12 Coolest Cars You Can Drive In GTA (13 That Are Just Silly)
Anyone who has played Grand Theft Auto before (any of them) will know just how silly some missions, characters, and cars can be. And that’s part of why people love the game. Sure, you can take your aggression out by shooting up a ton of things, or you can go joyriding in whatever sports car you want, but there is an element of complete farce that makes the GTA franchise absolutely bonkers. And that is what makes it the most appealing. GTA has a ton of vehicles with some pretty unreal feel over the years.
GTA offers both some of the coolest cars, and some of the zaniest. We think that cars such as the Space Docker reach through what is practical and makes for something funny. On the other hand, cars like the Infernus Classic take inspiration from real-world counterparts that make them a blast to drive. GTA is all about pushing the boundaries on what is appropriate, and what gets good laughs and high sales!
GTA 6’s Cars Look Absolutely Insane
GTA 6 is still a few months away, but Rockstar has already shown enough metal to make car lovers seriously consider booking November off work. The trailers, screenshots, and 27-minute Extended Look reveal everything from battered sedans and lifted trucks to exotics, superbikes, police cruisers, lowriders, tuner cars, and old-school American land yachts. Several familiar fictional manufacturers are returning, including Bravado, Declasse, Grotti, Pegassi, Pfister, Vapid, and Übermacht.
As always, Rockstar is mixing pieces from several real vehicles instead of photocopying one design and changing the badge. Fans have spotted machines resembling the Ferrari Testarossa, Porsche 911, Lamborghini Revuelto, Chevrolet Caprice, Dodge Charger, Ford Mustang, BMW M3, Honda Prelude, Chevrolet El Camino, and even the obscure fiberglass-bodied Kellison J6. There also appears to be an expanded assortment of boats, dirt bikes, ATVs, airboats, helicopters, and aircraft for players who get bored with keeping all four wheels on the pavement.
The bigger news is what players may be able to do with those vehicles. Official footage shows packed car meets, street racing, circuit action, off-roading, police pursuits, and customization shops filled with wheels, bodywork, paint choices, and performance parts. GTA 6 also appears to make stealing cars more involved. Jason is shown smashing windows and using tools to break into vehicles instead of magically opening every locked door like the world’s most talented parking valet.
Leaked footage has offered additional glimpses of carjackings, driving physics, vehicle damage, and police chases, but none of that unauthorized material should be treated as final. Rockstar can still change unfinished mechanics before GTA 6 launches on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Even without trusting every leak or fan-made vehicle list, the official footage makes one thing obvious: Vice City is about to become one gigantic, neon-soaked car meet with guns.
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Silly – Zebra Cab
A zebra cab? Ok. We’re not quite sure where to start with this one. So we would forgive the checkered cab, but why would anyone even think of putting zebra stripes on a cab? And bad ones at that! It looks like a pimp-mobile straight out of the 1970s with fuzzy features. The only things that are missing are the fluffy dice hanging from the mirror, some nice shiny hubcaps, and the driver wearing a hat with a feather on it. It just looks silly.
We certain it’s fun to drive because it’s not like anyone would ever really worry about crashing it unless in a mission. Still, come on Rockstar. As silly goes, it sets the tone for the GTA series. There really isn’t a limit to how crazy this universe gets.
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Cool – Tezeract
First, the name Tezeract. It makes us think about The Avengers. Second, this is a pretty dynamite-looking supercar. There is something about the way that Grand Theft Auto V really took on the cars in the game that is just breathtaking. The detail and the designs are awesome. It doesn’t hurt that a lot of the car designs for the game were clearly taken from some real-life cars. Additionally, it was the GTA attempt of at least bringing some reality to the game.
You can still do all the silly things you want to do while you’re playing, and this car has some pretty cool upgrades. Plus, they will remind you of some pretty realistic cars as well.
For example, the Tezeract happens to be pretty heavily based on the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio. It pulls from elsewhere also, but we’re sure you could see shades of a Lambo in the design of this car. It’s pretty spot-on, too. And why not show appreciation to some real special cars? Sure, there have always been some references or a basis in reality but GTA V really takes the prize for doing this effectively with the Tezeract.
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Silly – The Bifta
This lightweight dune buggy can be purchased for $75,000 in GTA Online and is also the feature dune buggy in the “beach bum” update. With unusual rounded body styling and aggressive roll cage design, the BIfta is made for off-road fun.
The Bifta is one of the silliest looking off-road vehicles available in GTA. Despite the silliness, it performs quite well in off-road situations. It has reasonable control in high-speed conditions but can lose some stability on bumpy terrain as it nears top speed. The Bifta looks like a clown car, and clowning around is the best way to use this car!
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Cool – Taipan
This is a pretty sexy car from the GTA universe. Like most of the hot cars in the game, it is heavily based on something from real life. The Taipan is actually a sort of mixture of several cars, as it happens. The brunt of the car design is pulled from what is now known as the 3rd fastest street-legal car in the world, the Hennessey Venom F5. Now, that is a pretty sweet machine.
But we did say that the Taipan is a mixture of several cars. You may notice that the front end of the car more closely resembles a Ford GT.
And in addition to those two beautiful cars giving the Taipan life, some rear design is based on the McLaren P1. It’s the nice thing about the GTA universe, there are vehicles that are fantastic mash-ups of cars that will never exist, yet we still get the chance to experience them!
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Silly – Space Docker
The Space Docker is a silly collection of pieces. It resembles a highly modified Dune Buggy, and featuring a collection of junk materials, it has a unique design that can’t quite be explained. Despite the odd looks, the Space Docker has an interesting blue filament that wraps the frame and adds a bit of cool into the design.
This silly car has some pretty cool features to it. The Space Docker features a similar handling to the Dune Buggy, but with an antigravity thruster component that allows for brief bits of flight. Though not indestructible, the Space Docker is able to handle slightly more damage than a standard Dune Buggy, which comes in handy during some missions!
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Cool – Sabre Turbo
The Sabre Turbo! This is a blast from the past. This is one of the cars that might be considered a classic now in the wide world of GTA, if for no other reason than that it was one of the frequently appearing cars in GTA Vice City. It was a pretty good-looking car, as you can tell, but it had absolutely horrible handling.
You could get used to it and use the handbrake to your advantage when maneuvering corners so that you didn’t have to think about how easy it otherwise is to crash the bloody thing, but it wasn’t always easy.
Based on some good ol’ fashioned American Muscle, the Sabre Turbo is heavily influenced by the 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass. Additionally, it also has shades of other cars as well, such as the Chevelle SS, The Chevy Malibu, and the Buick GSX. There are even further details that get right down to the paint job and the headlights too. Bits and pieces are taken from a Mustang Mach 1 and a Pontiac Firebird as well.
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Silly – Rat Loader
Well, this is called the Rat Loader. Why it’s called the Rat Loader? We have absolutely no idea. We’re going to assume that some redneck hunts rats with this truck or at least gets to his destination with this truck, hunts, then loads those rats onto the flatbed. It is based on a 1939 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, and it has got a lot of work that needs doing to it. It’s kind of ridiculous in almost every single way.
It’s a very shady drive, as it doesn’t handle well. It can only take a few bumps before the wheels lock up. The saving grace for the Rat Loader is the customizability. Taking what amounts to a beater and turning it into a hot rod truck takes some doing, but worth it when everything is said and done!
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Cool – Insurgent Pickup
The official description of the Insurgent Pickup suggests a dictatorship rule, but with armored siding and a machine gun, we think it’s one of the coolest! It might not be as well-suited to carry people in it as the standard version pick up, simply because this is the pick up version leaves people in the bed exposed.
That being said, this version comes with a cannon and that’s pretty definitive in a fight. This particular piece of light armored car is heavily based on the Terradyne armored vehicles. But Terradyne is actually a Canadian company, and will sell to tactical police forces, and even important civilians!
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Silly – Principe Faggio
The infamous Faggio has appeared in every GTA game since Vice City. Meant to parody the Vespa, the Principe Faggio is a simple scooter that has remained virtually unchanged in every entry. This silly scooter features a zebra print seat, and funny enough is the best “motorcycle” to do long wheelies.
In addition to the silly nature of the Faggio, GTA Online will spawn a player who is killed during a mission on one. This is presumably to humiliate the player and in-game character. Regardless, the Principe Faggio is one of the silliest vehicles players can drive in GTA.
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Cool – Infernus Classic
According to Legendary Motorsport, “Experience tells you that anything this hot must be crazy, and you’re not wrong. The Infernus Classic is the kind of car that’ll dazzle you with its perfect cheekbones, empty your bank account, and once you’re sleeping in the wet patch it’ll finish you off with a rusty machete. What’s not to love?”
Instead, the biggest design influence for the Infernus classic is actually the Lamborghini Diablo. The Diablo shares a heavy reference to a Lambo, such as the Aventador and Countach. This iconic car looks cool and is a ton of fun to drive around, and as the description suggests, costs a fortune!
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