The first Comet was a compact car sold by Lincoln-Mercury dealers from 1960, a stretched cousin of the Ford Falcon with fins and a long rear deck. It sold well as an affordable, stylish small car, and collectors still prize the early ones for their clean late-1950s styling. The Comet was meant to be sold as an Edsel before Ford shut that brand down, which is why it arrived without a Mercury badge at first.
A car matching the 1960 to 1961 Comet appeared in the gameplay that leaked in August 2026. It has not been in any official material, so it is not confirmed. Classic American cars like this are a regular sight at Florida's car shows and on its coastal drives.
Its in-game name and maker are unknown.
Performance specs land at release. Everything confirmed so far is in the key facts. The bars stay hollow until we have tested numbers, the same way a hollow wanted star means the police know something happened but not what.
The first Comet was a compact car sold by Lincoln-Mercury dealers from 1960, a stretched cousin of the Ford Falcon with fins and a long rear deck. It sold well as an affordable, stylish small car, and collectors still prize the early ones for their clean late-1950s styling. The Comet was meant to be sold as an Edsel before Ford shut that brand down, which is why it arrived without a Mercury badge at first.
A car matching the 1960 to 1961 Comet appeared in the gameplay that leaked in August 2026. It has not been in any official material, so it is not confirmed. Classic American cars like this are a regular sight at Florida's car shows and on its coastal drives.
Its in-game name and maker are unknown.
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