vehicle is known for its long hood, exposed side pipes, aggressive rear-wheel-drive handling, and a high-displacement V10 sound profile. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on the Banshee's long-running presence across the series and the franchise's tradition of carrying core sports cars forward between titles. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

muscle

The Buffalo is a Bravado-brand American muscle sedan that has appeared in the Grand Theft Auto series since 2001. Visually inspired by the Dodge Charger — particularly the LX-platform four-door from 2006 onward — it is a performance sedan frequently used by in-game law enforcement. The Buffalo first appeared in Grand Theft Auto III, returned in Vice City and San Andreas as a classic muscle coupe, and was redesigned as a modern four-door for GTA IV. In GTA V it serves as the standard pursuit vehicle of the FIB, with the Buffalo S and (in GTA Online) the Buffalo STX offered as performance variants. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21; inclusion in this database is fan speculation based on the vehicle's near-uninterrupted presence across the franchise. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

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The Comet is a recurring two-door sports car in the Grand Theft Auto series, modeled after the Porsche 911. It first appeared in GTA III and has returned in nearly every mainline entry since, including Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V, where it was manufactured by the in-game brand Pfister. The Comet is consistently positioned as a high-end, well-rounded sports car with sharp handling and strong mid-range acceleration, sitting just below the supercar tier. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on its consistent appearance throughout the series and the likelihood that Pfister will remain part of Leonida's vehicle roster. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

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The Feltzer is a recurring two-door grand tourer manufactured by the in-game German marque Benefactor, modeled after the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class and later Mercedes-AMG GT roadster. It first appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002) as a 1980s-style convertible inspired by the R107 SL, then returned in GTA III's re-releases, GTA San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V, where it was updated into a modern hardtop convertible resembling the R230 SL 63 AMG. Across entries it has consistently filled the role of an upper-mid-tier luxury sports car with strong straight-line speed and moderate handling. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on its long-running franchise presence and the series' tradition of carrying Benefactor models forward. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

super

The Infernus is a recurring supercar in the Grand Theft Auto series, modeled after the Lamborghini Diablo and later iterations such as the Murciélago and Aventador. It first appeared in Grand Theft Auto III as a wedge-shaped 1990s supercar and has returned in Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V, where its design shifted toward a more modern Lamborghini silhouette. The Infernus has historically been one of the fastest and most expensive street vehicles in the series, typically featuring scissor doors, a mid-engine layout, and aggressive top speed at the cost of brittle handling at high velocity. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on the Infernus being a consistent staple across every mainline 3D-era and HD-era entry. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.

boat

The Marquis is a single-masted sailing yacht that first appeared in Grand Theft Auto V, sold through the in-game DockTease website for $50,000. It was the only true sailboat in GTA V, distinguished by its tall mast, white hull, and teak deck detailing. In-game it functioned more as a slow leisure vessel than a performance craft, with a top speed well below motorized boats in the same class. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on the vehicle's status as a recurring luxury boat in modern GTA titles and the heavy emphasis on boating, marinas, and the Leonida Keys archipelago shown in Trailer 2. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ, and Rockstar may replace the Marquis with a new sailboat model entirely.

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The Sultan Classic is a Karin-branded four-door tuner sedan that has become a recurring fixture in the GTA series. The base Sultan first appeared in GTA III (2001) and returned in San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V, with the "Classic" variant introduced to GTA Online in the 2017 Smuggler's Run update as a homage to the original boxy nineties silhouette. Its design draws heavily on the Nissan Skyline R33/R34 GT-R, sharing the round quad taillights, low greenhouse, and aggressive front fascia associated with that lineage. The Classic is typically positioned as a midweight all-wheel-drive sedan with strong cornering and deep aftermarket customization options at Los Santos Customs and Benny's Original Motor Works. Not officially confirmed for GTA 6 as of 2026-05-21. Inclusion is fan speculation based on the Sultan family's consistent presence across every mainline GTA entry since 2001. Stats below are estimates based on prior GTA series entries; actual GTA 6 values may differ.