GTA 6 Supercar Brands Explained: Grotti, Pegassi, Pfister & the Real Companies They Parody
Every GTA 6 supercar brand is a fictional stand-in for a real-world manufacturer, and knowing the pairing makes it much easier to guess how a car will handle, look, and feel before you ever drive it. This guide breaks down every confirmed GTA 6 supercar brand and the real company it parodies, from Grotti’s Ferrari roots to Pfister’s German precision.
Grotti: GTA 6’s Ferrari
Grotti is GTA’s long-running parody of Ferrari, and it’s confirmed as a major GTA 6 supercar brand through the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, an Ultimate Edition exclusive based on the Ferrari Testarossa. For the full breakdown of that specific car’s history, see our Grotti Cheetah Classic guide.
Pegassi: GTA 6’s Lamborghini
Pegassi is the series’ Lamborghini and Pagani parody, also pulling styling cues from Ducati and Piaggio on its motorcycles and scooters. In GTA 6, the confirmed Pegassi Zorrusso appears in Trailer 1’s Vice City highway scene, alongside the Pegassi Tempesta. The Zorrusso’s exact real-world inspiration hasn’t been pinned down with certainty — third-party sources disagree, so treat any specific inspiration claim for this model as unconfirmed until Rockstar clarifies. For our full speed breakdown on this car, see our GTA 6 Fastest Supercars guide.
Pfister: GTA 6’s Porsche
Pfister is GTA’s dedicated Porsche-style brand, sitting just below Grotti and Pegassi in the in-game supercar hierarchy. Known GTA 6 models include the Comet S2 Cabrio, Comet Retro Custom, and Growler.
The Full GTA 6 Brand-to-Real-Company List
Beyond the top three supercar brands, GTA 6 carries forward a wider roster of fictional manufacturers, each parodying a specific real-world car company. These pairings are consistent across the GTA franchise and expected to carry into GTA 6:
| Fictional Brand | Real-World Parody | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Grotti | Ferrari | ✅ Confirmed (via ’95 Cheetah) |
| Pegassi | Lamborghini / Pagani (cars), Ducati/Piaggio (bikes) | ✅ Confirmed (via Zorrusso, Tempesta) |
| Pfister | Porsche | ✅ Confirmed |
| Vapid | Ford | ✅ Confirmed (via Vapid Ganado) |
| Omnis | Audi | ⚠️ Reported |
| Benefactor | Mercedes-Benz | ⚠️ Reported |
| Ocelot | Jaguar & Lotus | ⚠️ Reported |
| Progen | Bentley / McLaren | ⚠️ Reported |
| Truffade | Bugatti | ⚠️ Reported |
| Declasse | Chevrolet | ✅ Confirmed (via Declasse Astro GZ, Declasse Tulip) |
For the complete list of every confirmed GTA 6 vehicle brand, not just the supercar-tier manufacturers covered here, check our Real Car Brands guide.
Why Rockstar Uses Fictional Supercar Brands
Rockstar avoids licensing real manufacturer names to sidestep legal restrictions and to keep the creative freedom to exaggerate, parody, and satirize car culture without directly copying an actual company. This is why Grotti can look unmistakably like Ferrari without ever being called Ferrari, and why the same approach applies across every brand in this list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Grotti based on in GTA 6?
Grotti is based on Ferrari, confirmed through the ’95 Grotti Cheetah’s design, which draws from the Ferrari Testarossa.
What real car is the Pegassi Zorrusso based on?
This isn’t pinned down with certainty. Third-party sources disagree on the exact inspiration, so treat any specific model claim as unconfirmed for now.
Is Pfister based on Porsche in GTA 6?
Yes. Pfister is GTA’s dedicated Porsche-style brand, with known GTA 6 models including the Comet S2 Cabrio, Comet Retro Custom, and Growler.
Why doesn’t GTA 6 use real car brand names?
Rockstar uses fictional brand names to avoid licensing restrictions and to keep full creative freedom for parody and satire.
Sources: GTABase | Rockstar Games
