GTA 6 Vehicles: Seven Officially Named Cars, Bikes and Boats

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By GTA EXP Team · Published 9 Nov 2026 · Updated 9 Nov 2026 — Added inspected, credited imagery or original visual instructions; captions follow the friendly GTA EXP voice.

Quick answer

Rockstar’s gallery names the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, Dinka Enduro Motorcycle, Crest Kayak, Ganado Retro Build, Shitzu Squalo, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy and ’55 Vapid Stanier. This illustrated guide identifies those seven entries and their promotional context; it is not a complete vehicle list or a tested speed ranking.

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Spotted a car in GTA 6 promotion and wondered what it is called? Start here. We have paired seven officially named vehicles with the details that help you recognise them, plus the edition or pack Rockstar lists them under. Checked on 9 November 2026; these are image observations, not driving tests.

Seven named vehicles at a glance

Official name	Visual group	Where Rockstar lists it
’95 Grotti Cheetah	Sports car	Ultimate Edition
Dinka Enduro Motorcycle	Motorcycle	Ultimate gallery: safehouse vehicles
Crest Kayak	Kayak	Ultimate gallery: safehouse vehicles
Ganado Retro Build	Pickup-style car	Ultimate Edition
Shitzu Squalo	Motorboat	Ultimate Edition
’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy	Off-road buggy	Ultimate Edition; garage also listed
’55 Vapid Stanier Sedan	Classic car	Vintage Vice City pre-order pack

The groups below are ordinary descriptions, not official racing classes. Names come from Rockstar’s gallery [1], with bundle details checked against its edition page [2]. The Dinka and Crest are individually labelled in the Ultimate safehouse-vehicle section. That tells us the promotional context, not that every version of a similar vehicle must be exclusive.

’95 Grotti Cheetah

A white, low-slung Grotti Cheetah with red striping outside a curved residential tower. — ’95 Grotti Cheetah — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

The Cheetah is a good one to recognise by shape: a low wedge of a nose, flat bonnet and a big side intake. The red stripe helps in this image, but start with the bodywork—paint is a less dependable clue than the silhouette.

Dinka Enduro Motorcycle

An olive-green Dinka motorcycle with knobbly tyres and a round headlamp, parked by a garage. — Dinka Enduro Motorcycle — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

Round headlamp, narrow tank, spoked wheels and chunky tread: the Enduro looks quite different from a road-focused sports bike. You can also see Dinka on the tank. Those details help identify it; we will need an actual riding test before saying how well it climbs.

Crest Kayak

Not everything worth identifying has an engine. Look for Crest on the orange hull, the double-ended paddle and the secured gear behind the seat. The screenshot does not establish carrying capacity or a fishing system, but it does give this kayak a name.

Ganado Retro Build

A yellow Ganado with a rear load bed, red bonnet stripes and four round headlights. — Ganado Retro Build — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

The Ganado mixes a low car-like cabin with an open load bed. Four round headlights, a bonnet scoop and red graphics make this one easy to pick out from the front. Compare it with the Dominator Buggy below and notice how much lower it sits—an identification clue, not a handling verdict.

Shitzu Squalo

A patterned Squalo motorboat with a curved overhead arch passing a city skyline at dusk. — Shitzu Squalo — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

Look for the Squalo’s pointed bow, windscreen and curved arch above the seats. The patterned finish is hard to miss in this shot. It is a very different shape from the kayak, though neither image tells us a tested range or passenger limit.

’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy

A raised blue-and-yellow Dominator Buggy with roof lamps and large tyres driving through mud. — ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

This one is not exactly trying to blend in. Huge tyres, raised bodywork, a protective front bar and four roof lamps give the Dominator Buggy its outline. The muddy scene shows off-road driving, but we are not handing it a best-off-roader trophy from a screenshot.

’55 Vapid Stanier Sedan

A yellow-and-white Vapid Stanier with chrome trim and round headlights on a wet neon-lit street. — ’55 Vapid Stanier Sedan — official promotional image, Rockstar Games. Visual notes below are GTA EXP’s observations.

The Stanier’s round headlights, chrome grille and yellow-and-white finish give you a quick starting point. Look closer for the Vapid lettering and Stanier script. Keep the ’55 in your search too: a familiar name from an older GTA does not guarantee the same variant.

Which bonus is attached to which purchase?

The edition support page names the Cheetah, Ganado and Squalo among Ultimate benefits, and lists the Dominator Buggy with a garage. It also lists Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles and a Classic Car Collection as groups. The ’55 Stanier Sedan and garage belong to the Vintage Vice City pre-order pack. Rockstar says Ultimate bonuses appear across story chapters, so do not read the list as a promise that every vehicle is immediately available. [2]

Why a screenshot should not become a fastest-car table

GTA EXP illustrated guide

Recognise it first. Test it later.

Start with the silhouette

Look at the roofline, nose, ride height and open space around the wheels.

Check a second clue

Lights, badges and body openings are more dependable than paint alone.

Keep speed as a separate question

A good-looking action shot does not replace a repeatable driving test.

Original GTA EXP illustration. Use the seven photos above for the visual match. Performance needs its own evidence.

A labelled picture can tell us the name and help us recognise the shape. “How fast is it?” is a different job. That needs comparable driving tests, not a dramatic camera angle or statistics borrowed from an older game.

For identification, compare the silhouette, lights, body openings and visible badges. Paint is a secondary clue.
For acquisition, distinguish an advertised entitlement from an exact unlock location or chapter. This page documents the former.
For performance, require the same route, vehicle configuration and test method before comparing results.

What this directory will add after testing

Next, we want the information you would actually use while playing: where to get it, what unlocks it, whether you can recover it, and how it behaves on a repeatable route. We will attach the test conditions when we have them.

For now, you have seven names you can match to real promotional images. If you want to keep exploring, the Mount Kalaga guide looks at the off-road setting, and the music guide will help you find something to listen to.

Sources

Rockstar Games — Named vehicle gallery and pack sections (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Support — Edition and pre-order contents (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — ’95 Grotti Cheetah official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — Dinka Enduro Motorcycle official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — Crest Kayak official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — Ganado Retro Build official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — Shitzu Squalo official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)
Rockstar Games — ’55 Vapid Stanier Sedan official image (accessed 9 Nov 2026)

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