GTA 6 editions and price: Standard vs Ultimate
Buying, platforms and install
GTA 6 costs $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition. Here is everything in each edition, the preorder bonus and the $20 upgrade.
Rideout Customs
Rideout Customs is a GTA 6 vehicle customization shop for interiors, rims and donk styling, open only with the Ultimate Edition.
Key facts
- Type
- Car mod shops
- Sells
- Interiors, rims, donk styling
- Access
- Ultimate Edition only
Rideout Customs is one of the five special destinations in the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition. Rockstar’s editions page says the shop turns ordinary vehicles into works of art, with detailed interiors, rims and donk styling. Like the other four, it is only open for business with the Ultimate Edition.
What Rockstar has shown
Rockstar’s editions page has three screenshots of the shop, and the same ones appear on Only in Leonida. Going by Rockstar’s own captions, they show:
- a gold two door car sitting high on gold rims with spade shaped designs
- a mechanic working underneath a car inside the shop while another man stands beside it
- a close up of the windshield and front interior of a gold custom car
Rockstar has not said where in Leonida the shop is, which vehicles it accepts, or what its work costs.
Is car customization locked?
GamesRadar noted that Rockstar’s material does not make clear whether vehicle customization itself needs these shops, or whether they only add unique options on top of what every player gets. That should become clear at launch.
Rockstar also says Ultimate Edition items are spread across Jason and Lucia’s story, with new ones uncovered in each chapter. It has not said at which point Rideout Customs opens.
Related Ultimate Edition content
The edition includes a second mod shop, One-Eyed Willie’s, for off road builds. Jason’s Vapid Ganado pickup also comes with its own exclusive mods. The Ultimate Edition costs $99.99, against $79.99 for the Standard Edition, according to TechRadar.
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