A verified-first database of the cars, bikes and watercraft Rockstar has actually named — without invented performance stats.
Why this database is different
GTA vehicle lists often turn a blurry trailer frame into a model name, then attach an imagined engine, price and performance rating. That creates a large database quickly, but it also makes the useful facts impossible to separate from confident guesses.
This page uses a stricter rule. A detailed profile needs a name from a Rockstar-controlled editions, support or media page. Cars visible in official footage still matter, so they remain in the sightings section until a readable badge, official caption or product description provides a reliable identity.
Real-world inspirations are treated the same way. They can explain a visual resemblance, but they are not official manufacturers and they do not establish GTA VI performance.
Rockstar supplies the manufacturer or model name. Eligible for a full profile.
The vehicle exists in official media, but its exact GTA VI name is not published.
A likely returning model or real-world resemblance. Useful, but not official.
7 evidence-backed profiles
SportsOfficial nameGrotti · Classic sports car
The '95 Grotti Cheetah is one of the clearest officially named GTA VI cars. Rockstar presents it as an Ultimate Edition benefit and published four dedicated screenshots, giving us a reliable name, manufacturer, model year and visual record. The images show a low, wedge-shaped two-door sports car with pop-up-headlight-era proportions, but Rockstar has not published its price, performance ratings, acquisition mission or standard-edition availability. That distinction matters: the vehicle is confirmed; imagined horsepower and top-speed figures are not.
Availability evidence
Included with the GTA VI Ultimate Edition Upgrade. Rockstar has not clarified whether the base vehicle can also be acquired through normal play.
ClassicsOfficial nameVapid · Classic sedan
The '55 Vapid Stanier is the named vehicle in the Vintage Vice City Pack. Rockstar's support material describes the bonus as a sedan plus garage, while the official gallery provides four clean views of the two-tone 1950s design. It is easy to confuse this car with the later Stanier police and civilian models from earlier GTA games, but the year in the official name makes this a distinct vintage interpretation. No official page currently supplies engine output, seating capacity, resale value or a performance class, so those fields are intentionally absent here.
Availability evidence
Part of the Vintage Vice City Pack pre-order bonus together with a garage. Eligibility depends on Rockstar's current pre-order terms and region.
Off-RoadOfficial nameVapid · Off-road buggy
The '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy is an officially named Ultimate Edition vehicle, not a community guess based on a trailer silhouette. Rockstar's four screenshots show a deliberately hybrid design: a 1960s muscle-car body raised on oversized off-road tires with exposed protective hardware. The unusual combination makes the vehicle visually distinctive, but it does not confirm suspension physics, race eligibility or terrain bonuses. Until Rockstar publishes gameplay specifications, the useful facts are its official identity, its Ultimate Edition association and the body details visible in the first-party images.
Availability evidence
Included with the GTA VI Ultimate Edition Upgrade together with a garage. Base-game availability has not been explained.
ClassicsOfficial nameVapid · Low-riding pickup
The Vapid Ganado is Jason's weathered low-riding pickup and one of the few GTA VI vehicles tied directly to a protagonist in official store copy. The Ultimate Edition does not merely list the truck: it names a Ganado Retro Build, described as a set of exclusive modifications for Jason's existing vehicle. That wording suggests the Ganado itself belongs in the wider story while the retro treatment is the paid-edition benefit. It does not prove when the truck becomes drivable, whether it functions as Jason's permanent personal vehicle or whether players can replace it.
Availability evidence
The Vapid Ganado appears connected to Jason's story. Its Retro Build is an Ultimate Edition upgrade benefit.
MotorcyclesOfficial nameDinka · Enduro motorcycle
The Dinka Enduro is named in Rockstar's official GTA VI media as one of Jason's Safehouse Vehicles. The dedicated image shows an olive-green dual-purpose motorcycle parked in front of a garage, with a high front fender, knobby tires and road equipment. Those visual details support the broad enduro classification, but they do not confirm race stats, engine displacement or handling values carried over from GTA Online. This database treats the GTA VI version as a new evidence record rather than copying performance data from an older game.
Availability evidence
Presented as one of Jason's Safehouse Vehicles, an Ultimate Edition benefit. Wider availability remains unknown.
WatercraftOfficial nameShitzu · Performance boat
The Shitzu Squalo is the best-documented named watercraft in current GTA VI marketing. Rockstar lists it among the Ultimate Edition benefits and provides four dedicated screenshots covering the hull, cockpit and its use on Leonida's water. The images establish that it is a fast-looking open powerboat, but they do not establish maximum speed, passenger count, weapon storage or how maritime law enforcement reacts to it. Claims about smuggling missions or Coast Guard advantages are therefore excluded until gameplay or official documentation supports them.
Availability evidence
Included as an Ultimate Edition benefit. Rockstar has not published the standard-game purchase or unlock path.
WatercraftOfficial nameCrest · Recreational kayak
The Crest Kayak is easy to overlook because it is not a car, bike or powered boat, but Rockstar gives it a specific manufacturer and vehicle name in the official media library. It appears among Jason's Safehouse Vehicles, where the image shows Jason paddling through calm coastal water with gear secured behind the seat. The image confirms manual paddling and personal use; it does not confirm fishing integration, stamina effects, cargo capacity or stealth bonuses. Listing those systems as facts would go beyond the source.
Availability evidence
Presented as one of Jason's Safehouse Vehicles in the Ultimate Edition package. Other acquisition methods are unknown.
What Rockstar has shown without publishing a usable model name
Official city screenshots and both trailers show dense traffic, tuned street cars, convertibles and meet scenes.
Most individual model names are not printed or stated, so silhouette-based IDs remain community analysis.
Marked cruisers, helicopters and other response vehicles are visible in Rockstar footage.
Rockstar has not published their GTA VI model names, pursuit statistics or player-acquisition rules.
Airboats and other shallow-water craft appear in official swamp imagery and trailer sequences.
A visible vehicle is confirmed to exist in the world; that does not automatically confirm it is player-drivable.
Rural Leonida media includes pickups, industrial traffic and heavily modified mud vehicles.
Community names and real-world comparisons are useful search labels, not official Rockstar specifications.
Helicopters, light aircraft and commercial aviation are visible across first-party media.
Flyability, ownership, hangars and aircraft classes have not been comprehensively documented.
Rockstar's 2026 media release materially improves the evidence. It gives named image sets to the Cheetah, Squalo, Dominator Buggy and Stanier, and explicitly captions the Enduro, Crest Kayak and Ganado build. That lets this guide replace generated concept renders with the actual GTA VI assets and retire invented specifications.
A screenshot cannot establish top speed, damage resistance, garage capacity, ownership permanence or a mission unlock. Edition copy can confirm that a benefit exists without proving whether the base vehicle is otherwise unavailable. Those fields remain explicitly unknown until Rockstar documents them or the released game can be tested.
Direct answers without filling gaps with rumors
Rockstar has not published a final vehicle count. The seven profiles in this database are vehicles or vehicle variants that Rockstar currently names in its GTA VI editions, support or media pages. Many more cars, bikes, boats and aircraft are visible, but most have not been officially named.
The current first-party marketing material explicitly names the '95 Grotti Cheetah, '55 Vapid Stanier, '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, Vapid Ganado, Dinka Enduro, Shitzu Squalo and Crest Kayak. Rockstar may name additional vehicles as launch approaches.
They are confirmed visual sightings, but that is different from having a confirmed model name or being confirmed as player-drivable. This guide only creates a detailed profile when a Rockstar-controlled source supplies a name.
Rockstar lists several vehicles, builds and safehouse items as Ultimate Edition benefits. Current wording does not resolve every case: sometimes the benefit may be the vehicle, a special build, early ownership or a garage. Each profile explains the narrow claim supported by the source.
Official edition material names the Ganado Retro Build and two vehicle mod shops, while screenshots show multiple custom styles. Rockstar has not yet published a complete base-game modification catalog, pricing structure or performance system.
Official store copy describes the Ganado as Jason's well-worn pickup and offers an Ultimate Edition Retro Build for it. That supports a direct story connection, but it does not yet prove permanent ownership rules or when players receive it.
Profiles are revised when Rockstar publishes a new name, caption, edition description or gameplay detail. Community identifications can guide research, but they do not graduate to official status through repetition.