Every GTA 6 Vehicle Spotted So Far

Over forty visually distinct vehicles appear across the two GTA VI trailers. Here is what is actually identifiable, and what the roster implies.

Framing: Rockstar has published no vehicle list. Everything below is identification from trailer footage, with real-world inspirations noted where the design is unambiguous.

Supercars

The clearest identification is a mid-engine wedge strongly reminiscent of a Ferrari F40 — one of the most recognisable supercar silhouettes ever built, and a fitting choice for a Vice City game given the car's 1987 debut.

At least two other exotic silhouettes appear briefly, though neither is clear enough to identify confidently.

Muscle

A late-1960s Dodge Charger analogue appears prominently. Muscle cars have historically been among the better-handling classes in GTA games, and the trailer footage gives them considerable screen time.

Several other American full-size designs appear in traffic, consistent with Florida's real vehicle mix.

Everyday traffic

This is where the density is most noticeable. Trailer street scenes carry a far wider variety of mundane vehicles than GTA V managed — sedans, pickups, delivery vans, SUVs — and importantly they appear in realistic proportions rather than as a rotating handful of models.

This matters more than the exotics for how the world feels.

Motorcycles

Multiple bikes appear, including both sport and cruiser styles. Florida's climate makes year-round riding plausible, and the road network visible in the footage suits them.

Watercraft

Given the Keys and the Everglades, this is a significant category.

Visible: speedboats, what appear to be fishing craft, and at least one airboat-style flat-bottomed vessel suited to swamp traversal. Water vehicles look considerably more important to GTA VI than they were to GTA V.

Aircraft

Less visible in the trailers. At least one helicopter appears. Fixed-wing aircraft have featured in every modern GTA and almost certainly return, though the footage does not confirm specific models.

What the roster suggests

Two observations.

First, the vehicle damage modelling looks noticeably more granular than GTA V's — panels deform rather than simply denting. Trailer footage is weak evidence for damage systems, so treat this as an impression.

Second, the traffic density and variety imply a substantially higher memory budget for vehicle models than last-generation hardware allowed. This is one of the clearest places where the generational jump shows.

Our database

Our Vehicles page tracks every identified vehicle with stats where known, each labelled by confidence level. Real performance figures cannot exist until the game ships and players can test them — anyone publishing GTA VI top-speed tables today is inventing them.