Database

GTA 6 Cars and Vehicles

Every car, bike, boat and aircraft identified in official Rockstar material - with the evidence behind each entry, and the gaps named instead of filled.

There is no official vehicle list. Rockstar has not published one, and every count in circulation comes from community trackers reading the two trailers and the official screenshots frame by frame. They differ because they count different things: one lists what is visible in official footage, the next folds in every model returning from GTA 5, a third counts variant trims separately. That is the whole reason you see 146, 153, 198 and "over 200" quoted side by side, and it is not a disagreement about what was shown. This record follows the narrowest of those lines and holds 146 entries.

The vehicles Rockstar has actually named

Rockstar has printed 7 in-game vehicle names so far, all of them in the Ultimate Edition and pre-order announcement. Everything else here carries a name the community assigned by reading badges, silhouettes and the naming conventions the series has used since GTA 5. Those names are consistent and cross-checked across several trackers, and they are still not Rockstar's.

Why there are no top speeds here

You will find no top speeds, no prices and no spawn points on these pages. None of it exists for an unreleased game: Rockstar has published no performance data, no economy and no vehicle locations. Where a figure appears it is labelled as this wiki's own pre-launch estimate, and it will be replaced with a measured value after launch. A missing figure stays a gap here; it is not replaced with an unsourced number.

Why the watercraft section is the long one

The one structural thing the trailers do show is how much of GTA 6 happens on water. Jet-skis, offshore boats, a kayak, a rigid-hull inflatable and the series-first airboat all appear in official footage, the airboat tied to the Grassrivers wetlands. That is why the watercraft section here runs longer than in any earlier Grand Theft Auto.

What the manufacturer badges stand for

The manufacturers in Grand Theft Auto are fictional and stand in for real ones. The table below is the community's decoding key, not a Rockstar statement; badges the research dossier does not decode are left out rather than guessed.

Badge	Reads as	Entries
Vapid	Ford	22
Bravado	Dodge	15
Declasse	Chevrolet	11
Karin	Toyota	7
Nagasaki	MD Helicopters and Kawasaki	7
Buckingham	Cessna, Bell and Learjet	6
Brute	GMC	5
Dinka	Honda	5
Western	Harley-Davidson	5
JoBuilt	Boeing	4
Maibatsu	Mitsubishi	4
Pegassi	Lamborghini	4
Pfister	Porsche	4
Shitzu	Chris-Craft	4
Ubermacht	BMW	4
Albany	Cadillac	3
Canis	Jeep	3
Enus	Rolls-Royce and Bentley	3
Grotti	Ferrari	3
Annis	Nissan	2
Benefactor	Mercedes-Benz	2
Imponte	Pontiac	2
Obey	Audi	2
Dundreary	Lincoln	1
Gallivanter	Range Rover	1
Invetero	Chevrolet Corvette	1
Lampadati	Maserati	1
Mammoth	de Havilland	1
MTL	Mack	1
Ocelot	Jaguar	1
Principe	Ducati	1
Speedophile	Sea-Doo	1

The record by class

Class	Entries	Named by Rockstar
Supercars	7	1
Sports Cars	7	0
Muscle Cars	19	1
Coupes	5	0
Sedans	16	1
Compacts	1	0
SUVs	14	0
Off-Road	18	1
Motorcycles	11	1
Boats and Watercraft	9	2
Aircraft	13	0
Emergency Vehicles	7	0
Commercial	19	0

The counts below are what this record tracks, not what the finished game will ship. A thin class usually means little of it was visible in the trailers, not that the game is thin there.

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Filter by class or by badge. Every entry links through to its own page, where the evidence tier, the real-world basis and the open questions are set out in full.