GTA VI, everything you can buy
Cars, weapons, clothing, housing, ammo, consumables: explore the listed categories and the documented ways to get things, section by section. A page or a category doesn’t prove you’ll be able to buy something. For each category, you see what the site already lists, what Rockstar has shown, and what’s still waiting for real data.
No separate in-game price is verified in the current catalog. Release is set for November 19, 2026. “To be confirmed” flags missing data; it’s not a promise that you’ll be able to buy it later. Understanding statuses.
Scroll down: each category comes up in turn, with what you can do there. In a hurry? Jump straight to the one you want.
01 Listed on the site
302 pages
302 pages (10 vehicles named by Rockstar, the rest seen in official media or identified by the community), with a status and a source on every card. No prices or performance stats before release. You can check off your garage, compare up to three models and simulate a purchase at the price you imagine.
Here you can: Check off my garageCompareSimulate a purchase
pages already online, prices not known yet
02 Listed on the site
27 weapons
27 weapons identified in the trailers, the screenshots and the Extended Look (5 named by Rockstar), plus gear and ammo types. No prices published. You can check off your arsenal, your gear and your ammo, and put together your loadout with the loadout builder.
Here you can: Check off my arsenalBuild my loadout
pages already online, prices not known yet
03 Shown by Rockstar
30 documented rows
Eat, drink, heal, protect yourself: a full expandable list (morning coffee, protein shake, Sprunk, beer at the bar, armor vests, kits…) with status, effect, series benchmark price, location and a link to the map. No GTA VI prices published. You can filter, sort and check off what you’ve tasted.
Here you can: Read the benchmarksPlan a budget
officially described way to get it, separate price unknown
04 Shown by Rockstar
109 documented rows
Three expandable lists (hairstyles, tattoos, outfits and accessories) with status, effect, series benchmark price, location and a link to the map, plus the announced collections (Ultimate Edition, Vintage Vice City Pack) and the addresses of Stock 305, Sara’s Unisex Salon and Electric Fang Tattoo. No GTA VI prices. You can filter, sort and check off what you wear.
Here you can: See the collectionsSee the addresses
officially described way to get it, separate price unknown
05 Shown by Rockstar
98 documented rows
Two expandable lists, vehicles and weapons, with each mod’s status, effect, series benchmark price, the workshop where you get it done and a link to the map. The Ganado kit and the Vintage pattern described by Rockstar are there to check off; every vehicle page and every weapon page links to its filtered list.
Here you can: Check off what’s documentedSee the workshops
officially described way to get it, separate price unknown
06 Listed on the site
8 pages
The businesses shown by Rockstar, each with a page and a spot on the map. Whether the player can buy them isn’t confirmed: no business comes with a price. You can open each page and test your guess with “Is it worth it?”
Here you can: See the pagesIs it worth it?
pages already online, prices not known yet
07 Listed on the site
4 pages
Where the characters live, based on what Rockstar has shown, with a page and a link to the map. These aren’t homes you can buy: no price, no access conditions. You can open each residence’s page and find it on the map.
Here you can: See the pagesOpen the map
pages already online, prices not known yet
08 Shown by Rockstar
5 pages
The hideouts seen in media and the two garages described with the editions: Paradise in Watson Bay (Ultimate Edition) and Shore Court near Ocean Beach (Vintage Pack). Rockstar describes a weapon locker and a drop-off for a fence there; no separate property purchase, price or income is confirmed. You can check off the documented garages.
Here you can: Check off the garagesSee the safehouses
officially described way to get it, separate price unknown
09 To be confirmed
Nothing published yet
The category is ready for property a player might buy. No housing offer with a verified price has been published: being in the menu doesn’t confirm you can buy it. The characters’ residences are in “Residences”, the documented garages in “Safehouses”.
Here you can: ResidencesDocumented garages
no verified entries in this category of the site
10 Shown by Rockstar
2 documented
The boats Rockstar says how to get: the Crest Kayak and the Shitzu Squalo, Ultimate Edition bonuses linked to their Vehicles pages. Buying them separately and their in-game price aren’t confirmed. You can check them off and find the other boats in the Vehicles catalog.
Here you can: Check off the boatsVehicles catalog
officially described way to get it, separate price unknown
11 To be confirmed
Tracked in Progress
The catalog and the tracker are ready; Rockstar hasn’t published any verifiable collectible yet. This isn’t a shopping category. You can see the planned collectible types and how tracking works.
Here you can: See the catalogOpen my collectibles
no verified entries in this category of the site
Method
The section already has pages (vehicles, weapons, businesses, residences, safehouses), each with its certainty level and its source. The content exists in official media; nothing says you can buy it, and no price has been published.
Rockstar itself describes how you get the content, usually as an edition bonus (vehicles, garages, style collections, customization). The separate in-game price is still unknown.
No verified entries for the category (housing, collectibles). The section is there to hold real data recorded in the game; it doesn’t promise anything.
The full rule, with examples, is in the Tutorial: “Understanding statuses”.
Official sources
On June 24, 2026, Rockstar opened pre-orders on the Newswire: release on November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, a single-player experience, and a Vintage Vice City Pack for purchases made before November 20, 2026. No in-game prices in that announcement.
The Ultimate Edition overview describes content and what it’s for: vehicles (Crest Kayak, Shitzu Squalo, Dinka Enduro, Dominator Buggy ’67), the Paradise garage in Watson Bay with “parking, a weapon locker and a drop-off for goods meant for a fence”, outfit and tattoo collections, and a mod kit for Jason’s Ganado. The Vintage Vice City Pack adds the Stanier ’55, the Shore Court garage near Ocean Beach, a retro suit and hairstyle, and a weapon pattern. No separate prices.
The official screenshots show the businesses: Stock 305 (streetwear), Sara’s Unisex Salon (hair, makeup, nails), Electric Fang Tattoo, Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie’s Mod Shop. These are announced services; nothing says the player will be able to own them.
The Extended Look from August 27, 2026 showed what hits your wallet: filling up and repairs at the gas station, the vehicle trunk that works as a locker, garages tied to properties with a drop-off for stolen goods, and a two-part inventory wheel. Still no amounts.
Benchmarks
For a sense of scale, the site cites GTA V: 217 vehicles at launch, according to Guinness World Records, before the hundreds added by GTA Online. No total has been published for GTA VI: the site’s counters (302 vehicles, 27 weapons) only count what’s visible in official material.
Eating, drinking and healing exist in the series; body armor and the medkit are among the gear shown for GTA VI. Their exact effects and their prices aren’t published. Same for the workshops and gun shops, spotted on the map with no catalog or price list.
Buying a home, a business or a garage separately: GTA V and GTA Online allowed it, GTA VI hasn’t confirmed it. The only garages described are tied to the editions. The 2022 and 2026 leaks aren’t used on this site.
Tools
“My purchases”: choose a page, enter the price you imagine, and the calculator tells you if you’re short on money and how much play time you need. The price stays your guess until Rockstar publishes something.
“Is it worth it?” compares things with and without the purchase, over the same play time: handy for a business or a garage you assume makes money. “What should I buy first?” chains several purchases: the calculator waits until you have the money before each one and gives you the order and the time.
What you check off in each section shows up in your trackers on the Progress page (garage, wardrobe, properties…); empty categories don’t count toward the total.
Questions
Short answers, in plain words.
The calculator
The calculator ranks your purchases and tells you how much play time each one takes.
