Every car, bike, boat and aircraft in Grand Theft Auto VI. Compare speed, handling and price, see how to get each one and track the vehicles you own.
Every car, bike, boat and aircraft in Grand Theft Auto VI. Compare speed, handling and price, see how to get each one and track the vehicles you own.
This is our running list of every vehicle in Grand Theft Auto 6, from cars and bikes to boats and planes. Each one comes with the stats we can back up, an estimated price, and notes on how to get it, all labelled by how confirmed the details are. Exact numbers like top speed are early estimates that we correct as real data lands, and the full vehicle count is not final either. If you are trying to pick between two rides, the questions below point you to the compare tool and explain how we handle pricing before launch
The full count is not confirmed yet. We list every vehicle that has been shown or reliably reported, and add more as they appear.
Top speeds are not final before launch. Our vehicle stats are pre-launch estimates, and we update the rankings as real numbers are confirmed.
Yes. Open the Item Compare tool to line up to four vehicles side by side and see how their stats differ.
Prices shown before launch are estimates or based on early reports. We mark them clearly and confirm them once Rockstar sets the economy.
Every vehicle entry carries a label that says where it comes from. Official means Rockstar named or described it. Trailer means the vehicle was seen in official footage or screenshots. Datamined means it was found in game files and has not been shown officially. Rumor and Unverified cover the rest, including real-world vehicles players expect a lookalike of based on earlier games, which Rockstar has not confirmed. The label sits on every card and every page, and unconfirmed entries are kept apart from confirmed ones so the list is not read as a promise.
Because the game is not out. Speed, handling, price and seats cannot be measured before launch, and this site does not invent numbers. Where a vehicle page shows an estimate, it is labelled as one. On release day the pages will be filled with real values, and the tested top speeds and lap times that the GTA 5 database uses will follow as soon as testing is possible.
No. Rockstar uses fictional makes and models that resemble real vehicles: Pegassi for Lamborghini-style cars, Vapid for Ford-style cars and so on. Entries listed under a real-world name here are placeholders that describe the lookalike players expect, and each one says so. As Rockstar reveals in-game names, the entries are renamed and relabelled.
Rockstar has not detailed it. Earlier games had dealer websites, garages and insurance, and the trailers show garages and a range of daily drivers, but prices, purchase methods and customisation are unconfirmed. The vehicle pages describe what has been shown and leave the rest open rather than guessing.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled for November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. No PC version has been announced. The countdown and the release details on this site update as soon as Rockstar confirms anything new.
This is our running list of every vehicle in Grand Theft Auto 6, from cars and bikes to boats and planes. Each one comes with the stats we can back up, an estimated price, and notes on how to get it, all labelled by how confirmed the details are. Exact numbers like top speed are early estimates that we correct as real data lands, and the full vehicle count is not final either. If you are trying to pick between two rides, the questions below point you to the compare tool and explain how we handle pricing before launch
The full count is not confirmed yet. We list every vehicle that has been shown or reliably reported, and add more as they appear.
Top speeds are not final before launch. Our vehicle stats are pre-launch estimates, and we update the rankings as real numbers are confirmed.
Yes. Open the Item Compare tool to line up to four vehicles side by side and see how their stats differ.
Prices shown before launch are estimates or based on early reports. We mark them clearly and confirm them once Rockstar sets the economy.
Every vehicle entry carries a label that says where it comes from. Official means Rockstar named or described it. Trailer means the vehicle was seen in official footage or screenshots. Datamined means it was found in game files and has not been shown officially. Rumor and Unverified cover the rest, including real-world vehicles players expect a lookalike of based on earlier games, which Rockstar has not confirmed. The label sits on every card and every page, and unconfirmed entries are kept apart from confirmed ones so the list is not read as a promise.
Because the game is not out. Speed, handling, price and seats cannot be measured before launch, and this site does not invent numbers. Where a vehicle page shows an estimate, it is labelled as one. On release day the pages will be filled with real values, and the tested top speeds and lap times that the GTA 5 database uses will follow as soon as testing is possible.
No. Rockstar uses fictional makes and models that resemble real vehicles: Pegassi for Lamborghini-style cars, Vapid for Ford-style cars and so on. Entries listed under a real-world name here are placeholders that describe the lookalike players expect, and each one says so. As Rockstar reveals in-game names, the entries are renamed and relabelled.
Rockstar has not detailed it. Earlier games had dealer websites, garages and insurance, and the trailers show garages and a range of daily drivers, but prices, purchase methods and customisation are unconfirmed. The vehicle pages describe what has been shown and leave the rest open rather than guessing.
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled for November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. No PC version has been announced. The countdown and the release details on this site update as soon as Rockstar confirms anything new.