The second delay of GTA 6 gives fans a whole year to guess what the final game will really offer.
While we’d all love to have the full game in our hands already, it’s also fun to dive into what little information we’ve got and come up with theories.
The GTA community is already buzzing about everything from new water physics to returning characters.
One of the latest topics?
The game’s cars and just how closely they resemble real-world vehicles.
Will GTA 6 Feature Real Cars?
GTA has always pushed the line with car designs that clearly nod to real models, but the trailers show these new vehicles might be even more recognizable than ever.
Some Reddit users have speculated that Rockstar might go as far as including officially licensed cars, letting big brands get exposure through one of the world’s biggest video games.
But there are a few problems with that idea.
GTA has always parodied real life, and suddenly taking money for product placements could ruin the game’s humor.
Many fans quickly pointed this out:
- “GTA is a psstake of modern America. Partnering with car companies goes against that completely. It’s not happening.”
- “Any real-world collaborations in GTA are usually with music artists, not car brands.”
- “I can’t think of anything worse than corporate partnerships killing my hype for this game.”
Another fan highlighted a practical issue: most car companies probably wouldn’t want their cars shown crashing into civilians on Vice Beach.
While it would be exciting to drive a Ferrari around Vice City, most fans agree that officially licensed cars are secondary compared to just getting the game released.
At the end of the day, if GTA 6 lives up to the hype, fans won’t be worrying too much about whether the cars are licensed, they’ll just be happy to play.
