GTA 6 Vehicles: What Your First Garage Should Look Like

Your early garage decides how the first twenty hours feel. Spend on flash too soon and you're broke for the things that matter; build smart and every job has the right tool. Rockstar has now named a handful of vehicles and two garages, which tells us a lot about how Leonida is meant to be driven — and sailed, and paddled.

Here's everything confirmed so far, plus a starter-garage plan built on it. Each vehicle links to its page in our vehicle database.

Every vehicle Rockstar has confirmed

• '55 Vapid Stanier — a timeless two-tone sedan for cruising Shore Drive. It's the centrepiece of the Vintage Vice City Pack, so every pre-order includes it.
• Vapid Ganado — Jason's own well-worn, low-riding pickup. The Ultimate Edition adds the Ganado Retro Build modkit for muscle and classic styling.
• '95 Grotti Cheetah — Grotti's mid-'90s sports car in a retro-futuristic livery. Ultimate Edition, and Rockstar says it's "available to punctuate later-stage action" — so don't expect it on day one.
• '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy — "a Mud Club monster" built for the backwoods of Mount Kalaga. Ultimate Edition, and it comes with its own garage.
• Shitzu Squalo — a gradient pink-and-blue boat docked at Washington Beach, "made open-ocean-ready with an explosives-laden weapons crate." Ultimate Edition.
• Dinka Enduro and Crest Kayak — Jason's Safehouse Vehicles in the Ultimate Edition: an Army fatigue-tinged dual-sport bike and an orange kayak for the shallows.

The garages we know about

Two personal garages have been named, and Rockstar describes both the same way: each "features a weapon locker plus a secure place to deposit stolen goods to be fenced." That's a small line with a big implication — garages are part of the crime loop, not just parking.

• Shore Court — the Stanier's garage, "a stone's throw from the glistening sands of Ocean Beach." Included with every pre-order.
• Paradise Garage, Watson Bay — comes with the Dominator Buggy in the Ultimate Edition.

A first-garage plan for Leonida

Leonida isn't one city — it's six official regions, from the Leonida Keys to the Grassrivers wetlands and the hills of Mount Kalaga. A good first garage covers road, water and rough ground before it covers style.

• A cheap, quick car you won't mind losing. Early chaos burns through vehicles; save the special ones for when you can protect them.
• A motorcycle. Bikes cut through traffic, and an enduro like the Dinka handles dirt as well as asphalt.
• Something that floats. Between the Keys, Vice City's canals and the open coast, boats look essential — the trailers are full of jet skis, airboats and offshore speedboats.
• Something that climbs. Mud Club culture and the Grassrivers backcountry are all over the official material — an off-road truck or the Dominator Buggy keeps the whole map open.

What to skip early

The supercar tier is the endgame flex, not the early buy. In GTA V, top-end cars cost as much as many of the businesses you could buy — and businesses pay you back. The same logic applies to the sports classic convertible: it's the postcard car, and it'll still be there when your income covers it.

If you have the Ultimate Edition, remember the Cheetah is tied to later-stage story action anyway — plan your first purchases as if it isn't there yet.

Spotted in the trailers, names to come

Beyond the confirmed seven, our database tracks the vehicle classes visible in the official videos — from the American muscle coupe to the lowrider sedan and the chopper. We'll rename them with official names and prices as soon as Rockstar publishes them.