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1995 Grotti Cheetah

The 1995 Grotti Cheetah is a GTA 6 Ultimate Edition exclusive sports car that Rockstar says is available to punctuate later-stage action.

Type: Sports car
Manufacturer: Grotti
Model year: 1995
How obtained: Ultimate Edition exclusive ($99.99)
Availability: "Available to punctuate later-stage action" (Rockstar)
Real-world inspiration (analysis): 1990s Ferrari-style wedge; Grotti is the series' Ferrari parody

The 1995 Grotti Cheetah is one of two vehicles exclusive to the $99.99 Ultimate Edition of Grand Theft Auto VI, confirmed through Rockstar's June 2026 pre-order materials alongside the '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy.

Rockstar's official website describes the Cheetah as "available to punctuate later-stage action", which matches the wider Ultimate framing: bonuses are "threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia's story, with new items uncovered behind each chapter." Ultimate buyers should not expect the car in the driveway at the opening credits; it unlocks as the chapter-based story progresses.

Official screenshots give the clearest picture of any confirmed vehicle: a white, low wedge supercar with pop-up headlights and yellow fog lamps, red racing stripes over the rear deck, distinctive triple round taillights beside the prancing-animal Grotti badge, a red leather interior with round analogue gauges, and a yellow-on-white Leonida "Goodtime State" plate.

Series context: the Cheetah is one of the oldest nameplates in Grand Theft Auto, and Grotti is the series' Ferrari parody, so a 1995 Cheetah reads as a period Testarossa-era throwback aimed squarely at returning players. That styling read is analysis, not a Rockstar statement. For the full edition comparison, see the pre-order guide, and for the rest of the confirmed roster, GTA 6 vehicles.

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