🏎️ PARIAH

Overview

The Pariah has earned a near-mythical reputation in GTA — it's the fastest Sports class car ever made, capable of embarrassing most Super cars in a straight line. Built by Ocelot, the Pariah is a front-engine grand tourer inspired by the Aston Martin V12 Zagato and Ferrari 812 Superfast. It's the car that proved a classification label means nothing when you have enough horsepower. In GTA 6, leaked footage confirms its return with a refreshed design, and the community is already debating whether it can reclaim its speed crown in Leonida.

History in GTA

The Pariah arrived in GTA Online (2017) as part of the Doomsday Heist update, priced at $1,420,000. It immediately shattered expectations by posting the highest top speed of any car in the game — including Super class vehicles. At roughly 136 mph in real GTA Online terms (equivalent to over 210 mph at GTA's scaled speeds), it made headlines across the community. The Pariah became the go-to car for time trials, highway racing, and anyone who valued straight-line speed over all else. Its RWD layout made it tricky in corners but absolutely untouchable on long stretches.

The Pariah in GTA 6

Leaked footage reveals a GTA 6 Pariah with subtle but meaningful design updates. The front end now draws more heavily from the Ferrari 812 Competizione, with sharper headlight housings and a more aggressive splitter. The rear features redesigned taillights and an integrated ducktail spoiler. The overall silhouette remains that classic long-hood, short-deck GT proportion that makes it instantly recognizable. Most importantly, the engine note sounds deeper and more complex — suggesting a naturally-aspirated V12 simulation that should sound spectacular through GTA 6's new audio engine. Whether it retains its speed crown remains the biggest question in the vehicle community.

Performance & Handling

The Pariah's defining trait has always been absurd top speed for its class. In GTA 6, expect it to push past 215 mph — potentially faster with upgrades. Its RWD layout means oversteer is always lurking, especially in Vice City's rain. The trade-off is clear: you get the fastest Sports car in the game, but you need real skill to keep it pointed straight. Acceleration should be strong but not instant — it's a GT car, not a hypercar, so it builds speed progressively before hitting that stratospheric top end. In the hands of a skilled driver, nothing in the Sports class will touch it on the highway.

Where to Find It

The Pariah should be purchasable from the in-game vehicle website at a price between $1.4M and $1.8M. Given its Sports classification (despite its Super-level performance), it represents arguably the best value in the game. It may also spawn rarely in wealthy Vice City neighborhoods, particularly around Starfish Island and the marina district. Look for it in the hands of NPCs on the coastal highway during clear weather conditions.

Customization

The Pariah should offer customization options including: front splitter upgrades, rear wing options (from subtle ducktail to track-ready GT wing), side skirt designs, hood vents and scoops, forged and multi-spoke wheel options, GT racing liveries, carbon fiber mirror caps and roof panel, exhaust tip configurations, and roll cage options for the track-focused crowd. Paint-to-sample colors should look exceptional on its long, sweeping body lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated April 23, 2026. Vehicle specs are estimates based on trailer footage and historical GTA data. For the full searchable database, visit our Vehicles Wiki (208 entries).