Rockstar has only named 7 vehicles, but community trackers have identified nearly 300. Here's what's confirmed vs. spotted, from Jason's Ganado to the Pegassi Tempesta.
Let's get one thing straight: Rockstar has only named seven vehicles by name. Seven. The Grotti Cheetah, Vapid Stanier, Vapid Dominator Buggy, Shitzu Squalo, Dinka Enduro, Crest Kayak, and Vapid Ganado.
Everything else — and there's a lot of "everything else" — comes from community identification. GTABase trackers have cataloged around 283 vehicles from trailers, screenshots, and the Extended Look. That's the gap between what Rockstar has confirmed and what fans have spotted, and this guide covers both. We'll be clear about which is which.
| Category | Examples Seen | Notes |
|----------|--------------|-------|
| Supercars | Multiple exotics | Spotted in Vice City scenes |
| Muscle Cars | Classic American muscle | Core to Leonida car culture |
| SUVs & Trucks | Off-road vehicles | Everglades and rural areas |
| Bikes | Motorcycles | Various styles seen |
| Boats & Aircraft | Airboats, planes, helicopters | Covered in our watercraft guide |
The seven Rockstar-named vehicles
These are the only ones Rockstar has put a name to officially:
- Grotti Cheetah ('95) — the classic Ferrari-style supercar, ships with the Ultimate Edition
- Vapid Stanier ('55) — vintage sedan, pre-order bonus
- Vapid Dominator Buggy ('67) — lifted off-road buggy, Ultimate Edition
- Shitzu Squalo — speedboat, Ultimate Edition (for coastal missions)
- Dinka Enduro — dirt bike, Ultimate Edition (army green)
- Crest Kayak — yes, a kayak. Ultimate Edition. Someone at Rockstar really wants you to paddle.
- Vapid Ganado — Jason's daily driver, a coupe-ute with Ford Ranchero energy. Also gets a Retro modkit in the Ultimate Edition.
Jason's rides: what the protagonist drives
Jason's Vapid Ganado is the most character-defining vehicle in the game. It's not a supercar — it's a working man's coupe-utility, the kind of thing a Keys local would actually drive. That tells you something about Rockstar's approach this time. The protagonist's car isn't aspirational. It's authentic.
His bike is the Principe Alvino V1, a new superbike seen doing wheelies in the Extended Look. And Brian Heder — Jason's smuggler landlord — rolls in a Vapid Caracara 4x4, all Ford Raptor energy with a whip antenna.
Supercars and exotics
The top end is well stocked. Community spotters have identified:
- Pegassi Tempesta — clocked at 198 mph on an airport runway in Extended Look footage. That's the speed benchmark so far.
- Grotti Furia, Pegassi Zorrusso — returning exotics
- Bravado Banshee — Jason and Lucia's getaway car in Trailer 1
- Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio — spotted on Vice Beach
- Invetero Coquette, Coquette D10 — Corvette-style sports cars
- Obey 8F Drafter, Ocelot Jugular — modern sports entries
Muscle cars: Leonida's real car culture
If supercars are the aspiration, muscle is the reality. The list is deep:
- Declasse Tulip — the donked lowrider Jason and Lucia drive. This is arguably the most important car in the trailers.
- Declasse Vamos, Vigero ZX Convertible — lowrider culture staples
- Bravado Gauntlet Hellfire, Gauntlet Classic — modern and classic muscle
- Vapid Dominator (multiple variants: ASP, GT, GTX) — Mustang-style workhorses
- Imponte Phoenix, Ruiner — classic American muscle
- Albany Buccaneer, Manana — vintage cruisers
The Schyster Deviant (AMC Javelin-style) and Declasse Mamba GT (Shelby Daytona) are part of Wyman's Classic Car Collection — the first confirmed side activity, where you track down abandoned project cars across Leonida and restore them.
SUVs, trucks, and off-road
Leonida's geography demands it. Confirmed sightings include:
- Vapid Caracara 4x4 — Brian Heder's truck
- Benefactor Dubsta, Bravado Dorado — luxury SUVs
- Declasse Granger — workhorse SUV
- Canis Mesa, Kamacho Liberator — off-roaders for the Grassrivers and Mount Kalaga
Bikes
- Principe Alvino V1 — Jason's superbike (new)
- Maibatsu Sanchez — dirt bike, Trailer 1
- Dinka Enduro — Ultimate Edition dirt bike
- Nagasaki Shotaro — lightcycle-style bike (returning)
What about customization?
Rideout Customs is the confirmed mod shop — and it's an Ultimate Edition exclusive location, which tells you customization matters this time. Engine upgrades, visual liveries, suspension, armor plating. The Ganado Retro modkit (Ultimate Edition) suggests deep visual customization for at least some vehicles.
Electric vehicles are confirmed too, with quiet powertrains and battery meters on digital dashboards. No manual refueling for any cars, per leaks — but EVs show charge levels.
See how these vehicles fit into the world in our GTA 6 Map Guide. For watercraft and aircraft, check our Boats, Planes & Helicopters Guide.
The honest caveats
283 identified vehicles sounds like a lot. But "identified" means a community tracker looked at a blurry trailer frame and said "that's a Dominator." Some of those IDs will be wrong. The seven Rockstar-named vehicles are the only ones I'd bet money on.
What we don't know: which vehicles are purchasable vs. steal-only, pricing, performance stats, or how many are actually in the final game vs. background traffic. Anyone giving you a "full 300-car list" is working from speculation.
Track the vehicles we're most confident about in our GTA 6 vehicles database, and use the vehicle upgrade calculator to plan your build.
Confirmed vs. community-identified: The seven named vehicles and Wyman's Classic Car Collection are Rockstar-confirmed. All other specific models come from GTABase and community frame analysis — credible but unofficial. Counts vary between trackers (283 vs. 298) because methodologies differ.
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