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The following is a list of vehicles that can be controlled in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.

Table

Key

Reference Meaning Total
[CE] Only available in the Collector's Edition for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). 3
[EV] Only available in the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). 218
[RP] Available to all players who have completed the "Prologue" mission on PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 and then upgraded to the Enhanced Version (PC, PS4, Xbox One). 10
[R*] Available to all players who create a Rockstar Social Club account and link it to their PlayStation Network or Xbox Live account. 1
[DLC] Available from a DLC (Downloadable Content) update. 269
[SP] Only available in Story Mode. 15
[ON] Only available in Grand Theft Auto Online. 227
[RET] Vehicle has a retractable/convertible roof.

Contents

Grand Theft Auto V and Online feature 548 separate, controllable vehicles.

  • 227 of these are Online-exclusive
  • 269 of these were added as part of a DLC.
  • 218 of these are exclusive to the enhanced version of the game (Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC)
  • 375 of these are completely new
  • 15 of these are single-player-exclusive

Alongside the controllable vehicles, there are 31 uncontrollable trains and trailers in the game:

The following table lists vehicles as individual models listed in the game files rather than separate names, and as such, variants as separate models rather than extra parts are listed in the table. Some vehicles may share handling files with other vehicles.

Motorcycles Compacts Coupes
Sedans Sports Sports Classics
Super Muscle Off-Road
SUVs Vans Industrial
Commercials Utility Military
Trailers[1]
Emergency Service Cycles
Planes Helicopters Boats

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

Statistics

Template:Vehicles in GTA V Statistics

Scenarios

Scenarios are partially scripted sequences seen throughout GTA V and rely heavily on various vehicles, often a limited or fixed range of vehicles can be seen completing these sequences around the map. In the enhanced version of the game, "NPC Modified" Vehicles such as the Zentorno and Jester spawn through these sequences.

Scenarios involving vehicles often rely on a vehiclemodelset to complete the request. The model set file contains a list of vehicles in which the scenario will pick, at random, to spawn when playing the sequence. Specific vehicles are listed under specific model sets, for example, the Ambulance model set contains the Ambulance, and the Construction Cars model set contains various construction vehicles.

Special Releases

Trivia

  • Semi-trucks are able to tow trailers for the first time in the Grand Theft Auto series since GTA San Andreas. Trucks that are able to tow trailers include the Phantom, Phantom Custom, Phantom Wedge, Packer, Hauler, Hauler Custom, Barracks Semi and Docktug.
  • Unlike Grand Theft Auto IV, all vehicle's license plates are different, similar to GTA San Andreas. Through the IFruit App, the player is able to customise their own license plate text. Different style license plates are available in mod shops such as Los Santos Customs and Beeker's Garage.
  • For the first time, Grand Theft Auto V includes vehicles with convertible roofs. These include the Issi, Carbonizzare, Cognoscenti Cabrio, Zion, Surano, Sentinel, Felon, Rapid GT, 9F, Tornado, Tornado Custom and Windsor Drop.
  • Though the numbers are few, the unit numbers on the roofs of police cars are randomized, having two-digit numbers.
    • The numbers on planes are also randomized, having three-digit numbers.
  • There is a railroad that operates around Blaine County and parts of Los Santos. While the train cannot be controlled, the player can stand in/on the train's carriages without the risk of falling off.
    • There is also a metrotrain that operates within Los Santos. This train can be ridden on in a similar manner to the Subway in GTA IV, but again cannot be controlled by the player.
  • The Atomic Blimp is seen flying around Los Santos in story mode, following a continuous loop around Downtown Los Santos. This blimp can be accessed if the player purchased the collectors edition of the game, and can be controlled like any other vehicle. Alternatively, the player may request the Atomic Blimp to be delivered to a suitable location; the Vinewood Racetrack or the Los Santos International Airport, whichever is closest.
    • A second blimp, the Xero Blimp, is available in the enhanced version of the game (XB1, PS4, PC), and can also be delivered to these locations.
  • 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 will not work if the player is on a mission because they cannot switch characters.
  • 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 fully detailed, including polygon changes and redone vehicle interiors. As well as moving steering wheels/control columns, they also feature functional instrument gauges, including the speedometer and tachometer for cars, airspeed, attitude and altitude gauges for aircraft, and a depth gauge for submersibles.
    • 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.
  • 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.
  • While all land vehicles, with the exception of the Technical Aqua, Blazer Aqua, Stromberg and APC, will cut out when entering water, the vehicle will only cut out once its exhaust pipe has been fully submerged. This allows large vehicles with raised or stacked exhaust systems, such as the Dock Handler, Dump and Guardian, to travel shallow water risk-free.
    • The snorkel on the Duneloader and Half-track is classed as an exhaust by the game; small amounts of smoke coming from the pipe are visible. This means these two vehicles can be fully submerged without cutting out.
      • As a matter of warning, however, the Merryweather Mesa's snorkel is not counted as an exhaust by the game, as its actual exhaust is located beneath the rear left door, meaning it cannot be submerged.
  • GTA Online updates have added many new types of vehicles:
  • GTA Online allows players to purchase large or otherwise heavy vehicles from Warstock Cache & Carry. These are put into storage through Pegasus Lifestyle Management and can be requested for delivery to a nearby location through the player's phone for a small fee.
    • As of the Gunrunning update, the player can convert the Insurgent Pick-Up and Technical into Custom variants in the Mobile Operations Center or Avenger Vehicle Workshop. These can then be stored in Garages or Office Garages. Multiple vehicles added in the update are also able to be stored in garages or the Bunker itself.
    • As of the Smuggler's Run update, the player can convert the any Aircraft they own through Pegasus into a Personal Aircraft inside their Hangar. This essentially duplicates the vehicle, so the vehicle is still available for request through Pegasus.
  • GTA Online allows players to store vehicles they purchase in Garages or Office Garages. These vehicles become Personal Vehicles and are fitted with a tracker and come with insurance automatically.

References

  1. Trailers share properties with vehicles, they are given handling, top speeds, and entry (.gxt2) names.
  2. Army Trailer: Although the extended version has no entry name, and is purely named "freighttrailer", it retains the design of the regular Army Trailer and is only extended to fit a Freight Train.
  3. Dock Trailer: docktrailer has no entry name.
  4. Is named "FIB" in-game
  5. Is named "Police Cruiser" in-game
  6. Is named "Police Cruiser" in-game

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[ ve ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto V
SuperAdder | Bullet | Cheetah | Entity XF | Infernus | Osiris | T20 | Turismo R | Vacca | Voltic | Zentorno
Sports9F (Cabrio) | Alpha | Banshee | Blista Compact (Go Go Monkey Blista) | Buffalo (S (Sprunk)) | Carbonizzare | Comet | Coquette | Elegy RH8 | Feltzer | Furore GT | Fusilade | Futo | Jester (Racecar) | Massacro (Racecar) | Penumbra | Rapid GT (Convertible) | Schwartzer | Sultan | Surano
MuscleBlade | Buccaneer | Chino | Coquette BlackFin | Dominator (Pisswasser) | Dukes (Duke O'Death) | Gauntlet (Redwood) | Hotknife | Phoenix | Picador | Rat-Loader (Rat-Truck) | Ruiner | Sabre Turbo | Slamvan | Stallion (Burger Shot) | Vigero | Virgo | Voodoo
Sports ClassicsCoquette Classic | JB 700 | Manana | Monroe | Peyote | Pigalle | Roosevelt | Stinger | Stirling GT | Tornado (Beater | Mariachi) | Z-Type
SedansAsea (North Yankton) | Asterope | Emperor (Beater | North Yankton) | Fugitive | Glendale | Ingot | Intruder | Premier | Primo | Regina | Schafter | Stanier | Stratum | Super Diamond | Surge | Tailgater | Warrener | Washington (Romero Hearse | Stretch)
CompactsBlista | Dilettante (Security) | Issi | Panto | Prairie | Rhapsody
CoupesCognoscenti Cabrio | Exemplar | F620 | Felon (GT) | Jackal | Oracle (XS) | Sentinel (XS) | Windsor | Zion (Cabrio)
SUVsBaller | BeeJay XL | Cavalcade | Dubsta | FQ 2 | Granger | Gresley | Habanero | Huntley S | Landstalker | Mesa (North Yankton) | Patriot | Radius | Rocoto | Seminole | Serrano
VansBison (The Mighty Bush | McGill-Olsen) | Bobcat XL | Boxville (Utility | Humane Labs | Taco Van) | Burrito (Bugstars | Civilian | McGill Olsen | North Yankton | Gang) | Camper | Journey | Minivan | Pony (SOTW) | Rumpo (Deludamol | Paradise) | Speedo (Clown Van) | Surfer (Beater) | Youga
Utility
VehiclesAirtug | Caddy (Civilian) | Docktug | Fieldmaster (North Yankton) | Forklift | Lawn Mower | Ripley | Sadler (North Yankton) | Scrap Truck | Towtruck (Yankee-based variant) | Tractor | Utility Truck (AWP | Contender-based)
TrailersArmy Trailer (Civilian | Extended) | Boat Trailer (Large) | Prop Trailer | Trailer (Rake | Small (Utility | Generator) | Flatbed | Logs | Articulated (Container | Commercial | Big Goods | Fame or Shame) | Dock | Car carrier (Pack Man)| Tanker (RON | Army))
CommercialBenson | Biff | Hauler | Mule | Packer | Phantom | Pounder | Stockade (Bobcat Security)
IndustrialCutter | Dock Handler | Dozer | Dump | Flatbed | Mixer | Rubble | Tipper
ServiceBus (Airport) | Dashound | Rental Shuttle Bus (Tourbus) | Taxi | Trashmaster
EmergencyAmbulance | FIB (Buffalo) | Fire Truck | Lifeguard | Park Ranger | Police Bike | Police Cruiser (Interceptor | Buffalo) | Police Rancher | Police Riot | Police Roadcruiser | Police Prison Bus | Police Transporter | Sheriff Cruiser | Sheriff SUV | Unmarked Cruiser
MilitaryBarracks (Semi) | Crusader | Rhino Tank
MotorcyclesAkuma | Bagger | Bati 801 (RR) | Carbon RS | Daemon | Double T | Faggio | Hakuchou | Hexer | Innovation | Nemesis | PCJ-600 | Ruffian | Sanchez (Livery) | Sovereign | Thrust | Vader | Vindicator
HelicoptersBuzzard (Attack Chopper) | Cargobob (Jetsam | TPI) | Frogger (FIB/TPI) | Maverick | Police Maverick (Air Ambulance) | Skylift | Swift (Deluxe)
PlanesAtomic Blimp | Besra | Cargo Plane | Cuban 800 | Dodo | Duster | Jet | Luxor (Deluxe) | Mallard | Mammatus | Miljet | P-996 LAZER | Shamal | Titan | Velum | Vestra | Xero Blimp
BoatsDinghy ((2-seater)) | Jetmax | Kraken | Marquis | Police Predator | Seashark (Lifeguard) | Speeder | Squalo | Submersible | Suntrap | Toro | Tropic
Off-RoadBifta | Blazer (Hot Rod | Lifeguard) | Bodhi | Brawler | Dubsta 6x6 | Dune Buggy (Space Docker) | Duneloader | Injection | Kalahari | Liberator | Marshall | Mesa | Rancher XL (North Yankton) | Rebel (Rusty) | Sandking XL (SWB)
CyclesBMX | Cruiser | Endurex Race Bike | Fixter | Scorcher | Tri-Cycles Race Bike | Whippet Race Bike
TrainsCable Car | Freight Train (Freight Car | Freight Container 1 | Freight Container 2 | Freight Grain | Tanker Car) | Metrotrain
Static (Non-Controllable)Daisy Lee | Dignity | Octopus | Olifantus | Ocean Motion | Scrap Handler | SS Bulker | The Sea Urchin | UFOs
Beta VehiclesAdmiral | Autogyro | Baletrailer | Bobcat | Casco | Cavalcade FXT | Chavos | Combine Harvester | CS2000 | Digger | DF8-90 | Esperanto | Feroci | FIB ("Old" variant) | Frogger (with FIB livery) | Freeway | Furzen | Graintrailer | Hakumai | Hellfury | Horse | Hunter | Kart | Lokus | Majestic |Marbelle | Merit | Mule (Ramp-door) | Mr Tasty | Napalm | Pinnacle | PMP 600 | Police Fugitive | Presidente | Previon | RC Bandito | Sabre | Scamp | Seinove | Skimmer | Skivvy | Solair | Squaddie | Steed | Speedo variants | Unknown Stockade variant | SuperGT | SXR | Trawler | Trial | Unknown high-wing plane | Unknown private jet | Uranus | Vulkan | Wayfarer | Willard | Winky | Yankee
Vehicles in GTA V (Category) | Vehicle Brands | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles | Beta Vehicles | Manufacturers | Vehicle classes | Vehicle Features

DLC Content Vehicles
Added as part of the following GTA Online content updates:
Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 | Ill-Gotten Gains Part 1 | Heists | Festive Surprise | The Last Team Standing Update | The San Andreas Flight School Update | The Independence Day Special | The "I'm Not a Hipster" Update | The High Life Update | The Business Update | The Valentine's Day Massacre Special | Beach Bum Update


Other Vehicles
Enhanced Version | Special/Collector's Edition and Pre-Order Bonus | Social Club
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