GTA 6 Goes Full Pimp My Ride With A $1.3 Million Supercar You Can Buy

GTA 6 themed supercar.
GTA 6 themed supercar. Image: Selfridges Personal Shopping.
The highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI is set to finally drop next week, and Rockstar Games has continued to come up with unique ways to build hype for the game. Its latest moves brings one the series’ most iconic vehicles to life, but it’s a one-of-a-kind release that has a price tag to match its exclusivity.

Rockstar has teamed up with the legendary West Coast Customs, which has a long history of making killer custom cars, to bring the Grotti Cheetah to life. This supercar is a fan favorite that appears in GTA 5 and GTA Online and is an excellent way to whip around the vast city of Los Santos in style.

To properly recreate the Grotti Cheetah the companies used a Ferrari Testarossa, which was originally produced during the 1980s and 1990s. It comes “painted in Vice City’s signature pink and blue hues,” with the colors transitioning beautifully from the front to the back of the car. Unfortunately, there’s not much information as to what kinds of customizations were made to the interior, if any at all.

GTA 6 Merchandise.
GTA 6 themed goodies. Image: Selfridges Personal Shopping.

There’s only one of these cars available, and the fan that wants to buy it will need to have a hefty bank account as it carries a price tag of £1 million, or about $1.3 million. It’s currently on display at Selfridges Personal Shopping in London, England, giving both fans and interested buyers a chance to to get a closer look at this special supercar.

For fans with more modest means, the retailer will be dedicating a complete section of its brick-and-mortar stores to GTA 6 merchandise. Some of the items available are a stylish varsity jacket, a t-shirt and baseball hat sporting the logos of Leonida’s sports teams, board shorts that are vacation ready with a design filled with postcards and much more.

If you’ve got the budget for the car, drop Selfridges Personal Shopping a message here to express your interest.
Alan Velasco

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