Slower Days in GTA 6: Classic Car Restoration and Fishing in Gambit Bay

Not every hour in Grand Theft Auto VI is meant to be spent robbing a compound. Rockstar's updated official website teases a set of slower side activities, and the standouts are a Classic Car Collection and confirmed fishing. The details come from the same late-June information push, with Kotaku and GamesRadar reporting the specifics. Restoring a Classic Car Collection According to Kotaku and GamesRadar, Rockstar's site describes a Classic Car Collection activity built around finding beat-up, decaying vehicles scattered across the map. Players bring these wrecks to a mechanic to restore them, then add the finished cars to a personal collection. It is a hobby loop rather than a mission chain, rewarding exploration and patience over firepower. GamesRadar and Kotaku both add an important caveat about access. Some collectible cars are locked behind the Ultimate Edition, but many restorable vehicles are found out in the open world and available to all players. So while the fullest collection may require the premium edition, the core restoration activity is not paywalled. Complex reports on how this connects to the Ultimate Edition's bonus content. That edition includes two story missions, one built around a gang raid and one centered specifically on collecting and restoring vintage cars, which ties the premium mission directly into the restoration hobby. Fishing confirmed in Gambit Bay Fishing is officially in. Kotaku and GamesRadar point to text on the official website describing a boat that is perfect for casting in Gambit Bay and reeling in catches of all sorts. It is a small confirmation, but it settles a long-running question about whether GTA 6 would include the kind of relaxed angling that side activities in other open-world games have leaned on. A broad roster of things to do The car restoration and fishing sit inside a wider list. GamesRadar reports that the same June 24-25 listing confirmed an activity roster that also includes a gym, boxing and MMA, hunting, pool, mini-golf, and kayaking. That range suggests Rockstar wants downtime to be as fleshed out as the crime. To show all of this off, GamesRadar notes that Rockstar released 63 new in-game screenshots alongside the details on June 25, 2026, giving players their clearest look yet at these activities in action. Every claim here traces back to Rockstar's own website text and screenshot drop as reported by Kotaku, GamesRadar, and Complex. There is no datamining or speculation involved, which makes the restoration and fishing features about as confirmed as anything gets before a game ships. For the community side, car collecting and restoration are natural fuel for car-meet and collector roleplay. Groups that already organize cruises and show-and-shine events in other games will have an obvious hook here, and themed server events built around restored classics practically write themselves. When those GTA 6 car communities go live, 6Charts is where you can find them, vote for the servers running the best meets, and review the ones worth your garage space.