GTA 6 Cars: Every Vehicle Spotted in the Official Trailers

Before diving into the list, a quick note on methodology.

✅ Confirmed: the vehicle is clearly identifiable in an official trailer or an artwork published by Rockstar. Whether or not its exact name is known, its presence in the game isn't in doubt.

🟡 Likely: several independent analysts agree on the identification, but some uncertainty remains — over the exact name, the variant, or how legible the image is on screen.

🔴 Speculative: community extrapolation, an unverified leak, or a simple guess based on GTA V's history. Take it as an informed guess, not a certainty.

None of the vehicles on this list come from playable content — GTA 6 releases on November 19, 2026. Everything relies on the official trailers and artworks available to date.

This is the star category of the trailers. GTA has always paid tribute to American cars of the 60s and 70s, and Leonida — with its Florida inspiration, coastal roads, and Southern culture — lends itself to this even better than Los Santos did. You can spot the era at a glance: angular lines, massive hoods, chrome bodywork.

✅ Declasse Impaler — the undisputed star of trailer 1. A broad-shouldered muscle car, directly inspired by the 1970s Chevrolet Impala, shown in a heavily customized version: lowered stance, wide-body wheels, bold paint. It's one of the most recognizable cars in everything Rockstar has shown. It appears across several consecutive shots — not a cameo, a genuine presence.

🟡 Declasse Sabre or Sabre Turbo — in the street scenes of trailer 1, several 70s-style fastback bodies look consistent with the existing GTA V model. Recognizable silhouette, though no shot lets you clearly read the name.

🟡 Declasse Tulip — a few low American sedans in the background resemble this model introduced in GTA Online. The kind of car that fills out Vice City traffic without drawing attention... until you watch it in slow motion.

🔴 Rat Rod / Karin-style custom — a very tall, visibly modified silhouette briefly appears in a construction site scene. Hard to formally identify, but the style is clearly that of the "rat style" vehicles popular in GTA Online.

Vice City means supercars have to show up. The city's nightclubs, beaches, and marinas have always been synonymous with exotic cars — and GTA 6's trailers are no exception. The nighttime atmosphere of certain shots in trailer 1 shows these vehicles off particularly well.

✅ Pegassi-style sports coupe — visible in the nighttime scenes of trailer 1, a coupe with very low, angular lines and a wide wheelbase. Several analysts agree on a Lamborghini-inspired silhouette, pointing to the Pegassi lineup (Infernus, Tempesta, or a new model). Pegassi's presence in GTA 6 is nearly certain given its importance in GTA V.

✅ Rear-engine sports car — another identifiable coupe in the daytime scenes of trailer 2, a more compact shape reminiscent of European sports cars like Porsche. Consistent with a next-generation Comet.

🟡 Comet (Porsche 911-style) — the Comet has been a staple of every GTA game since San Andreas. Vice City's streets are the perfect fit. It isn't formally identified by name in the trailers, but its absence would be a real surprise.

🟡 Elegy or a Japanese sports equivalent — in one of the nighttime scenes, a taut-lined sports coupe silhouette recalls a high-performance Japanese model. Hard to confirm, but tuning culture is clearly present in the overall aesthetic of the trailers.

🔴 Unidentified hypercar — at least one vehicle with extremely aggressive lines (appears to have an active body kit or aero appendages) is spotted in the background of a nighttime racing scene. Too blurry for a serious identification.

Leonida's rural areas — Grassrivers with its Everglades-style swamps, the outskirts of Mount Kalaga National Park — call for adapted vehicles. And Vice City itself isn't left out: SUVs are part of the landscape of any modern American city.

✅ Double-cab pickup truck — visible in the countryside scenes of trailer 1, an imposing pickup with modern lines, contemporary American style. Clearly inspired by a latest-generation Ford F-150 or Chevrolet Silverado. The dark color and size suggest a version close to the existing Bravado Pickup, or a new model.

✅ Large SUV — several scenes in trailers 1 and 2 show a large-format SUV in traffic and during action sequences. Suburban / Escalade-sized, likely an updated version of the Canis Granger or the Patriot. This type of vehicle is inseparable from Vice City's streets.

🟡 Compact sport SUV — in Vice City's urban traffic, a smaller, sportier SUV appears occasionally. Less bulky than the large SUV, likely a new entry in GTA 6's city SUV lineup.

🟡 Utility van — at least one large van is identifiable in a warehouse/industrial area scene. The type of vehicle used as much for transport missions as for improvised heists.

🔴 Construction vehicle / bulldozer — in Vice City's construction scenes (clearly visible in trailer 1), construction equipment appears in the background. Probably drivable, as in GTA V.

Leonida's coastal roads, Grassrivers' dirt paths, Vice City's back alleys: GTA 6 is also played on two wheels. The trailers confirm their presence, even if dedicated shots remain fewer than for cars.

✅ Sport bike / streetfighter — clearly visible in a chase scene in trailer 2, a very sleek line and an aggressive riding position, roadster or supermoto type. Likely an equivalent of the Pegassi Esskey or the Nagasaki Shotaro.

🟡 Off-road motorcycle — in the Grassrivers areas, a tall bike with a raised handlebar is spotted. The setting (dirt path, dense vegetation) is consistent with a Sanchez or a dirt bike equivalent.

🟡 Cruiser-style motorcycle (Harley-inspired) — biker culture is clearly present in the aesthetics of certain characters and settings in trailer 1. A Daemon- or Freeway-type model (Harley-Davidson-inspired) seems inevitable in Leonida's roster.

🔴 Urban scooter — Vice City is Miami, and Miami means scooters too. No clear shot confirms their presence, but an urban scooter in Vice City traffic would be entirely fitting.

Vice City is Miami. And Miami means water everywhere. The bay, the canals, the beaches, and the marinas are part of the city's identity — and Rockstar clearly gets it. The trailers don't skimp on water scenes.

✅ Jet ski / Seashark — one of the most clearly identifiable vehicles in trailer 1. Jet skis are visible on the beaches and in the bay of Vice City, used both by characters at leisure and in what looks like a water chase scene. The model visually resembles GTA V's Speedophile Seashark.

✅ Speedboat — visible in at least one coastal navigation scene, a fast, sleek-hulled boat slaloms through the bay. Style consistent with the racing or luxury boats expected in GTA 6.

✅ Large yacht — in at least one wide shot over Vice City's marina, what looks like a mega-yacht is docked. Hard to identify a precise model, but the presence of large luxury boats in GTA 6 is visually confirmed.

🟡 Fishing boat — consistent with the Florida atmosphere and Leonida's rural coastal areas. Not clearly identified in the trailers, but its absence from the final roster would be surprising.

🟡 Police boat / coast guard vessel — law enforcement will need to chase you on the water too. A nautical police model is expected, continuing GTA V's tradition.

In GTA, emergency vehicles aren't just scenery: they're your worst enemies during chases, and potentially your best acquisitions once stolen. The trailers confirm several of them.

✅ VCPD patrol car (Vice City Police Department) — visible as early as trailer 1, in at least two distinct shots. The blue-and-white livery continues the tradition of GTA police departments, with modern touches. The model resembles a recent American sedan, likely an updated version of the Police Cruiser.

✅ Fire truck — identifiable in a chaos/accident scene in trailer 2. Bright red, imposing size, clearly in the style of American fire trucks. A staple of every GTA game.

🟡 Police SUV — high wanted levels in GTA V mobilized heavier vehicles. A police SUV or pickup is very likely for 3-4 star wanted levels in GTA 6, consistent with modern American police practices.

🟡 Ambulance — standard in every GTA since the beginning. Not clearly spotted in the public trailers, but its absence from the roster would be hard to fathom.

🔴 NOOSE / military armored vehicle — for 5-star wanted levels, GTA V mobilized FIB-type or military armored vehicles. GTA 6 will likely follow the same pattern, but no such vehicle has been formally identified in the trailers.

🔴 Speculative — no official announcement from Rockstar on vehicle count.

GTA V launched in 2013 with roughly 250 vehicles. Over ten years of GTA Online updates, that number ballooned to over 700 in total. For GTA 6, the community anticipates:

Volume:

• Between 300 and 400 vehicles at launch (solo + GTA Online combined), based on the series' natural progression
• A post-launch roster that will keep growing through GTA Online for years, as it did with GTA V

Expected returns: GTA V's iconic models likely won't disappear. The Adder (Bugatti Veyron-like), Zentorno (Lamborghini Sesto Elemento-like), Entity XXR, Cheetah — these models have a loyal fanbase, and their return in GTA 6 Online would be a logical business decision.

Vice City-themed newcomers:

• 80s-style convertibles fitting the Miami/Vice City identity
• Neon-colored sports cars — the neon aesthetic of certain trailer shots hints at this
• Luxury boats, private yachts — Vice City's marina culture demands it
• Beach vehicles (buggies, quads) for the Leonida Keys

Deep customization: Trailer 1 already shows the Impaler with heavy customization (stance, wheels, bodywork). An extensive tuning system — likely going well beyond Los Santos Customs in GTA V — is nearly certain.