Cheapest Cars in GTA 5

The PED Cycles BMX is a single-seat BMX bicycle in the Cycles class. Its compact frame and small wheels come in several frame colours, with one brake on the right handlebar. Although its description refers to pegs, the model has none, and it carries neither a bell nor a light. It is light and nimble, suited to bunny hops, wheelies and other tricks, but hard crashes can throw off its wheels.

The Declasse Sabre Turbo is a two-door muscle coupe, also carrying "SABRE GT" badges. It returns from the 3D Universe with an older American muscle-car shape, circular headlights, vertical tail lights and a sectioned grille. Its secondary paint colour forms stripes across the hood, roof, trunk and lower sides, while "SABRE TURBO" lettering sits ahead of the rear wheels. The standard car's chin spoiler and alternate hood treatments can be fitted at Los Santos Customs and other mod shops.

The Bravado Banshee is a two-door Sports car with room for two. In Grand Theft Auto V, it carries over the GTA IV design, with a low curved body, flared wheel arches, side exhausts, a ducktail-like rear extension and a carbon-fibre diffuser. GTA V versions have a vented hood, while the enhanced edition restores an interior closely resembling that of the Dodge Viper, including vertically arranged gauges.

The Pegassi Infernus is a two-door, two-seat supercar in Grand Theft Auto V. Its low, long-bodied shape follows the Italian supercar tradition of earlier Infernus models, while this HD Universe version is largely based on the Lamborghini Murciélago, particularly the LP 640. Its rear treatment and venting draw from early Lamborghini Diablo models.

The PED Cycles Scorcher is a single-seat hardtail mountain bike built for off-road riding. It has a sturdy frame, front suspension, disc brakes, black handlebars with a front light, and a black saddle with a red reflector. Frame, fork and tyre markings include "Scorcher" and "XRK Bikes". It can appear with or without black mudguards, and is commonly red, yellow or green. Purchased bikes use black front shocks.

The Endurex Race Bike is a single-seat racing bicycle in the Cycles class, appearing in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. Its lightweight frame follows the design of the original Whippet Race Bike. It has black drop handlebars with upright brake levers, a painted saddle, large flat-rimmed wheels with inner spokes, a front light and a circular red reflector.

The Tri-Cycles Race Bike is a single-seat racing bicycle in the Cycles class. Its lightweight frame follows the design of the original Whippet Race Bike, with black drop handlebars, upright brake levers, a painted saddle and large wheels with flat rims and inner spokes. It carries a front light and a round red reflector. The bike appears in white and blue, marked with "TRI-CYCLES" on its down tube and "Torpedo" and "RZ" on its rims.

The Whippet Race Bike is a single-seat race bicycle in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. Its lightweight frame combines features of several real-world racing bikes: Pinarello Dogma-style front forks, a modified Tour Grade Starline R12 down tube, De Rosa SK 8050-inspired seat and top tubes, and Focus Izalco Race-like chain stays. It has black drop handlebars, vertical brake levers, a rear reflector, flat-rimmed wheels and inner spokes.

The PED Cycles Cruiser is a single-seat bicycle in the Cycles class, styled after the beach cruisers that became popular in the 1930s. It has a sturdy frame, chrome fenders and inverted chrome handlebars, with a large black saddle, a right-side chain guard, front lamp and red rear reflector. Its frame appears in several primary colours, while the chain guard is grey. It also carries a bell unlike those fitted to the other bicycles.

The Karin Rusty Rebel is a two-door Off-Road pickup truck with room for two. It is the weathered version of the standard Rebel, retaining its shape but carrying rust, patches and body damage. Its bumper, side steps and eight-spoke off-road wheels are also corroded. The cabin is worn and dirty, with torn dashboard trim, stained surfaces and a CB radio. The white "REBEL 4x4" lettering remains fixed on its sides.

The Marquis is a two-seat Dinka sailboat-class motorboat. Its HD Universe design is based on the Adjutor, particularly in the bow, stern and quarterdeck, though its prow is shorter. It retains the modern hull introduced in Grand Theft Auto IV, with chrome rails, side lifelines, orange fenders, a wooden deck, cabin windows and a Bermuda rig. In Grand Theft Auto V, the exposed mast reveals a wooden beam.

The Pegassi Faggio is a two-seat compact scooter in the Motorcycles class. Its styling follows a classic scooter, with telescopic forks, a single round headlamp, a tall front panel, a flat rubber floormat and an exposed section of engine at the rear. Dual stripes cover the front panel and rear bodywork, while a zebra-pattern seat is available. In Grand Theft Auto V, it also has small passenger foot pegs.

The Declasse Voodoo is a two-door hardtop muscle car with seating for two. Its long full-size body, roofline, greenhouse, hood and front bumper draw on classic American styling, while the rear combines cues from several cars, including a raised trunk line, six tail lights split around the plate recess, and extensive chrome trim. In Grand Theft Auto V, it returns as a lowrider-shaped beater with its badging removed, a dirty interior and permanent rust across its chrome details.

The Bravado Rat-Loader is a two-door muscle pickup truck with room for two. Its faded, rusted body has a bent hood, crooked grille and license plates, missing bumpers, and no tail light cluster. A heap of rubbish fills its ramshackle flat bed, while rusted "Smoothie" wheels carry discoloured off-road tyres. Los Santos Customs can restore or remove many damaged panels and fit a conventional bed, but the worn paint remains. It also carries a CB radio that emits trucker chatter when Trevor drives it in Blaine County.

The Maibatsu Sanchez (livery) is a two-seat dirtbike in the Motorcycles class. It is based on the regular Sanchez, but replaces its body colour with a livery base colour and racing numbers on its front and rear sides. Its graphics retain Sanchez decals, with the front decal always red, and carry sponsor branding from Atomic, Auto Cowboys, Endo, Maibatsu Corporation, Pure Lube, Terroil and Xero. It has no regular respray options, while Bulletproof Tires and Tire Smokes are available.

The Nagasaki Blazer is a single-seat Off-Road quad bike in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. Its compact bodywork sits on a small chassis, with a front guard over the axle, small fenders and one rectangular headlight. Articulated front suspension, large shocks and rugged knobby tyres suit its all-terrain role. It usually carries a two-tone finish, and its styling resembles a 2012 Yamaha YFZ450 fitted with an aftermarket grab bar and uncovered handlebars.

The Dundreary Regina is a full-size, four-door station wagon in the Sedans class, with room for four people. In Grand Theft Auto V, it is presented in restored condition rather than as the worn-out wagon seen in The Lost and Damned. Wooden trim runs along its lower sides, while its rear retains a largely original design. It may appear without roof equipment or with one of two chrome roof racks.

The Maibatsu Sanchez is a two-seat dirt bike in the Motorcycles class. It carries the late-2000s Japanese off-road bike shape used by the GTA IV version, with influences from the Yamaha YZ450F, Kawasaki KX450F and Honda CRF450X. Its off-road chassis has a high stance, long-travel suspension, wire wheels and knobby tyres. White fork legs and rear side covers sit beside worn black-and-yellow Sanchez and GP-450 graphics, while Maibatsu branding appears around the body.

The Dinka Akuma is a two-seat streetfighter motorcycle in Grand Theft Auto V. Its exposed bodywork, tubular frame, dual exposed headlamps and independent handlebars give it the appearance of a stripped-down Double T, with which it shares several design details. The fuel tank carries carbon-fibre sections, while the rear uses a double-sided swing-arm, chain drive and a single suspension spring. It rides on six-spoke split rims shared with the Double T.

The Karin Futo is a two-door sport compact coupe in Grand Theft Auto V, with room for two occupants. It is listed at $9,000. Its GTA V model retains the small coupé shape used in GTA IV, and some examples appear with a black lip spoiler on the trunk. The upper body and steering-wheel stitching take the primary colour, while the lower body uses the secondary colour.

The Vulcar Ingot is a four-door, full-size station wagon in the Sedans class, seating four. Its Grand Theft Auto V model largely retains the appearance it had in Grand Theft Auto IV, although it is limited to its standard form rather than the earlier tuned version. It can appear with or without roof rack bars. The body uses two paint colours, with the lower sides and bumpers generally finished in black.

The PCJ 600 is a Shitzu streetbike in the Motorcycles class, built as a two-seat sports bike and streetfighter. Its GTA V design carries over the GTA IV model, with gold front fork legs and silver embossed Shitzu markings. A large fuel tank, exposed radiator, three exhaust pipes and a broad rear tyre give it a stripped-down road-bike appearance.

The Cheval Picador is a two-door coupe utility in the Muscle class, with room for two people and a small cargo bed behind its compact cabin. Its Grand Theft Auto V design combines elements from several model years. A silver bumper, four round headlamps and a divided grille define the nose, while the rear has a squared tailgate, twin exhausts and rectangular lamps. It wears a single body colour and distinctive five-spoke wheels with low-profile tyres.

The Albany Primo is a four-door midsize sedan in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, seating four people. It carries over much of the model's GTA IV design, with revised interior details and rear window treatment. The cabin uses the Schafter interior shared with other midsize sedans, including the Asea and Asterope. Its paint can combine primary and secondary exterior colours, while interior stitching follows the primary colour.

The Declasse Rancher XL is a four-door, full-size Off-Road SUV with room for four. It is a long-wheelbase version of the Rancher, with a boxier body and a front end resembling a 1980 Suburban. The extended rear compartment has a large tailgate, while vertical rear lights carry over from the two-door model. Its brown interior differs between editions, and its two-tone paint places the primary colour above the secondary one.

The Shitzu Vader is a two-seat streetfighter motorcycle. Its naked-bike styling combines a small front fairing, fork-mounted fender, exposed radiator, four-cylinder exhaust layout and a silver frame around a plain fuel tank. Vader markings appear on the tank in Grand Theft Auto V. It shares its general profile, three-spoke wheels and wide rear tyre with the PCJ 600, while its separate handlebars, twin seats and rear bodywork set it apart. It appears with either side exhausts and a rear plate frame, or exhausts mounted beneath the seat without that frame.

The Pegassi Bati 800 is a two-seat sports bike, renamed the Bati 801 in Grand Theft Auto V to match its badging. Its bodywork combines a long, intake-fed front fairing, a large fuel tank and a carbon-fibre lower section. It has twin headlights, separate handlebars, a single-sided swingarm, twin exhausts and seven-spoke alloy wheels. The body and rim surrounds take the primary colour, while stripes and parts of the fairing use the secondary colour.

The Albany Manana is a Sports Classics personal vehicle in Grand Theft Auto V. It is a full-size classic luxury car, a departure from the compact civilian Mananas seen in earlier games. Its HD Universe design keeps the traditional shape introduced in Grand Theft Auto IV, with a small grille, four round headlamps, a broad front bumper and extensive chrome trim around the body and windows.

The Declasse Premier is a four-door sedan with room for four occupants. In Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, it carries over the modern compact shape used in Grand Theft Auto IV, with a smoother body than that version. Its revised front grille has three openings, and it uses the Stanier and Taxi interior and instrument cluster in the enhanced version.

The Rhino Tank is a two-seat tracked military battle tank in Grand Theft Auto V. It returns as a modern light tank with its engine mounted at the rear, a wide hull, continuous tracks and a beige desert-camouflage finish. Its form draws chiefly from the German Leopard 2, particularly the turret, while the front follows the South African Olifant. Details of the hull, lights and engine deck also take cues from other modern tanks.

The Pegassi Ruffian is a two-seat streetbike in the Motorcycles class, with a roadster-bike layout. Its design follows the PCJ-600 and Akuma in its front end, frame and general mechanical arrangement. It has a large fuel tank, a black frame around the engine, a rider and passenger seat, and twin exhausts beneath the rear section. Ruffians appear with either a small fairing, visor and single headlamp, or no fairing and twin circular headlamps.

The Imponte Ruiner is a two-door liftback in the Muscle class, with room for two occupants. It carries the look of a late 1980s muscle coupe, combining cues from several cars of that era. Its sloping nose, side stripes bearing the Ruiner name and three-row tail lights define the shape. In Grand Theft Auto V, it keeps the general GTA IV design but uses four exhaust outlets, revised badges and decals, and a conventional ram air hood option.

The Vapid Stanier is a full-size, four-door sedan with room for four people in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. It appears as a civilian car, establishing the Stanier name for a model previously represented by service vehicles. Its standard wheel design is also used by the Minivan, while Taxi, Police Cruiser, Sheriff Cruiser and Unmarked Cruiser versions use the newer second-generation form.

The Zirconium Stratum is a midsize, four door station wagon in the Sedans class, with room for four people. Its shape combines a streamlined sedan like front and side profile with a long roof, rear hatch and wagon tail. It returns to the HD Universe from its earlier 3D Universe appearance. Some examples carry roof racks, a sunroof, a front lip or a rear roof spoiler, the latter accompanied by "Twin Turbo" badging.

The BF Surfer is a two-seat, four-door recreational van in the Vans class. Its rounded body, split windscreen, chrome details and rear-mounted engine evoke the Volkswagen T1, while its centre section and rear treatment also draw from the Volkswagen T2. It can appear with a roof rack, sometimes carrying a surfboard. The front stripes, side stripes, cabin area, door hinges and engine bay use the primary paint colour, while the body uses the secondary colour.

The Declasse Asea is a compact, four door sedan with room for four. Its body is short, narrow and relatively tall, using a rounded three box profile akin to the Premier. It has a high rear deck, split five spoke wheels shared with the Minivan, Stanier and FQ 2, and a cabin also used by the Schafter and Tailgater. A digital clock sits by the windshield, while its single paint colour extends to the interior stitching.

The Dinka Double T is a two-seat superbike with aggressive, aerodynamic bodywork. Its fairing carries twin headlights, a triangular visor, mirrors and turn signals, while the vented side panels surround a rounded fuel tank. A single-sided swingarm supports the rear wheel, with twin exhausts below the passenger seat. In Grand Theft Auto V, the enhanced edition adds a Sports Bike instrument set.

The Principe Nemesis is a two-seat streetfighter motorcycle. Its compact body has a small front fairing, single headlamp and visor, with chrome fork and frame details around the front end. "NEMESIS" appears on the slim fuel tank. A V-Twin engine drives the bike through a five-speed gearbox, with exhausts running along both sides of the rear wheel. Its primary paint covers the fairing, mirrors, tank, protective frames and tail, while the side markings take the secondary colour.

The Karin Sultan is a four-door, four-seat sports sedan in Grand Theft Auto V, presented as a midsize saloon. Its design carries over largely unchanged from Grand Theft Auto IV, with Japanese import styling. In V, the secondary paint colour covers the bonnet, roof and boot, while slim stripes run along the sides. It has black wheels as standard and an interior whose seat and steering-wheel stitching matches the main body colour.

The Rumpo is Bravado's full-size van in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. It carries four people, with two seats in front and two in the rear. Its modern body follows an approach opposite to the Speedo's, and unlike most Bravado vehicles it has no Dodge influence. Chrome covers much of the front, while the rear has twin doors, square windows and vertical lights.

The Pegassi Bati Custom, called the Bati 801RR (Race Replica) in Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online, is a two seat supersport streetbike. It is a sportier, race oriented version of the Bati 801, with a two sided swingarm, a large rear hugger and an improved exhaust with oversized tips. Its body coloured lower fairing replaces the standard bike's carbon fibre section, while mirrors, indicators, rear plate holder and passenger foot pegs are absent.

The Hexer is a two-seat chopper motorcycle built by Liberty City Cycles from a Steel Horse donor bike. Its stripped-down, modern-classic body uses a springer-style front end with yellow accents and a rigid rear swingarm. The design draws on the CFL, particularly the rake associated with Orange County Chopper's My Pillow Chopper. It appears in solid colours or black-and-white striped schemes across its frame, fuel tank and rear fender.

The Vapid Speedo is a four-door cargo van in the Vans class, with room for four people and a listed price of $15,000. Its plain delivery-van body has a black grille, square lamps, bulky black bumpers and split rear cargo doors. GTA V removes the business liveries seen on earlier Speedos, leaving it in single-colour paint schemes. Five-spoke angled wheels and medium-profile tyres remain, while the interior is dirty and littered near the wheel humps.

The Albany Washington is a four-door full-size executive sedan with room for four people. In Grand Theft Auto V, it carries over the rounded, formal shape of its GTA IV version, though its rear Washington badge, trunk aerial mount, crease and side trim are absent. Its smoothed grille and taillights with defined LED strips distinguish the revised model.

The Western Motorcycle Company Bagger is a two-seat touring motorcycle in the Motorcycles class. Its body is chiefly based on the 2013 Harley-Davidson Touring Road Glide Custom, though it combines a smaller batwing fairing with a Victory-style fuel tank. It has twin circular headlights behind its front screen, panniers beside the rear wheel, chrome trim and rims, a leather seat, and a V-Twin engine with two cylinders feeding a single right-side exhaust.

The BF Injection is a two-door, two-seat off-road buggy with a coupe-like body. Earlier versions of the BF Injection are based on an open-wheeled dune buggy, while the Grand Theft Auto V model has a shorter altered shape adapted for dirt driving. A push bar protects its front, with round lamps set behind it. Its exposed rear engine sits in a chrome tube frame, and the weathered cabin has damaged upholstery, a worn dashboard and few working gauges.

The Karin Intruder is a full-size, four-door Sedan in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, carrying four people. It retains the modern, conservative body introduced in Grand Theft Auto IV, with chrome trim around the glass, lower body and lamps, a hood-mounted grille, a broad front bumper and five-spoke wheels. Its styling recalls older Infiniti design cues, while its rear and overall shape also resemble the Buick Lucerne.

The Bravado Youga is a two-seat passenger van in the Vans class. It has a large, plain-bodied shape, chrome bumpers, stacked rectangular headlights, dual front grilles and rear cargo doors. Its cabin shares its dashboard and analogue instruments with the first-generation Burrito and the Pony, but the rear compartment has no passenger seats and is arranged around a roll cage. Its modifications draw on Dajiban racing, where Dodge Ram vans used to haul motorcycles are modified for competition.

The Speedophile Seashark is a two-seat personal watercraft in the Boats class, built as a compact jet ski. Its rounded hull has black plastic trim, raised bow intakes, a small windscreen and mirror housings, plus a black handlebar with analogue gauges and switches. Speedophile 2000 decals run along its sides, while a metal platform and a single water-jet nozzle sit at the stern. Its design is closely based on real-world personal watercraft, with minor influence in the side panels and rear seat lips.

The Zirconium Journey is a two-seat Class A motorhome in the Vans class. Its boxy, weathered body takes its inspiration from motorhomes of the late 1970s, particularly 1977 to 1980 designs. It has a broad front bumper, stacked grilles, square lamps, side awning and roof vents, while its worn interior contains cabinets, counters, a bed, stove and sink.