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|[RP] |
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− | |Available to all players who have completed the "Prologue" mission on PS3 or Xbox 360 and upgraded to the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). |
+ | |Available to all players who have completed the "Prologue" mission on PS3 or Xbox 360 and then upgraded to the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). |
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* [[Premier]] |
* [[Premier]] |
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* [[Primo]] |
* [[Primo]] |
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+ | * [[Primo#Primo Custom|Primo Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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* [[Regina]] |
* [[Regina]] |
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* [[Romero Hearse]] |
* [[Romero Hearse]] |
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* [[Fusilade]] |
* [[Fusilade]] |
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* [[Futo]] |
* [[Futo]] |
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− | * [[Go Go Monkey Blista]] <sup>[EV] [RP]</sup> |
+ | * [[Go Go Monkey Blista]] <sup>[EV] [RP] [SP]</sup> |
* [[Jester]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Jester]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Jester (Racecar)]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Jester (Racecar)]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Rapid GT|Rapid GT (Convertible)]] <sup>[RET]</sup> |
* [[Rapid GT|Rapid GT (Convertible)]] <sup>[RET]</sup> |
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* [[Schwartzer]] |
* [[Schwartzer]] |
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− | * [[Buffalo S#Sprunk|Sprunk Buffalo |
+ | * [[Buffalo S#Sprunk|Sprunk Buffalo]] <sup>[EV] [RP] [SP]</sup> |
* [[Sultan]] |
* [[Sultan]] |
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* [[Surano]] <sup>[RET]</sup> |
* [[Surano]] <sup>[RET]</sup> |
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* [[Casco]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
* [[Casco]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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* [[Coquette Classic]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Coquette Classic]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Franken Stange]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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* [[JB 700]] |
* [[JB 700]] |
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* [[Manana]] |
* [[Manana]] |
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* [[Stinger GT]] <sup>[ON]</sup> |
* [[Stinger GT]] <sup>[ON]</sup> |
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* [[Stirling GT]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Stirling GT]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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− | * [[Tornado]] |
+ | * [[Tornado]] <sup>[RET]</sup> |
* [[Z-Type]] |
* [[Z-Type]] |
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* [[Adder]] |
* [[Adder]] |
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* [[Bullet]] |
* [[Bullet]] |
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* [[Cheetah]] |
* [[Cheetah]] |
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* [[Blade (car)|Blade]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Blade (car)|Blade]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Buccaneer]] |
* [[Buccaneer]] |
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+ | * [[Buccaneer#Buccaneer Custom|Buccaneer Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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* [[Chino]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Chino]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Chino#Chino Custom|Chino Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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* [[Coquette BlackFin]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Coquette BlackFin]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Dominator]] |
* [[Dominator]] |
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* [[Gauntlet]] |
* [[Gauntlet]] |
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* [[Hotknife]] <sup>[CE]</sup> |
* [[Hotknife]] <sup>[CE]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Faction]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Faction#Faction Custom|Faction Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Moonbeam]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Moonbeam#Moonbeam Custom|Moonbeam Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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* [[Phoenix]] |
* [[Phoenix]] |
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* [[Picador]] |
* [[Picador]] |
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− | * [[Dominator#Pisswasser Dominator|Pisswasser Dominator]] <sup>[EV] [RP]</sup> |
+ | * [[Dominator#Pisswasser Dominator|Pisswasser Dominator]] <sup>[EV] [RP]</sup><sup> [SP]</sup> |
* [[Rat-Loader]] |
* [[Rat-Loader]] |
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* [[Rat-Truck]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Rat-Truck]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Vigero]] |
* [[Vigero]] |
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* [[Voodoo]] |
* [[Voodoo]] |
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+ | * [[Voodoo#Voodoo Custom|Voodoo Custom]] <sup>[DLC] [ON] [NG]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Lurcher]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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* [[Bifta]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Bifta]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Injection]] |
* [[Injection]] |
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* [[Insurgent]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
* [[Insurgent]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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+ | * [[Insurgent#Insurgent Pick-Up|Insurgent Pick-Up]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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* [[Kalahari]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[Kalahari]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Marshall]] <sup>[EV] [RP]</sup> |
* [[Marshall]] <sup>[EV] [RP]</sup> |
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− | * [[Merryweather Mesa|Mesa]] |
+ | * [[Merryweather Mesa|Mesa (Merryweather)]] |
* [[Rancher XL]] |
* [[Rancher XL]] |
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* [[Rebel]] |
* [[Rebel]] |
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* [[Sandking SWB]] |
* [[Sandking SWB]] |
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* [[Sandking XL]] |
* [[Sandking XL]] |
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− | * [[Space Docker]] |
+ | * [[Space Docker]] <sup>[SP]</sup> |
* [[Technical]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
* [[Technical]] <sup>[DLC] [ON]</sup> |
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* [[The Liberator]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
* [[The Liberator]] <sup>[DLC]</sup> |
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* [[Sadler]] |
* [[Sadler]] |
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* [[Scrap Truck]] |
* [[Scrap Truck]] |
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− | * [[Large Tow Truck|Towtruck]] |
+ | * [[Large Tow Truck|Towtruck]] <sup>[SP]</sup> |
− | * [[Tow Truck|Towtruck]] <sup> |
+ | * [[Tow Truck|Towtruck]] (Small)<sup> [SP]</sup> |
* [[Tractor]] |
* [[Tractor]] |
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* [[Utility Truck]] |
* [[Utility Truck]] |
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− | * [[Utility Van|Utility Truck]] |
+ | * [[Utility Van|Utility Truck]] (Small) |
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* [[Barracks]] |
* [[Barracks]] |
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+ | ==Imagery Table== |
+ | :'''NOTE:''' Click on the images to go to their articles, or hover over the image to reveal the vehicle's name. |
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+ | {{Vehicles_in_GTA_V_Image_Table}} |
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+ | ==Special Releases== |
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*The [[Annis]] [[Elegy RH8]] appears as a bonus vehicle if signed up at the [[Rockstar Social Club]]. |
*The [[Annis]] [[Elegy RH8]] appears as a bonus vehicle if signed up at the [[Rockstar Social Club]]. |
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*The [[Nagasaki]] [[Carbon RS]], the [[Vapid]] [[Hotknife]], and the [[Hijak]] [[Khamelion]] also appear in the game, but are only available to those who own the [[Grand Theft Auto V/Editions|Collector's Edition]] or Enhanced Version. |
*The [[Nagasaki]] [[Carbon RS]], the [[Vapid]] [[Hotknife]], and the [[Hijak]] [[Khamelion]] also appear in the game, but are only available to those who own the [[Grand Theft Auto V/Editions|Collector's Edition]] or Enhanced Version. |
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*The [[Pegassi]] [[Speeder (boat)|Speeder]], the [[Canis]] [[Kalahari]], the [[Bravado]] [[Paradise]], and the [[BF]] [[Bifta]] were added with the free [[Beach Bum]] DLC released on the 19th of November, 2013. |
*The [[Pegassi]] [[Speeder (boat)|Speeder]], the [[Canis]] [[Kalahari]], the [[Bravado]] [[Paradise]], and the [[BF]] [[Bifta]] were added with the free [[Beach Bum]] DLC released on the 19th of November, 2013. |
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− | *The [[Albany]] [[Roosevelt]] was added with the free [[Valentine's Day Massacre Special]] DLC released on the 14th of February, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA |
+ | *The [[Albany]] [[Roosevelt]] was added with the free [[Valentine's Day Massacre Special]] DLC released on the 14th of February, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA Online. |
*The [[Buckingham]] [[Vestra]], the [[Dinka]] [[Jester]], the [[Albany]] [[Alpha]], and the [[Grotti]] [[Turismo R]] were added with [[The Business Update]] DLC released on the 4th of March, 2014. |
*The [[Buckingham]] [[Vestra]], the [[Dinka]] [[Jester]], the [[Albany]] [[Alpha]], and the [[Grotti]] [[Turismo R]] were added with [[The Business Update]] DLC released on the 4th of March, 2014. |
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*The [[Dinka]] [[Thrust]], the [[Enus]] [[Huntley S]], the [[Dewbauchee]] [[Massacro]], and the [[Pegassi]] [[Zentorno]] were added with the free [[The High Life Update|High Life]] DLC released on the 13th of May, 2014. |
*The [[Dinka]] [[Thrust]], the [[Enus]] [[Huntley S]], the [[Dewbauchee]] [[Massacro]], and the [[Pegassi]] [[Zentorno]] were added with the free [[The High Life Update|High Life]] DLC released on the 13th of May, 2014. |
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*The [[Benefactor]] [[Dubsta 6x6]], [[Benefactor]] [[Glendale]], [[Vulcar]] [[Warrener]], [[Benefactor]] [[Panto]], [[Declasse]] [[Rhapsody]], [[Vapid]] [[Blade (car)|Blade]], and the [[Lampadati]] [[Pigalle]] were added with the free [[I'm Not a Hipster Update]] DLC released on the 17th of June, 2014 |
*The [[Benefactor]] [[Dubsta 6x6]], [[Benefactor]] [[Glendale]], [[Vulcar]] [[Warrener]], [[Benefactor]] [[Panto]], [[Declasse]] [[Rhapsody]], [[Vapid]] [[Blade (car)|Blade]], and the [[Lampadati]] [[Pigalle]] were added with the free [[I'm Not a Hipster Update]] DLC released on the 17th of June, 2014 |
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− | *The [[Vapid]] [[Liberator (Vehicle)|Liberator]] and the [[Western Motorcycle Company|Western]] [[Sovereign]] were added with the free [[Independence Day Special]] DLC released on the 1st of July, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA Online. Unless bought before the update, it is now |
+ | *The [[Vapid]] [[Liberator (Vehicle)|Liberator]] and the [[Western Motorcycle Company|Western]] [[Sovereign]] were added with the free [[Independence Day Special]] DLC released on the 1st of July, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA Online. Unless bought before the update, it is now single player-exclusive. |
*The [[Western Company|Western]] [[Besra]], the [[Buckingham]] [[Miljet]], the[[ Buckingham]] [[Swift]], and the [[Invetero]] [[Coquette Classic]] were added with the free [[San Andreas Flight School Update]] DLC released on the 19th of August, 2014. |
*The [[Western Company|Western]] [[Besra]], the [[Buckingham]] [[Miljet]], the[[ Buckingham]] [[Swift]], and the [[Invetero]] [[Coquette Classic]] were added with the free [[San Andreas Flight School Update]] DLC released on the 19th of August, 2014. |
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* The [[Shitzu]] [[Hakuchou]], the [[Liberty City Cycles|LCC]] [[Innovation]] and the [[Lampadati]] [[Furore GT]] were added with the free [[The Last Team Standing Update]] DLC released on the 2nd of October, 2014. |
* The [[Shitzu]] [[Hakuchou]], the [[Liberty City Cycles|LCC]] [[Innovation]] and the [[Lampadati]] [[Furore GT]] were added with the free [[The Last Team Standing Update]] DLC released on the 2nd of October, 2014. |
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* The [[Vapid]] [[Guardian]], [[HVY]] [[Insurgent]], [[Karin]] [[Technical]], [[Lampadati]] [[Casco]], [[Karin]] [[Kuruma]], [[Mammoth]] [[Hydra]], [[Buckingham]] [[Valkyrie]], [[Savage]], [[Dinka]] [[Enduro]], [[Principe]] [[Lectro]], [[Vapid]] [[Slamvan|Lost Slamvan]], [[Declasse]] [[Gang Burrito|Gang Burrito (Civilian version)]], [[Maibatsu Corporation|Maibatsu]] [[Mule|Mule (Armored)]], [[Jobuilt]] [[Velum|Velum (5-seater)]] and [[Brute]] [[Boxville|Boxville (PostOP)]] were added to GTA Online in the [[Heists Update]] DLC, released on the 10th of March, 2015. |
* The [[Vapid]] [[Guardian]], [[HVY]] [[Insurgent]], [[Karin]] [[Technical]], [[Lampadati]] [[Casco]], [[Karin]] [[Kuruma]], [[Mammoth]] [[Hydra]], [[Buckingham]] [[Valkyrie]], [[Savage]], [[Dinka]] [[Enduro]], [[Principe]] [[Lectro]], [[Vapid]] [[Slamvan|Lost Slamvan]], [[Declasse]] [[Gang Burrito|Gang Burrito (Civilian version)]], [[Maibatsu Corporation|Maibatsu]] [[Mule|Mule (Armored)]], [[Jobuilt]] [[Velum|Velum (5-seater)]] and [[Brute]] [[Boxville|Boxville (PostOP)]] were added to GTA Online in the [[Heists Update]] DLC, released on the 10th of March, 2015. |
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* The [[Luxor Deluxe]], [[Osiris]], [[Stirling GT]], [[Swift Deluxe]], [[Virgo]] and [[Windsor]] were added with the [[Ill-Gotten Gains Part 1]] DLC released on June 10th, 2015. |
* The [[Luxor Deluxe]], [[Osiris]], [[Stirling GT]], [[Swift Deluxe]], [[Virgo]] and [[Windsor]] were added with the [[Ill-Gotten Gains Part 1]] DLC released on June 10th, 2015. |
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− | * The [[Coil]] [[Brawler]], [[Lampadati]] [[Toro]], [[Invetero]] [[Coquette BlackFin]], [[Progen]] [[T20]], [[Vapid]] [[Chino]] and [[Dinka]] [[Vindicator]] were added with the [[Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2]] DLC, released on July 8th, 2015. |
+ | * The [[Coil]] [[Brawler]], [[Lampadati]] [[Toro]], [[Invetero]] [[Coquette BlackFin]], [[Progen]] [[T20]], [[Vapid]] [[Chino]] and [[Dinka]] [[Vindicator]] were added with the [[Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2]] DLC, released on July 8th, 2015. |
+ | * Several vehicles were added in the enhanced version of GTA Online with the [[GTA Online: Lowriders]] update released on October 20th, 2015: |
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+ | ** The [[Willard (manufacturer)|Willard]] [[Faction]] and [[Declasse]] [[Moonbeam]] (as well as custom variants) were added to purchase from [[Benny's Original Motor Works]]. |
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+ | ** Custom variants of existing vehicles ([[Albany]] [[Buccaneer]], [[Vapid]] [[Chino]], [[Albany]] [[Primo]], and [[Declasse]] [[Voodoo]]) were added as an upgrade in [[Benny's Original Motor Works]]. |
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+ | * The [[Albany]] [[Fränken Stange]] and [[Albany]] [[Lurcher]] were added with the [[Halloween Surprise]] DLC released on the October 29, 2015. They are available for a limited time in GTA Online only. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Though the numbers are few, the unit numbers on the roofs of police cars are randomized, ranging from 01 to 99. |
*Though the numbers are few, the unit numbers on the roofs of police cars are randomized, ranging from 01 to 99. |
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*The numbers on planes are also randomized, ranging from 001 to 999. |
*The numbers on planes are also randomized, ranging from 001 to 999. |
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− | *There is a [[Los Santos Transit|subway/tram]] system that runs through [[Los Santos (HD Universe)|Los Santos]], with 11 stations located in the city (one under construction). This is a public transport system which carries passengers including players. The [[Tram]] is the equivalent to GTA IV's extensive train system and allows the player to reach almost all parts of Los Santos. It cannot be driven by the player, however. |
+ | *There is a [[Los Santos Transit|subway/tram]] system that runs through [[Los Santos (HD Universe)|Los Santos]], with 11 stations located in the city (one under construction). This is a public transport system which carries passengers including players. The [[Tram]] is the equivalent to [[GTA IV]]'s extensive train system and allows the player to reach almost all parts of Los Santos. It cannot be driven by the player, however. |
*There is also a railroad line that runs through Los Santos and [[Blaine County]]. However, the [[Train (GTA V)|trains]] that run on the line cannot carry passengers (except on the roofs of railcars) and is almost unstoppable. The train can be seen with different railcars attached, such as tankers, box cars and flatbeds. Like the Tram, None of these trains can be operated by the player, except in [[Derailed|one mission]]. |
*There is also a railroad line that runs through Los Santos and [[Blaine County]]. However, the [[Train (GTA V)|trains]] that run on the line cannot carry passengers (except on the roofs of railcars) and is almost unstoppable. The train can be seen with different railcars attached, such as tankers, box cars and flatbeds. Like the Tram, None of these trains can be operated by the player, except in [[Derailed|one mission]]. |
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*There is a [[Blimp]] in the game which can be seen floating around Los Santos. This blimp is called the [[Atomic Blimp]] and is given to players who preordered the game. The player can call for the Blimp to be dropped off at a nearby point and can then fly the Blimp around the map. It only spawns at the [[Vinewood Racetrack]] and [[Los Santos International Airport (HD Universe)|Los Santos International Airport]]. |
*There is a [[Blimp]] in the game which can be seen floating around Los Santos. This blimp is called the [[Atomic Blimp]] and is given to players who preordered the game. The player can call for the Blimp to be dropped off at a nearby point and can then fly the Blimp around the map. It only spawns at the [[Vinewood Racetrack]] and [[Los Santos International Airport (HD Universe)|Los Santos International Airport]]. |
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*If a vehicle the player is driving has any sort of damage, from scratches and dents to bent axles and missing panels, quickly switching to another character and then back will result in almost all damage being repaired, with the exception of the windows being shattered and some minor body deformity. This glitch will not work if the player is on a mission because they cannot switch characters. |
*If a vehicle the player is driving has any sort of damage, from scratches and dents to bent axles and missing panels, quickly switching to another character and then back will result in almost all damage being repaired, with the exception of the windows being shattered and some minor body deformity. This glitch will not work if the player is on a mission because they cannot switch characters. |
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− | *Almost all the vehicles in |
+ | *Almost all the vehicles in single player can be found in [[GTA Online]]; however, some, like the [[Cargobob]], only begin to spawn when the player reaches a certain [[rank]]. Other vehicles can only be found in certain places: for instance, the Lazer is only located at [[Fort Zancudo]]. Unless the player has purchased a vehicle in which case it can be called in and spawn at the nearest available location (i.e. planes spawn at the nearest airfield). |
*Grand Theft Auto V has the largest number of vehicles in a GTA game, as well as the most selection, with 217 before DLC content, beating San Andreas, with 200. With DLC contents there are 27 extra including updates, Social Club add ons & GTA V Editions add ons, making 257 vehicles in total. |
*Grand Theft Auto V has the largest number of vehicles in a GTA game, as well as the most selection, with 217 before DLC content, beating San Andreas, with 200. With DLC contents there are 27 extra including updates, Social Club add ons & GTA V Editions add ons, making 257 vehicles in total. |
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*The [[Oracle]] and [[Cavalcade]] return from GTA IV with second generations. The [[Buffalo]] also returns from [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] with a second generation. The only vehicle to have this feature while debuting in GTA V is the [[Baller]], with a first and second generation. Contrary to popular belief, the [[Turismo R]] is counted as a separate vehicle from the [[Turismo]]. |
*The [[Oracle]] and [[Cavalcade]] return from GTA IV with second generations. The [[Buffalo]] also returns from [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] with a second generation. The only vehicle to have this feature while debuting in GTA V is the [[Baller]], with a first and second generation. Contrary to popular belief, the [[Turismo R]] is counted as a separate vehicle from the [[Turismo]]. |
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*A rare chase glitch happens where all NPC vehicles turn yellow. This can be seen rarely in [[Predator (mission)|Predator]] and will always happen in [[Vinewood Souvenirs - Al Di Napoli]]. |
*A rare chase glitch happens where all NPC vehicles turn yellow. This can be seen rarely in [[Predator (mission)|Predator]] and will always happen in [[Vinewood Souvenirs - Al Di Napoli]]. |
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*The [[protagonist]]'s facial expression will change depending on how fast the player is driving a land vehicle. |
*The [[protagonist]]'s facial expression will change depending on how fast the player is driving a land vehicle. |
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− | *All vehicles, including boats and aircraft, in the enhanced version are now fully detailed, mainly in the interior. As well as moving steering wheels/control columns, they also feature functional instrument gauges, including the speedometer and tachometer for cars, altitude, airspeed and attitude gauges for aircraft, and a depth gauge for the submarine. Other gauges, such as the [[wikipedia:Glass_cockpit|glass cockpit]] in the [[Cargo Plane]] still do not function. |
+ | *All vehicles, including boats and aircraft, in the enhanced version are now fully detailed, mainly in the interior. As well as moving steering wheels/control columns, they also feature functional instrument gauges, including the speedometer and tachometer for cars, altitude, airspeed and attitude gauges for aircraft, and a depth gauge for the submarine. Other gauges, such as the [[wikipedia:Glass_cockpit|glass cockpit]] in the [[Cargo Plane]] still do not function. |
*As well as functioning speed and rev gauges, some higher-end car models also feature a working radio station readout, with the name of the radio station as well as what song is currently playing. |
*As well as functioning speed and rev gauges, some higher-end car models also feature a working radio station readout, with the name of the radio station as well as what song is currently playing. |
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− | *Helicopters on |
+ | *Helicopters on GTA V no longer have dual controls. All helicopters are flown from the port side in the game, even though helicopters in real life are usually flown from the starboard side, and almost always feature dual controls. |
*Including all variants, trailers, trains, DLC vehicles and Enhanced Version exclusives, there is a total of 365 vehicles in the game. |
*Including all variants, trailers, trains, DLC vehicles and Enhanced Version exclusives, there is a total of 365 vehicles in the game. |
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− | *In the enhanced version, NPC vehicles may spawn driving with heavy modifications. Also, random vehicles may spawn driving with underglow. Vehicles such as the [[Manana]], [[Zentorno]], [[Turismo R]], [[Comet]] and [[Dubsta]] are just a few of the many vehicles to do this. |
+ | *In the enhanced version, NPC vehicles may spawn driving with heavy modifications. Also, random vehicles may spawn driving with underglow. Vehicles such as the [[Manana]], [[Zentorno]], [[Turismo R]], [[Comet]] and [[Dubsta]] are just a few of the many vehicles to do this. |
− | *For the first time in the series, when engines in vehicles are heavily damaged, the sound of piston heads rattling can be heard when the throttle is let off. This can also be heard when changing gear. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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[[es:Vehículos de Grand Theft Auto V]] |
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[[fr:Véhicules dans GTA V]] |
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[[Category:Vehicles in GTA V| can be found here.]] |
[[Category:Vehicles in GTA V| can be found here.]] |
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Revision as of 10:05, 28 November 2015
The following is a list of vehicles that can be controlled in Grand Theft Auto V.
Table
Key
Reference | Meaning |
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[CE] | Only available in Collector's Edition (PS3, Xbox 360) & Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). |
[EV] | Only available in Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). |
[RP] | Available to all players who have completed the "Prologue" mission on PS3 or Xbox 360 and then upgraded to the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). |
[R*] | Available to all players who create a Rockstar Social Club account and link it with their Playstation Network or Xbox Live account. |
[DLC] | Available from a DLC (Downloadable Content) update. |
[SP] | Only available in Story Mode. |
[ON] | Only available in Grand Theft Auto Online. |
[RET] | Vehicle has a controllable retractable/convertible roof. |
Contents
Imagery Table
- NOTE: Click on the images to go to their articles, or hover over the image to reveal the vehicle's name.
Template:Vehicles in GTA V Image Table
Special Releases
- The Atomic Blimp appears as a bonus vehicle in single player for those who pre-ordered or bought an early copy of the game.
- The Annis Elegy RH8 appears as a bonus vehicle if signed up at the Rockstar Social Club.
- The Nagasaki Carbon RS, the Vapid Hotknife, and the Hijak Khamelion also appear in the game, but are only available to those who own the Collector's Edition or Enhanced Version.
- The Pegassi Speeder, the Canis Kalahari, the Bravado Paradise, and the BF Bifta were added with the free Beach Bum DLC released on the 19th of November, 2013.
- The Albany Roosevelt was added with the free Valentine's Day Massacre Special DLC released on the 14th of February, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA Online.
- The Buckingham Vestra, the Dinka Jester, the Albany Alpha, and the Grotti Turismo R were added with The Business Update DLC released on the 4th of March, 2014.
- The Dinka Thrust, the Enus Huntley S, the Dewbauchee Massacro, and the Pegassi Zentorno were added with the free High Life DLC released on the 13th of May, 2014.
- The Benefactor Dubsta 6x6, Benefactor Glendale, Vulcar Warrener, Benefactor Panto, Declasse Rhapsody, Vapid Blade, and the Lampadati Pigalle were added with the free I'm Not a Hipster Update DLC released on the 17th of June, 2014
- The Vapid Liberator and the Western Sovereign were added with the free Independence Day Special DLC released on the 1st of July, 2014. It was only available for a limited time on GTA Online. Unless bought before the update, it is now single player-exclusive.
- The Western Besra, the Buckingham Miljet, theBuckingham Swift, and the Invetero Coquette Classic were added with the free San Andreas Flight School Update DLC released on the 19th of August, 2014.
- The Shitzu Hakuchou, the LCC Innovation and the Lampadati Furore GT were added with the free The Last Team Standing Update DLC released on the 2nd of October, 2014.
- Several vehicles were added in the enhanced version for 8th generation consoles on 18th of November 2014:
- The Imponte Duke O'Death, the Mammoth Dodo, the Xero Blimp, the Cheval Marshall, stock car liveried Declasse Stallion, Bravado Gauntlet, Vapid Dominator, Bravado Buffalo S and Go Go Monkey Blista are unlockable by the player in the enhanced version of the game, only if the player has played the Prologue in the original version.
- The Declasse Stallion, Imponte Dukes and Dinka Blista Compact are available to all players in the enhanced version.
- The Vapid Slamvan, Bravado Rat-Truck, Dewbauchee Massacro (Racecar) and Dinka Jester (Racecar) were added with the free Festive Surprise DLC released on the December 18th, 2014.
- The Vapid Guardian, HVY Insurgent, Karin Technical, Lampadati Casco, Karin Kuruma, Mammoth Hydra, Buckingham Valkyrie, Savage, Dinka Enduro, Principe Lectro, Vapid Lost Slamvan, Declasse Gang Burrito (Civilian version), Maibatsu Mule (Armored), Jobuilt Velum (5-seater) and Brute Boxville (PostOP) were added to GTA Online in the Heists Update DLC, released on the 10th of March, 2015.
- The Luxor Deluxe, Osiris, Stirling GT, Swift Deluxe, Virgo and Windsor were added with the Ill-Gotten Gains Part 1 DLC released on June 10th, 2015.
- The Coil Brawler, Lampadati Toro, Invetero Coquette BlackFin, Progen T20, Vapid Chino and Dinka Vindicator were added with the Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 DLC, released on July 8th, 2015.
- Several vehicles were added in the enhanced version of GTA Online with the GTA Online: Lowriders update released on October 20th, 2015:
- The Albany Fränken Stange and Albany Lurcher were added with the Halloween Surprise DLC released on the October 29, 2015. They are available for a limited time in GTA Online only.
Trivia
- Semi-trailers can be towed for the first time since GTA San Andreas. Variants of trailers include box trailers, tanker trailers, flatbed trailers, and car transporter trailers. Some civilian pick-up trucks can now tow smaller trailers as well, such as functional boat trailers and portable generators.
- License plates vary from vehicle to vehicle. This feature was first seen in GTA San Andreas, where each car model had a set license plate. This time, the plate on each individual car is randomized.
- Though the numbers are few, the unit numbers on the roofs of police cars are randomized, ranging from 01 to 99.
- The numbers on planes are also randomized, ranging from 001 to 999.
- There is a subway/tram system that runs through Los Santos, with 11 stations located in the city (one under construction). This is a public transport system which carries passengers including players. The Tram is the equivalent to GTA IV's extensive train system and allows the player to reach almost all parts of Los Santos. It cannot be driven by the player, however.
- There is also a railroad line that runs through Los Santos and Blaine County. However, the trains that run on the line cannot carry passengers (except on the roofs of railcars) and is almost unstoppable. The train can be seen with different railcars attached, such as tankers, box cars and flatbeds. Like the Tram, None of these trains can be operated by the player, except in one mission.
- There is a Blimp in the game which can be seen floating around Los Santos. This blimp is called the Atomic Blimp and is given to players who preordered the game. The player can call for the Blimp to be dropped off at a nearby point and can then fly the Blimp around the map. It only spawns at the Vinewood Racetrack and Los Santos International Airport.
- If a vehicle the player is driving has any sort of damage, from scratches and dents to bent axles and missing panels, quickly switching to another character and then back will result in almost all damage being repaired, with the exception of the windows being shattered and some minor body deformity. This glitch will not work if the player is on a mission because they cannot switch characters.
- Almost all the vehicles in single player can be found in GTA Online; however, some, like the Cargobob, only begin to spawn when the player reaches a certain rank. Other vehicles can only be found in certain places: for instance, the Lazer is only located at Fort Zancudo. Unless the player has purchased a vehicle in which case it can be called in and spawn at the nearest available location (i.e. planes spawn at the nearest airfield).
- Grand Theft Auto V has the largest number of vehicles in a GTA game, as well as the most selection, with 217 before DLC content, beating San Andreas, with 200. With DLC contents there are 27 extra including updates, Social Club add ons & GTA V Editions add ons, making 257 vehicles in total.
- The Oracle and Cavalcade return from GTA IV with second generations. The Buffalo also returns from The Ballad of Gay Tony with a second generation. The only vehicle to have this feature while debuting in GTA V is the Baller, with a first and second generation. Contrary to popular belief, the Turismo R is counted as a separate vehicle from the Turismo.
- A rare chase glitch happens where all NPC vehicles turn yellow. This can be seen rarely in Predator and will always happen in Vinewood Souvenirs - Al Di Napoli.
- The protagonist's facial expression will change depending on how fast the player is driving a land vehicle.
- All vehicles, including boats and aircraft, in the enhanced version are now fully detailed, mainly in the interior. As well as moving steering wheels/control columns, they also feature functional instrument gauges, including the speedometer and tachometer for cars, altitude, airspeed and attitude gauges for aircraft, and a depth gauge for the submarine. Other gauges, such as the glass cockpit in the Cargo Plane still do not function.
- As well as functioning speed and rev gauges, some higher-end car models also feature a working radio station readout, with the name of the radio station as well as what song is currently playing.
- Helicopters on GTA V no longer have dual controls. All helicopters are flown from the port side in the game, even though helicopters in real life are usually flown from the starboard side, and almost always feature dual controls.
- Including all variants, trailers, trains, DLC vehicles and Enhanced Version exclusives, there is a total of 365 vehicles in the game.
- In the enhanced version, NPC vehicles may spawn driving with heavy modifications. Also, random vehicles may spawn driving with underglow. Vehicles such as the Manana, Zentorno, Turismo R, Comet and Dubsta are just a few of the many vehicles to do this.