GTA 6 Ultimate Edition: all 16 benefits, prices and Standard differences

Grotti’s mid-nineties sports car wears an exclusive minimalist livery with a retro-futuristic character. Rockstar connects it to Shore Drive and places its availability later in the adventure, making this one of the few bonuses with a broad indication of when to expect it.

The photographs show the white bodywork, graphic detailing and red cabin. That distinctive presentation is the immediate draw. The official description does not provide speed figures or establish how this version performs against other sports cars.

Jason and Lucia receive their own versions of these revolvers, sourced from the Vercetti Estate. Palm-tree engravings on the grips and decorative metalwork combine classic Vice City styling with a high-performance scope.

This bonus pairs a series reference with a specific weapon for the two protagonists. It is a separate inclusion from the personalized pistols below, so the revolvers and the sidearm variants account for two distinct entries in the sixteen-benefit package.

Two pistols tied to the protagonists receive personalized finishes: Jason’s Girardi ES9 and Lucia’s Klose K17. Rockstar highlights detailed engravings that give each sidearm its own appearance.

The official photograph places the pistols together, making their different designs easy to compare. The description does not announce a damage or accuracy increase. When weighing the edition, the confirmed selling point here is the individual treatment of these two weapons.

This selection brings exclusive outfits, tattoos and other appearance options for Jason and Lucia. The five photographs showcase both characters in open shirts, patterned clothing and accessories that suit Vice City’s coastal setting.

It is a natural point of interest if changing the protagonists’ look is part of how you enjoy a story. This collection is separate from the Vintage Vice City pre-order pack, and also from the Stock 305 clothing and tattoo-parlor benefits covered below.

Rockstar’s description names an army-green Dinka Enduro motorcycle and a Crest Kayak. They offer two very different ways to get around, grouped around Jason’s safehouse and shown individually in the accompanying images.

The overview photograph also includes the Ganado outside the property, but its retro modification kit is the next benefit. Keeping those entries separate makes the package easier to understand without counting the same customization twice.

Jason’s Vapid Ganado receives exclusive modifications with a retro direction. Rockstar frames the bonus around his low-riding pickup; the official image shows it in yellow with a red stripe along the side.

The appeal lies in giving a protagonist’s familiar vehicle a different character. The description does not provide a full parts catalogue or in-game prices, so the photograph is a reference for the demonstrated appearance rather than evidence of an unannounced upgrade list.

Rideout Customs focuses on conspicuous vehicle customization: detailed interiors, elaborate rims and donk styling. The gold car in the photographs, with its oversized wheels, makes the shop’s visual direction particularly clear.

Its inclusion adds a specific location devoted to modifying vehicles. This entry does not establish that every mod shop in the game requires Ultimate, and it does not by itself confirm that every modification at Rideout will be free.

Sara’s provides styles for both protagonists, including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. Rockstar explicitly says this establishment is open for business only with Ultimate Edition.

The photographs move from the salon entrance to Jason’s haircut and Lucia’s manicure. This bonus takes appearance customization beyond clothing. The exclusivity statement concerns this named salon and its services, without describing the complete selection of salons elsewhere in the game.

The Squalo adds a boat to the bonus collection. Rockstar places it at Washington Beach and highlights its pink-to-blue gradient finish, together with a weapons crate containing explosives for trips into open water.

The description also connects it to fishing in Gambit Bay. Four photographs show night-time travel, side views, the protagonists on deck and a pursuit. These are official scenes featuring the content, without a further confirmed list of associated missions, capabilities or rewards.

Stock 305 is a Stockyard shop focused on streetwear and exclusive looks for Jason and Lucia. The official description states that this store is open for business only with Ultimate Edition.

Its gallery shows the exterior and interior, alongside both protagonists at the location. Rather than simply naming an outfit bundle, this benefit is presented through a particular shop. Rockstar’s description does not supply a garment count or individual in-game prices.

The Dominator Buggy is built around off-road driving in Mount Kalaga and other backwoods environments. The package includes Paradise Garage in Watson Bay as a place to store it.

Rockstar gives the garage two further functions: a weapon locker and secure storage for stolen goods intended for fencing. This benefit therefore combines a vehicle with a practical location. The photographs show muddy trails, the dashboard and the buggy leaving the garage.

Located in Stockyard, Electric Fang offers more than 50 tattoos for Jason and Lucia, designed by the artist collective FAILE. Rockstar states that the parlor operates only with Ultimate Edition.

This is one of the bonuses with an explicit content quantity. Four photographs show the neon sign, the premises and sessions involving the protagonists. The announced figure refers to the collection for both characters; the source does not break it down into a separate total for each protagonist.

This Lake Leonida workshop specializes in off-road modifications and hand-painted automotive finishes. That focus gives it a different identity from Rideout Customs’ more extravagant builds. Rockstar explicitly confirms it is open only with Ultimate Edition.

The three photographs concentrate on a green vehicle and work inside the shop. This bonus is particularly relevant to off-road customization, although the description does not publish a compatible-vehicle list or numerical upgrade values.

Goodtime Gear is a capsule collection of apparel and accessories inspired by Macca the Gator, a character from a popular television show within the game’s setting.

The official photograph shows Jason and Lucia wearing the character’s clothing and hats. This is a themed collection within Ultimate, separate from Stock 305’s streetwear and the pre-order pack’s outfits. Its particular appeal is the connection to the fictional state’s television culture rather than an announced gameplay boost.

This benefit involves raiding the compound of the PTT Youngin$, a gang in Southside Vice City. Rockstar describes a specific objective: enter the compound, obtain special items and distinctive contraband, and escape safely.

It adds an activity to a collection otherwise rich in vehicles, weapons and customization. The photograph shows gang members outside their premises. The source does not identify every reward or say whether the raid can be repeated, leaving those practical details open.

Wyman, an eccentric collector and local fixer, commissions a search for abandoned classics and unfinished project cars to restore to their former condition. The bonus brings vehicle hunting and restoration together around a named character.

The gallery contains one photograph of Wyman and five of different cars. Six photographs do not establish six included vehicles: Rockstar describes a variety of cars without specifying the commission’s total here. For collectors, this is one of the more interesting inclusions to revisit once its full requirements are known.