GTA 6-styled car convoy, with a VCPD Lamborghini, spotted in Miami
Six to eight real cars wearing Leonida plates were filmed around Miami and Key Biscayne in mid-October, though Rockstar has said nothing.
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A group of real cars built to resemble Grand Theft Auto VI vehicles was filmed driving through Miami and Key Biscayne around October 15 and 16, according to GTABoom, with a Lamborghini in Vice City police colours drawing the most attention.
Rockstar Games has not commented on the convoy. GTA VI is due on November 19, per GTABoom.
What we know
GTABoom's account is assembled from footage and photos shared by people who saw the cars. The site credits the most widely circulated clips to the Miami account ONLYinDADE, which filmed the cars stopped at a gas station, along with Key Biscayne video from Uncle Ken and close-up photos from Andrew Blake Ames.
Based on those sightings, GTABoom describes:
- Six to eight cars travelling together, all fitted with plates from Leonida, the game's stand-in for Florida
- A Lamborghini Huracan with VCPD markings and lights
- A McLaren dressed as the in-game Progen Emerus
- A classic Ferrari styled as the Grotti Cheetah
- Two Albany muscle cars, one reportedly painted green with gold wheels and a zebra-print interior
- A GTA VI-branded blimp overhead during the gas-station stop
Each car reportedly had custom body kits, wraps and badging matched to a specific in-game model.
GTABoom notes there is precedent. In 2013, Rockstar worked with West Coast Customs on a single replica Bravado Banshee, built from a Dodge Viper, as a GameStop contest prize for GTA V. The site also places the convoy alongside earlier Vice City-themed beach gear, plane banners, signage and blimp flights seen around Miami.
What isn't confirmed yet
- Rockstar has not confirmed it is behind the convoy or released any list of the vehicles.
- The in-game names come from the wraps and badging, and the underlying donor cars are best guesses from sightings. GTABoom says this is why some reports count two Corvette-based cars and others count one.
- Several reports credit the builds to West Coast Customs, but that has not been confirmed by the shop or Rockstar.
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