What the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition Actually Includes — and What It Does Not
Rockstar has described the Ultimate Edition in exactly one sentence. Detailed vehicle lists are circulating anyway, and none of them are official.
Rockstar has said one thing about the contents of the Grand Theft Auto VI: Ultimate Edition, and it is this: it "amplifies this experience with an exclusive collection of premium vehicles, weapons, apparel, and action threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia’s story."
That is the entire official description. There is no item list, no vehicle names, no count.
The first-party PlayStation Store listing adds only structure, not detail. At $99.99, the Ultimate Edition comprises: Grand Theft Auto VI, the Ultimate Edition Upgrade, the Vintage Vice City Pack, and one month of GTA+. The GTA+ month auto-renews, which is worth knowing before you pre-order.
The Vintage Vice City Pack is separate from the Ultimate Edition and is not exclusive to it — every pre-order gets it, and so does any purchase made before November 20, 2026.
Detailed inventories of the Ultimate Edition are nonetheless circulating: specific vehicle names, real-world equivalents, exact counts. We are not publishing them, and we would suggest treating any site that does with caution. They are not traceable to Rockstar’s announcement or to the storefront listings, which means they come from somewhere else — and "somewhere else" for an unreleased Rockstar game has a poor track record.
When Rockstar itemises the Ultimate Edition, this page will carry the list with the receipt attached. Until then, four bullet points from the PlayStation Store is the honest answer, and a longer answer would be a worse one.