🚗 EVERY GTA 6 VEHICLE & ITS REAL-LIFE COUNTERPART

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Grand Theft Auto has always run on parody. Rockstar can't put a real Ferrari or Lamborghini in the game for licensing reasons, so it builds in-world brands — Pegassi, Pfister, Grotti, Karin, Declasse — and designs cars that are unmistakable tributes to real machines. A Pegassi Zentorno is a Lamborghini in everything but the badge; a Declasse Vigero is a Camaro; a Karin Futo is a Toyota tuner. Reading those references is half the fun of the car list.

This page collects every vehicle we currently track for GTA 6 — 260-plus entries across 23 classes — and pairs each one with the real-world car, bike, boat or aircraft it's modelled on. The "real-life basis" in each row is the closest documented inspiration for that vehicle's design as it has appeared across the GTA series; where a vehicle blends several influences, the most prominent one is listed.

A word on what's actually confirmed. Rockstar has released two trailers and a set of official screenshots for GTA 6, and that footage shows a relatively small number of specific vehicles. Most of the cars below are expected — they are long-running GTA staples that would be strange to leave out, but Rockstar has not shown them for GTA 6 specifically. The "GTA 6 status" column tells you which is which:

• Shown — a vehicle matching this design appears in an official GTA 6 trailer, screenshot or piece of artwork. The source is named.
• Seen in 2022 leak — it appeared in the September 2022 development leak. That footage is real but unfinished, so treat it as strong-but-unofficial.
• Expected — not shown anywhere official for GTA 6. It's on this list because of series history, not confirmation.

No top speeds, prices or spawn locations appear here, because Rockstar hasn't released any — anyone quoting those numbers today is guessing. What follows is just the design lineage, which is genuinely knowable. Each name links to its full database entry.

Super · 27 vehicles

The fastest, most expensive tier — the hypercars Vice City money is meant to buy.

Sports · 28 vehicles

The two-door performance core of the GTA car list, from track toys to grand tourers.

Sports Classic · 13 vehicles

Vintage and retro performance — cars that look as good parked as driven.

Muscle · 20 vehicles

American V8 attitude, from lowriders to drag-strip brutes.

Coupe · 12 vehicles

Comfortable two-doors that blur the line between sedan and sports car.

Sedan · 17 vehicles

The everyday traffic of Leonida — plus a few sleepers worth a second look.

Compact · 9 vehicles

Small, cheap and everywhere — the most common cars on the street.

SUV · 16 vehicles

From soccer-run haulers to armored status symbols.

Off-Road · 11 vehicles

Built for the swamp, the ranch and everywhere the pavement ends.

Motorcycle · 18 vehicles

Two wheels, from beach cruisers to liter-class superbikes.

Boat · 16 vehicles

Leonida is a water state — these are the hulls that cross it.

Aircraft · 15 vehicles

Rotary-wing and tilt-rotor — the helicopters and gunships of the GTA skies.

Plane · 5 vehicles

Fixed-wing flight, from crop dusters to fighter jets.

Helicopter · 1 vehicles

Rotor-driven flight.

Military · 8 vehicles

Hardware that belongs on a base, not a boulevard.

Commercial · 11 vehicles

The trucks and vans that move goods — and the occasional body.

Industrial · 9 vehicles

Heavy haulers and site machinery.

Service · 9 vehicles

The working vehicles of the city — buses, taxis and trade vans.

Emergency · 6 vehicles

Police, fire and medical — the response fleet.

Utility · 1 vehicles

Civic and maintenance vehicles.

Special · 3 vehicles

The oddballs that fit no other box.

Sports / Tuner · 1 vehicles

Import tuner culture, where the sports and street-racing worlds overlap.

Misc · 5 vehicles

Everything else worth a row.

Updated June 3, 2026. Vehicle designs and real-world bases are drawn from their appearances across the GTA series and official GTA 6 media. For the full searchable database, visit the Vehicles Wiki.