GTA 6 Ultimate Edition Vehicles and Bonus Content: The Named Extras Explained

Last reviewed: 2 November 2026, against Rockstar Games’ official GTA VI site and the Rockstar Store. Officially confirmed facts are labelled as such; reported information (for example the 210 GB PS5 download size) is labelled as reported.

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The named vehicle list at a glance

Ultimate combines land, water and customization content. The following table preserves the official names while separating what is known about inclusion from details that still require gameplay verification.

’95 Grotti Cheetah: retro performance appeal

The ’95 Grotti Cheetah brings a specific model year to an established GTA marque and nameplate. That gives it a clearer identity than simply calling it a Cheetah or assuming it is identical to every earlier version. Readers interested in retro sports cars have an obvious reason to notice it.

Official inclusion does not establish its top speed, engine layout, customization tree or real-world equivalent. A strong guide can discuss why the 1995 designation and Grotti branding appeal to collectors without inventing technical figures. After launch, replace those open questions with in-game screenshots and measured or menu-verified information.

’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy: backwoods transport

The ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy is positioned as an off-road counterpart to the more conventional muscle-car image suggested by the Dominator name. Official edition material associates it with the sort of backwoods travel represented by Mount Kalaga, making it relevant to exploration as well as collecting.

Keep the word Buggy in the name. It should not be merged with every Dominator variant spotted in trailers. Its inclusion tells us it is bonus content; it does not prove that it is the fastest off-road vehicle or that other players cannot encounter a related model in the world.

Shitzu Squalo and the fishing connection

The Shitzu Squalo adds a water-based benefit to the edition. Rockstar’s edition material connects it with Washington Beach and fishing waters around Gambit Bay, giving the boat a place and activity rather than presenting it as an isolated icon.

That context supports a more useful article than a bare vehicle list. Readers can understand why a boat matters in a state of coasts, islands and wetlands. However, exact boat capacity, speed, fishing mechanics and storage rules remain details to verify rather than extrapolate from a promotional paragraph.

Safehouse vehicles, Ganado and the Classic Car Collection

Jason’s safehouse vehicles and the Ganado Retro Build broaden the offer beyond three headline models. They suggest an ownership and customization layer tied to places in the story. The Classic Car Collection adds another named feature, but its exact contents should not be reconstructed from unrelated GTA V lists.

For editorial planning, give each feature a verification card after launch: exact in-game name, where it appears, whether it is immediately available, and how it relates to the edition entitlement. This creates original detail that store copy alone cannot answer.

Where mod shops fit

Rideout Customs Mod Shop and One-Eyed Willie’s Mod Shop are named in the wider Ultimate content list. Their presence makes vehicle customization part of the edition’s appeal. Do not invent a discount percentage or free-upgrade rule until the store or game states it.

Dinka Enduro and Crest Kayak: keep package context

The Dinka Enduro and Crest Kayak also appear in edition-related material and deserve precise source labels. Where an item belongs to a specific package or promotional presentation, record that relationship rather than treating every named vehicle as interchangeable Ultimate content. Evidence note (checked 2 November 2026): the Dinka Enduro and Crest Kayak are not named in the Rockstar Store edition comparison table; specialist vehicle databases associate both with Jason’s safehouse vehicles. Treat the names as reported until they are confirmed in the game.

This careful attribution may sound minor, but it prevents buyers from expecting the wrong benefit. It also makes the article resilient when store tables change. Link directly to the current comparison and use a dated content note so readers know which version of the offer was reviewed.

Shops, activities and customization beyond vehicles

Ultimate also names Vice City styles, Hawk and Little Morgan Revolvers, personalized weapon variants, Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305 Clothing Store, Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor, Goodtime Gear and the PTT Youngin$ Compound. These extras show that the edition is not just a car pack.

A player interested in fashion, tattoos, weapons or side activities may value the bundle even without prioritizing its garage. Conversely, a player seeking only the base narrative can compare Standard and the later upgrade. The content list is most useful when it supports that kind of personal decision rather than declaring every extra essential.

What remains unknown before gameplay verification

The store list does not answer every practical ownership question. We still need reliable detail on when items become accessible, whether progress is required, how vehicles are replaced if lost and which customization options are included. Those are post-launch guide opportunities, not blanks to fill with guesses.

Keep early-access claims out of the value calculation. Ultimate launches on the same announced date as Standard. Its value comes from the listed extras and how often you expect to use them, not from getting a head start over other players.

When do Ultimate bonuses become available?

Inclusion in an edition does not necessarily mean every item is usable in the first minute. Some content may be tied to a safehouse, a shop, a location or introductory progression. Until Rockstar’s instructions or the game itself establishes the sequence, the honest answer is that exact delivery timing needs verification.

A post-launch checklist should tell Standard upgraders and launch-day Ultimate buyers where to look first. Use original captures of purchase notifications, garages, docks and shops. If progression is required, state the earliest verified point without spoiling unrelated story events.

How to judge the value of the vehicle extras

Value is not only the number of vehicle names. Consider whether the content changes activities you expect to repeat. A buggy has clearer value to someone planning off-road exploration; a boat matters more to a player interested in fishing and coastal travel; a classic collection appeals to someone who enjoys garages and customization.

Also consider the later upgrade route. Standard lets a reader begin with the base offer and decide after seeing how the systems work. A useful buying guide can recommend waiting without dismissing Ultimate buyers who already know the extras match their interests.

Avoid double-counting shops and their contents

A mod shop, its vehicle builds and a collection can be related features rather than independent benefits of equal size. When comparing editions, do not inflate the list by counting one promotional sentence as several unrelated products. Group linked items and explain the relationship where Rockstar makes it clear.

This produces a more readable comparison and prevents an artificial feature count. Buyers want to know what they can use, not which edition page has the longest bullet list. After launch, document what each shop actually sells or unlocks and whether any edition discount applies.

A verification worksheet for launch day

For each named extra, record its menu label, map location, first availability, acquisition steps, replacement rules and any customization options. Note whether the same account and edition are required. Keep preorder items in another worksheet so the Vintage Vice City Stanier is never confused with Ultimate content.

The resulting guide can answer the practical questions store pages leave open. It also gives the site original evidence rather than relying on a copied database. Update the article if patches alter access or delivery.

A fair recommendation for vehicle-focused buyers

If the named vehicles are the main reason you are considering Ultimate, list the ones you genuinely expect to use. The Cheetah, Dominator Buggy and Squalo cover different activities, so their appeal is not identical. Add safehouse and customization content only if those systems matter to you.

Then compare that interest with the current edition or upgrade price on your store. Avoid assigning imaginary resale or individual-purchase values to the extras. A buyer who will use only one vehicle may prefer to wait for hands-on detail, while a collector may find the combined package immediately attractive.

This approach keeps the guide positive about the content while making the purchase decision concrete and personal.

Keep the official names intact

The model years and vehicle types are part of the offer’s precision. Write ’95 Grotti Cheetah, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy and Shitzu Squalo exactly, and avoid shortening them in a way that merges them with other models. Exact names help buyers compare the store list with the guide and make later in-game verification easier.

When standalone pages are eventually created, link them back to this edition guide so readers can distinguish ownership eligibility from general vehicle performance and spawn information.

Frequently asked questions

What cars are included in GTA 6 Ultimate Edition?

Official material names the ’95 Grotti Cheetah and ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, plus Jason’s safehouse vehicles, a Ganado Retro Build and a Classic Car Collection. Exact sub-rosters and specifications require further verification.

Is the Shitzu Squalo part of Ultimate?

Yes, it appears in the official Ultimate content material. Edition copy connects it with Washington Beach and fishing around Gambit Bay.

Is the ’55 Vapid Stanier an Ultimate car?

It is named in Vintage Vice City Pack preorder material, not the same thing as the headline Ultimate car list. Keep its promotional eligibility separate.

Do Ultimate vehicles have confirmed performance ratings?

The store inclusion list does not provide dependable top-speed or handling benchmarks. Wait for official specifications or verifiable in-game testing.

Can Standard owners add Ultimate content later?

Rockstar lists an Ultimate Edition Upgrade. Check the current console-store price and terms rather than repurchasing the base game accidentally.

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Sources

• Rockstar Store: Ultimate Edition content list
• Rockstar Games: official GTA VI media
• Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto VI

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