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West Coast Customs painstakingly recreated the iconic cars of the game.
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Grotti Cheetah
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Albany Buccaneer
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Progen Emerus
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Albany Manana
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Pegassi Tempesta
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West Coast Customs helped recreate the in-game custom cars of 'Grand Theft Auto VI'
Each car comes with its own backstory, including stats, figures and details
'Grand Theft Auto VI' finally arrives on November 19
Grand Theft Auto VI is finally coming, and one of the best, most detailed components of the game is coming to life. Literally.
The iconic West Coast Customs of Los Angeles was brought in to recreate some of the most recognizable in-game cars with real life counterparts. The detail that went into replicating the replicas must have been painstaking, as we even had a bit of difficulty differentiating the in-game shots (above) from the real life photos (below).
And what’s even better is that each car is baked with stats and IRL figures, bridging their digital and real-life connections even stronger. Ever wonder what the engine was under the Coquette? Or how much horsepower the Tempesta cop car has? Check out the breakdown of each car and judge for yourself how close each car got to its in-game version.
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Grotti Cheetah
The Grotti Cheetah is quintessentially Miami. The classic mid-engined ’90s supercar is clean, with Italian-styled lines broken only by intakes feeding a 4.9L naturally-aspirated V8. West Coast Customs lowered it on track-ready tires, gave it a “Vice City fade” paint job, and trimmed the cabin with custom-stitched Italian leather.
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Albany Buccaneer
The Buccaneer is a fully restored 1960s lowrider with a 7.5L V8, paired with hits of mahogany and gold trim throughout. The candy apple green paint, laid down in large metallic flake, carries bespoke airbrushing and pinstripes for the ultimate custom look. Air-ride suspension and gold multi-spoke rims sit under a cream ragtop and a leather interior with zebra-print inlays, because Vice City.
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Progen Emerus
Perhaps the wildest build in this list, the Emerus is a track-ready thoroughbred, with aero bodywork and fighter jet-style vents built around a twin-turbo 4.0L V8. It’s painted candy orange with an even louder orange interior to match. One of the largest aero wings on the market, plus custom suspension and racing tires, keeps it planted when you’re five-star and on the run.
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Invetero Coquette
The icon and probably most recognizable. The mid-engined Coquette packs a 6.2L naturally aspirated V8 we all secretly know and love. Its “Yeti Camo” livery for the game in flamingo pink and vibrant purple definitely stands out in your garage. It also gets custom rims, lowered suspension and a fully custom leather interior.
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Albany Manana
The Manana is a 1970s classic with a 7.7L V8, stripped down and rebuilt with bold, straight panels for a fresh take on donk. It’s coated in large-flake Vice City blue paint with gold bumpers and trim. A sky-high custom suspension sits on oversized gold-and-chrome rims, and the matching blue leather cabin is edged in gold for added flair.
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Pegassi Tempesta
The aggressive, mid-engined Invetero Tempesta runs a flame-spitting 4.0L naturally aspirated V10. It wears a Vice Beach Police Department livery over lowered suspension and custom rims, because even one time deserve some style. Inside, the cockpit takes after a fighter jet, packed with custom leather, buttons and cutting edge police tech. All we have to say is: good luck.
Grand Theft Auto VI arrives on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19.
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