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Police Cruiser

Bravado · Emergency

Police cruisers are visible throughout the first GTA VI trailer, and official material supports at least two distinct police sedans — a Bravado-badged cruiser and a Vapid-badged one — alongside the Buffalo STX Pursuit and a Brute Police Riot armoured truck. Multiple law-enforcement liveries appearing in the same footage suggests Leonida's policing is being modelled with more than one agency in mind, which would match a state-wide setting rather than a single city. Police vehicles have been in Grand Theft Auto since the beginning, and the pursuit vehicle is functionally part of the game's core loop rather than an optional purchase. Rockstar has published nothing about GTA VI police vehicle performance, wanted-level behaviour, availability to players, or how many agencies are represented, so none of that is recorded here. This page tracks the vehicles themselves and the official material they appear in, nothing further.

Police Cruiser — Vice City Cars concept artwork
ViceCityCars concept artwork — original illustration, not an official Rockstar Games image.

GTA VI

GTA VI appearance

Marked police cruisers appear throughout official Grand Theft Auto VI material — they are among the easiest vehicles in the game to identify, because Rockstar shows them repeatedly in trailer footage and screenshots. What is visible is the livery and body shape of the Leonida police package, not any information about how the cars behave in pursuit.

Previous games

GTA history

A police cruiser has been in every Grand Theft Auto game. The series has cycled through Crown Victoria-style sedans, the Vapid Stanier and, from Grand Theft Auto V onward, Charger-style Bravado cruisers. Each game redesigns the livery around its own state, so previous liveries are not a guide to Leonida.

Historical information only. Nothing from earlier games is carried across as GTA VI data.

Design

Real-world inspiration

The Police Cruiser appears to draw inspiration from The design appears to take inspiration from American police-package sedans, principally the Dodge Charger Pursuit, with a separate Vapid-badged cruiser echoing Ford's Police Interceptor.. 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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Specification

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Real-world inspiration
The design appears to take inspiration from American police-package sedans, principally the Dodge Charger Pursuit, with a separate Vapid-badged cruiser echoing Ford's Police Interceptor.

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.

  • Real-world inspiration: Dodge Charger Pursuit / Ford Police Interceptor

    Vice City Cars editorial assessment

    Design comparison only. Rockstar has not confirmed a real-world basis.

  • Model identification: Police Cruiser (Bravado and Vapid variants)

    Rockstar Games — GTA VI Trailer 1 · 04/12/2023

    Two distinct police sedans identified in official trailer footage.

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Official material

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  • Trailer 1 — Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 1Source →

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