GTA VI Vehicle Customization Guide
(Pre-Launch Status – September 2026)
Important Disclaimer
1. Confirmed Mod Shops
Notes:
2. Confirmed Customization CategoriesPerformance Upgrades (confirmed categories):
No official RGB color codes or underglow system details have been released by Rockstar. Any lists circulating online are either speculative, based on GTA Online, or fabricated. We will update this section after launch.
3. Performance Tuning by Car ClassRockstar has not published handling data, upgrade paths, or class-specific tuning information.
What we can reasonably expect (based on previous Rockstar games + confirmed categories):
Summary of Current Knowledge
Grand Theft Auto VI launches on November 19, 2026. A complete list of every mod shop, full RGB underglow codes, and detailed performance tuning values for every car class does not exist yet. Rockstar has only confirmed limited information. This guide contains only what is officially known or strongly indicated from trailers, the Extended Look, and the Ultimate Edition details.
1. Confirmed Mod Shops
Shop Name | Location | Specialization | Edition Required | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Rideout Customs | Vice City | Detailed interiors, custom rims, donk styling, body kits, performance upgrades | Ultimate Edition only | Confirmed |
One-Eyed Willie’s | Lake Leonida | Off-road modifications, hand-painted finishes | Ultimate Edition only | Confirmed |
- These two shops are explicitly locked behind the Ultimate Edition ($99.99).
- Rockstar has not yet named any standard/base-game mod shops. It is extremely likely that regular customization garages (similar to Los Santos Customs) will exist for all players, but their names and locations remain unconfirmed.
- Expect more shops to be revealed or discovered after launch.
2. Confirmed Customization CategoriesPerformance Upgrades (confirmed categories):
- Engine
- Brakes
- Suspension
- Transmission
- Turbo
- Custom paint jobs and wraps
- Wheels / rims (including oversized “donk” style)
- Detailed interiors (seats, steering wheel, mirrors, etc.)
- Body kits and exterior modifications
- Hand-painted finishes (especially at One-Eyed Willie’s)
- Window tints
- Possibly underglow / neon (not fully confirmed with codes yet)
No official RGB color codes or underglow system details have been released by Rockstar. Any lists circulating online are either speculative, based on GTA Online, or fabricated. We will update this section after launch.
3. Performance Tuning by Car ClassRockstar has not published handling data, upgrade paths, or class-specific tuning information.
What we can reasonably expect (based on previous Rockstar games + confirmed categories):
- Sports / Super cars → Focus on engine, turbo, transmission, and aero
- Muscle / Classics → Suspension, engine, and style-focused upgrades
- Off-road / SUVs → Suspension, tires, and off-road kits (One-Eyed Willie’s specialty)
- Sedans / Everyday cars → Balanced performance + cosmetic options
- Donk / Lowrider style → Heavy emphasis on suspension height, wheels, and paint (Rideout Customs)
Summary of Current Knowledge
- Vehicle customization is confirmed and deeper than previous single-player GTA titles.
- Two specialized, high-end shops are Ultimate Edition exclusives.
- Performance and cosmetic options include the usual Rockstar categories plus stronger emphasis on interiors, donks, and off-road builds.
- Full lists, RGB codes, and precise tuning data will only become available after November 19, 2026.
