01

Road vehicles

Trailers and artwork show supercars, sedans, pickups, muscle cars, police vehicles, lowriders, dirt bikes, sport bikes, ATVs, and utility traffic. The mix reflects Vice City's wealth as well as Leonida's rural and industrial regions.

The pre-order Vintage Vice City Pack officially names a '55 Vapid Stanier Sedan and garage, giving us one confirmed in-universe manufacturer and vehicle reward.

Leonida scenery shown in official Grand Theft Auto VI media
Official location media helps separate confirmed geography from community reconstruction.

02

Boats and wetland machines

Speedboats, personal watercraft, yachts, fishing boats, and airboats appear across the coast, Keys, and Grassrivers. Water is a major part of the geography, so the variety is likely functional rather than a montage-only flourish.

Airboats are particularly important because they match shallow wetland routes where conventional boats would struggle.

03

Aircraft and public transport

Helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft appear in official material, including a float-equipped helicopter in the cover collage. Airports, ports, and long highways also imply multiple transit layers, though Rockstar has not detailed public-transport mechanics.

  • Confirmed categories: cars, pickups, police vehicles and motorcycles
  • Water: speedboats, airboats and personal watercraft
  • Air: helicopters and aircraft
  • Unknown: final count, customization depth and complete model names
Jason and Lucia in Grand Theft Auto VI artwork
Jason and Lucia anchor Grand Theft Auto VI's story across Vice City and the state of Leonida.

04

Why model-name lists disagree

GTA vehicles remix real designs, and a single body can borrow cues from several manufacturers. Until a badge, store listing, in-game UI, or Rockstar copy names a model, identification should be written as likely—not confirmed.