Which vehicles come with the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition?

Three, and Rockstar named all three itself: the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, the Shitzu Squalo and the ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy. A fourth vehicle, the ’55 Vapid Stanier, is named in the same material but comes with the Vintage Vice City Pack, which is a pre-order bonus and not part of the edition — so you can have it without the Ultimate Edition, and have the Ultimate Edition without it.

The names are not a leak and not a reading of a trailer. Rockstar’s own media page carries studio renders of each vehicle, filed in two download bundles, Ultimate Edition Benefits and Vintage Vice City Pack, 51 and 12 images when we checked the page on 23 September 2026, with the names in the file names and the alt text. That is the only place Rockstar has tied a named vehicle to an edition, and it is why this page exists while the editions page still says almost nothing is itemised. Everything else about the Ultimate Edition — the weapons, the apparel, the items — remains unnamed.

’95 Grotti Cheetah

A white wedge supercar with pop-up headlights, a slatted engine cover and side strakes, wearing a red stripe along the flank and over the bonnet with a red band low along the body. In this render it is parked outside a tower signed Pegassi Residences, which is a joke at the expense of both brands.

Rockstar writes nothing about it beyond the name. The file names in the bundle read ULTIMATE_EDITION_GROTTI_CHEETAH, and the alt text on the media page gives the model as ’95 Grotti Cheetah — with the apostrophe and the year, which is how we spell it too. Our page on the Cheetah has the trailer sighting as well as these renders, measured and cropped.

Shitzu Squalo

A sports cruiser rather than a speedboat: a white planing hull with a radar arch over the cockpit, a patterned wrap down the topsides and a registration on the bow. The render puts it out on the water with the Vice City skyline and a causeway behind it.

Again, no description from Rockstar — only the name, in the file names as ULTIMATE_EDITION_SQUALO and in the alt text as Shitzu Squalo. Squalo is a Shitzu nameplate the series has carried before. Our page on the Squalo has the measured crops, including the one where Squalo is written on the hull in the render itself.

’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy

A sixties muscle coupe cut about and lifted onto deep-lugged tractor tyres: a tube bumper wrapping the nose, a bank of four spot lamps above the windscreen, a race number on the door, a sump guard under the front and sponsor lettering over paint that has been through something. It is the most heavily modified of the four, and the only one that does not look like a showroom car.

The bundle files it as ULTIMATE_EDITION_VAPID_BUGGY and the alt text gives the full name, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy. Worth knowing if you have read elsewhere that the Dominator is a modern muscle car: Vapid has carried the Dominator nameplate for years, and this is not that car. Our page on the Dominator Buggy has the renders measured.

The Vintage Vice City Pack: ’55 Vapid Stanier

This one is not in the Ultimate Edition. Its four renders sit in a second bundle, VINTAGE_VICE_CITY_PACK, and the Vintage Vice City Pack is the bonus that goes to every pre-order and, in Rockstar’s wording, to every purchase made before 20 November 2026 — the day after release. A standard-edition buyer inside that window gets it; an Ultimate Edition buyer after that window does not.

The car is a full-size fifties sedan in yellow over cream, with VAPID spelled across the bonnet lip and Stanier in script on the front wing, both legible in the render itself. Our page on the Stanier has those two readings cropped and measured. For the deadline and where to buy, see the pre-order page.

What we do not know

• Whether you can get these cars any other way. Rockstar has not said whether the four are exclusive to the edition and the pack, whether they turn up in the base game later, or whether they will be sold separately after launch.
• Whether the bonus version is a different vehicle or a different paint job. The Cheetah is the test case: the one parked on Ocean Drive in Trailer 1 is plain white, and the Ultimate Edition render is striped. Same name, two finishes. Nothing published says whether the base game’s Cheetah is the same car in another colour.
• Everything else in the Ultimate Edition. Take-Two’s announcement promises “an exclusive collection of premium vehicles, weapons, apparel, and action threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia’s story”; the plural on vehicles is now accounted for, the weapons, the apparel and the action are not.
• What else is in the Vintage Vice City Pack. Rockstar describes it as items that “flash back to when the neon burned brightest” and has named exactly one of them.
• How any of them drive. These are studio renders. We have not seen three of the four in a single frame of gameplay footage, and nothing measured can come off a render.