Rockstar names brands only in its official descriptions: the Ultimate Edition, the Vintage Vice City pack and Jason’s pickup. So far that adds up to eight manufacturers:
- Vapid: the ’55 Stanier, the ’67 Dominator Buggy and Jason’s Ganado pickup
- Grotti: the ’95 Cheetah
- Dinka: the Enduro motorcycle
- Shitzu: the Squalo speedboat
- Crest: the Crest kayak
- Hawk & Little: the Morgan revolvers
- Girardi and Klose: Jason’s Girardi ES9 and Lucia’s Klose K17 pistols
Brands seen but not named
The green truck in the One-Eyed Willie’s screenshots wears a Canis badge. Fans also recognize models from GTA 5 in the trailers and link them to their old makers: Speedophile for the Seashark, Buckingham for the Maverick, Mammoth for the Dodo, Pegassi for the Faggio, Maibatsu for the Sanchez, Bravado for the Banshee and Declasse for the Tulip. Those are community identifications until Rockstar names the models.
The full list is in every GTA 6 vehicle and weapon spotted so far.
Which real brands they parody
GTA brands have long been parodies of real ones. According to GTA Wiki, Vapid is based on Ford, Grotti on Ferrari, Dinka on Honda, Shitzu on Suzuki and Canis on Jeep. Rockstar never says so itself, and single models often borrow from other makers.
