GTA 6 Real Car Brands – Every In-Game Brand & Its Real-Life Counterpart

Rockstar never uses real car brand names in GTA — instead, every vehicle is badged under a fictional in-game brand that’s clearly inspired by a real-world manufacturer, as confirmed by Rockstar’s official screenshots and Newswire. Grotti is Ferrari, Pegassi is Lamborghini, Bravado is Dodge — and so on. See our full supercar list to find these brands in action, or read the breakdown below of every confirmed in-game brand and its real manufacturer.

GTA 6 Real Car Brands at a Glance

20+ In-Game Brands

20+ Real Manufacturers Referenced

300+ Vehicles Across All Brands

Nov 19, 2026 Release Date

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Italian & European Exotic American Muscle & Classic German & Luxury Performance Japanese & Import Off-Road & Utility

Italian & European Exotic

Vice City’s most prestigious badges all trace back to Italy and Europe’s exotic car scene — Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley, and Rolls-Royce all get a fictional identity here.

In-Game Brand	Real-Life Inspiration	Known Models So Far	Notes
Grotti	Ferrari	Furia, Cheetah Classic, Carbonizzare, Itali GTO	Vice City’s flagship Italian exotic brand
Pegassi	Lamborghini / Pagani	Zorrusso, Tempesta	Covers both Lamborghini and Pagani-style hypercars
Progen	Bentley / McLaren	Paragon R	Blends British luxury with McLaren-style performance
Enus	Rolls-Royce	Model name TBC	Ultra-luxury brand, models not yet confirmed in our research

American Muscle & Classic

American manufacturers dominate Vice City’s muscle car and street-racing scene. These brands cover everything from modern street racers to classic pony cars.

In-Game Brand	Real-Life Inspiration	Known Models So Far	Notes
Bravado	Dodge	Banshee, Gauntlet Hellfire	Street racing and muscle car specialist
Vapid	Ford	Dominator GTX	Mustang-inspired lineup
Declasse	Chevrolet	Vigero ZX	Camaro-style widebody builds
Imponte	Pontiac	Phoenix, Ruiner	Classic 1970s pony car styling
Invetero	Chevrolet Corvette	Coquette D10	Mid-engine American sports car line
Albany	Buick / Cadillac	Model name TBC	American luxury sedan/coupe brand
Schyster	Chrysler	Model name TBC	American classic sedan brand

German & Luxury Performance

German engineering gets its own fictional badges too, covering Vice City’s precision sports cars and executive luxury vehicles.

In-Game Brand	Real-Life Inspiration	Known Models So Far	Notes
Pfister	Porsche	Comet S2 Cabrio, Comet Retro Custom, Growler	Vice City’s dedicated Porsche-style brand
Benefactor	Mercedes-Benz	Model name TBC	German luxury sedan and SUV brand
Omnis	Audi	Model name TBC	German performance and luxury brand

Japanese & Import

Japanese import culture is represented through several in-game brands, covering everyday cars, sport compacts, and motorcycles.

In-Game Brand	Real-Life Inspiration	Known Models So Far	Notes
Karin	Toyota	Model name TBC	Everyday Japanese sedan/SUV brand
Annis	Nissan	Model name TBC	Japanese sport compact brand
Dinka	Honda	Model name TBC	Japanese import tuner brand
Nagasaki	Yamaha	Model name TBC	Motorcycle-focused brand

Off-Road & Utility

For off-roading and utility vehicles, Vice City relies on a couple of dedicated brands modeled after real-world Jeep vehicles.

In-Game Brand	Real-Life Inspiration	Known Models So Far	Notes
Canis	Jeep	Model name TBC	Main off-road/SUV brand
Seminole	Jeep (off-road focus)	Model name TBC	Secondary off-road/utility brand

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Brands Are Confirmed?

So far, 20+ in-game brands have been confirmed, each based on a real-world manufacturer, covering Italian exotics, American muscle, German performance, Japanese imports, and off-road vehicles.

Real Car Brands in GTA 6

GTA 6 uses fictional in-game brands inspired by real manufacturers — like Grotti (Ferrari), Pegassi (Lamborghini), and Bravado (Dodge) — the same approach the series has always used.

What Is Grotti Based On?

Grotti is GTA’s fictional version of Ferrari, and it’s confirmed as Vice City’s flagship Italian exotic brand.

Real Logos or Names

Rockstar never licenses real car brand names or logos — every vehicle is redesigned under a fictional brand name to avoid trademark issues while keeping the real-world inspiration obvious.

Sources: Rockstar Newswire