From Coquette to the Cheetah Classic, here are all the GTA 6 cars we spotted in the trailer

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It's not an official list, but it's fun to see what's there.

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December 3, 2024: With 2025 under a month away, we are very close to breaching GTA 6 territory. But even though we're still only sitting on one trailer, we're anticipating some new information about the game ahead of the new year. There's currently no new information to add to this list of available cars in GTA 6, but hopefully that changes soon. 

It's still perhaps too early for an official GTA 6 cards list, but nothing is stopping us from scouring every frame from the reveal trailer to see if any familiar vehicles crop up. And trust me, we have been scanning and dissecting every second. 

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While you might have other questions about GTA 6, such as the characters you can play, whether radio stations will be replaced by playlists, and how big the map is, it eventually all comes back to the cars you can drive around in. 

Whether you're speeding away from cops, cruising to some tunes along the beachfront, or simply getting from Point A to Point B, knowing ahead of time which vehicles you might expect to see helps bring the game to life in your mind, even if we're not getting a PC release any time soon. So if you're ready to jump on the hype train—or slam your foot on the accelerator if you're already on it—here are the GTA 6 cars we think we've spotted so far.

Every GTA 6 car we've spotted so far

To be clear, these cars still need to be confirmed for GTA 6. Some of them appear very briefly and you don't always get to see all the details that would allow you to conclusively identify the make and model. Still, it's fun to see how many familiar cars you think you can spot: 

I've listed the ones I've identified below, in the order they appear in the trailer.

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Grotti Furia
This one is easy to miss if you're looking at the woman in the foreground. The car's moving so it's a little blurry but the tail light is distinct enough to be able to identify it as the snazzy supercar. 

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Schyster PMP
This one was a little harder to pin down. You get a good look at this green vehicle as you drive by, but it was only after a lot of digging that I settled on the Schyster PMP—though it has a more modern design than its GTA 4 counterpart.

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Comet S2 Cabrio
This one was an easy catch. The absurdly narrow tail lights and the grill just above them—is it a grill?—easily give away the identity of this two-door convertible. 

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Cheetah Classic
Another easy spot, the huge grill on the back, and the narrow rear window makes this classic sports car another one for the list. The license plate spells out "cheetah" too, so it was just a case of recalling the model.

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Gauntlet Hellfire
Now we start venturing into the less obvious vehicles. This one is partially obscured by other traffic but the divots in the bottom of the tail lights are good enough to nail down the make of this particular muscle car.

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Grotti Carbonizzare
The angular tail lights and the shape of the rear window make this car relatively easy to identify in the crowd. It may be partially obscured by the door of the car behind it, but it's given the game away, nonetheless.

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Schafter V12
Another of the blink-and-you'll-miss-it car types from the trailer. This one could be dismissed as any old vehicle, but you get a good look at the front grill and headlights as it drives down the road, making me almost certain it's the luxury 4-door sedan.

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Coquette
The final car in this list is another that potentially gives up its identity with the shape of its tail lights. Admittedly this one might be a little shaky as I've yet to find a version of this particular car with the same "raised" rear window but everything else seems to fit.

Sarah James
Sarah James
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Sarah started as a freelance writer in 2018, writing for PCGamesN, TechRadar, GamingBible, Red Bull Gaming and more. In 2021, she was offered a full-time position on the PC Gamer team where she takes every possible opportunity to talk about World of Warcraft and Elden Ring. When not writing guides, most of her spare time is spent in Azeroth—though she's quite partial to JRPGs too. One of her fondest hopes is to one day play through the ending of Final Fantasy X without breaking down into a sobbing heap. She probably has more wolves in Valheim than you.

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