Comet
Pfister · Sports
Two Comet variants are identifiable in official GTA VI material: a Comet Retro Custom in the first trailer, and a Comet S2 Cabrio in the first trailer and in Vice City promotional screenshots. The Comet has been part of the series since Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in 2002, which makes its return to the same city especially fitting, and Pfister has consistently used it as the brand's recognisable rear-engined coupe. The Retro Custom bodystyle leans on the older, narrower interpretation of the shape rather than the current one — a sensible choice for a game trading heavily on period aesthetics. As with every entry on this site, we are recording only what official material supports. No GTA VI price, top speed, drivetrain confirmation or purchase route has been published by Rockstar for either Comet variant, so those fields are deliberately empty rather than filled with figures carried over from Grand Theft Auto V.
GTA VI
GTA VI appearance
A low, round-headlamped sports coupe consistent with the Comet appears in official Grand Theft Auto VI material. The shape is distinctive enough to identify with reasonable confidence, but Rockstar has not named the car and has published nothing about how it performs, so we treat the appearance as an identification rather than a confirmation.
Previous games
GTA history
The Comet has been in the series since Grand Theft Auto: Vice City in 2002, where it was one of the cars that defined the game's coastline. Grand Theft Auto V and Online expanded it enormously — Comet Retro Custom, Comet SR, Comet S2 and Comet S2 Cabrio — while keeping the same basic silhouette recognisable across all of them.
Historical information only. Nothing from earlier games is carried across as GTA VI data.
Design
Real-world inspiration
The Comet appears to draw inspiration from The design appears to take inspiration from the Porsche 911, whose sloping roofline and round headlamp treatment the Comet has echoed for over twenty years of the series.. Rockstar Games has not confirmed any real-world basis, so this is an observation about the design rather than a licensed relationship.
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- Real-world inspiration
- The design appears to take inspiration from the Porsche 911, whose sloping roofline and round headlamp treatment the Comet has echoed for over twenty years of the series.
Source: Official Rockstar Games GTA VI material · Last verified 01/09/2026
Verification
Verified identification
Clearly visible in official material and identified with supporting evidence.
Variant: Comet S2 Cabrio
Rockstar Games — Vice City screenshots · 06/05/2025
Convertible variant visible in official screenshot material.
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Vice City Cars editorial assessment
Design comparison only. Rockstar has not confirmed a real-world basis.
Model identification: Pfister Comet Retro Custom
Rockstar Games — GTA VI Trailer 1 · 04/12/2023
Retro Custom bodystyle identified in official trailer footage.
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Official material
Spotted in
Returning vehicle
Series history
The Comet first appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002). Anything recorded from earlier games is historical only — it is not GTA VI data and we do not carry those figures across.
Heat Index™
How much attention will this attract?
Heat Index™ is an entertainment rating from Vice City Cars, not a confirmed game mechanic.
Where to find it
Known locations
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Community submitted photos of the Comet
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Genuine relationships
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