GTA 6 Cars: What Rockstar Has Revealed

GTA 6 cars and other vehicles have appeared in Rockstar’s official materials, but the company has not published a complete guide to vehicle customization or garages. Its editions page names a Classic Car Collection and several vehicle-related bonuses. Here is what those sources confirm—and what remains unknown.

Vehicle content Rockstar has listed

Rockstar’s GTA VI editions page lists vehicle-related benefits for the Ultimate Edition. These include the Classic Car Collection, Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles, the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, a Dinka Enduro motorcycle, a Crest kayak, a Ganado Retro Build, and the Rideout Customs Mod Shop. The official screenshot gallery also contains images labeled Rideout Customs Mod Shop.

These are items Rockstar names in its edition and bonus materials. The listing does not establish that each benefit is a standard feature in every edition, or explain exactly how each item or activity works during the story. Check the edition terms directly before treating any bonus as part of the base game.

What is still unknown about customization

Rockstar has shown a named mod shop and vehicle-related promotional images, but the cited material is not a full customization guide. It does not specify which engine, tire, interior, body, or handling upgrades players can install, how those changes affect performance, or how many vehicles can be stored at each property.

The company also has not described a network of personal garages across Leonida, instant vehicle swapping, or weapon and cargo storage inside garages. Treat claims about those systems as unconfirmed until Rockstar explains them directly.

What “Classic Car Collection” confirms

Rockstar has published “Classic Car Collection” as the name of a vehicle-related benefit. Its public listing does not spell out the collection’s missions, locations, rewards, or restoration mechanics. A specific collector character, commission system, or cash payout should not be presented as confirmed based on the name alone.

How to separate confirmed details from rumors

For a vehicle claim, look for a direct Rockstar announcement, an official edition listing, or clear footage that shows the feature. A vehicle appearing in a trailer can confirm its visual presence, but it does not by itself establish that players can buy, store, modify, or use it in a particular mission. Fan maps, screenshots without context, and secondhand descriptions need separate verification.

Rockstar’s editions page and screenshot gallery are the primary references for the listed bonuses and visible locations. If the company publishes a dedicated vehicle breakdown, this article can be updated with the exact systems it confirms.

Last reviewed: October 4, 2026. This guide distinguishes announced edition content from gameplay details Rockstar has not explained.