🚙 STRETCH

Overview

The Stretch is a Grand Theft Auto sedan modelled on the Lincoln Town Car Limousine. Rockstar has not shown or named the Stretch for GTA 6, so everything below is drawn from its real-world basis and its history across the series — not from confirmed GTA 6 detail.

History in the GTA Series

The Stretch has appeared in every 3D-era GTA game. GTA III featured stretch limousines driven by Mafia NPCs. GTA Vice City's Stretch was associated with Diaz's mansion and the film studio missions. GTA San Andreas included the Stretch at celebrity homes and Las Venturas casinos. GTA IV and V continued the tradition with modernized models. The Stretch is one of GTA's most consistently present vehicle types, always representing the aspirational lifestyle at the franchise's thematic core.

The Stretch limousine has appeared in every GTA game since GTA III, making it one of the longest-serving vehicle models in the franchise. In GTA III and Vice City, the Stretch was associated with high-value NPCs and mission objectives, often serving as the transport vehicle for important characters who needed to be protected, followed, or eliminated. GTA San Andreas expanded the limousine's role with the introduction of the chauffeur driving side mission, where players could earn money by safely transporting VIP passengers to their destinations. In GTA V, the Stretch became available for personal ownership through GTA Online, where it found a devoted following among roleplaying communities who used it for formal events, wedding ceremonies, and executive transport scenarios.

What We Actually Know About It in GTA 6

Rockstar has not shown or named the Stretch for GTA 6. It is a long-running series staple, going back to GTA III, which makes a GTA 6 version reasonable to expect — but expectation is not confirmation. Rockstar has published no top speed, acceleration, handling rating, price, spawn location or customization list for the Stretch in GTA 6 — the in-game economy and traffic spawns have not been shown at that level of detail. As a sedan you can reasonably expect everyday pace and four-door practicality rather than anything extreme; past GTA games let you find vehicles like this in traffic, buy them from in-game websites, or earn them through missions, and we expect something similar. Once the game is out we will replace this with verified detail — until then, any exact mph figure, dollar price, street location or upgrade menu quoted for it is invented.

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Last updated May 31, 2026. For the full searchable database, visit our Vehicles Wiki.