The financial layer for GTA VI

A price and value database — not a wiki, a news site or a guide. It covers vehicles, properties, businesses, weapons, shops, and the data model is ready for clothing, aircraft, upgrades, services, collectibles.

Accuracy comes before coverage. A short list of confirmed assets with honest unknowns is more useful than a long list of guesses — so if GTAEconomy says a number is verified, you can trust it.

Every record, and every individual figure, carries its own status. Nothing is treated as verified because it exists in the database.

An asset's status describes whether the asset itself is real: the ’95 Grotti Cheetah is officially confirmed by Rockstar, while its purchase price, resale value and fence value are all still unknown. Confirming a car never confirms its prices.

Confirmed

Officially confirmed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two, or verified in-game with evidence.

Observed

Seen in credible gameplay or media, but not yet fully verified.

Unverified

Reported, but not independently confirmed. Treat as provisional.

Unknown

The asset is known, but its economic information isn't available yet.

A record shows its source, the date it was verified and when it was last updated. A price marked confirmed needs either an official source or in-game screenshot evidence; evidence is kept for audit and never published, because gameplay screenshots are Rockstar's imagery.

Sources are also labelled by type — official (Rockstar or Take-Two), preview coverage, in-game, or community — so you can weigh a figure without leaving the page.

A figure that isn't known is stored as unknown and shown as “Not yet known” or “TBD”. Zero means free, or none. Price sorting lists unknown prices last instead of treating them as $0, and no calculation runs on a missing figure.

Prices change through game updates, so every change is recorded as a dated event:

• Initial pricesets the price
• Price changesets the price
• Saletemporary
• Promotiontemporary
• GTA+ pricetemporary
• Othertemporary

Calculated only when every input is known:

Resale percentage

resale value ÷ purchase price

Total investment

purchase price + required upgrades

Break-even time

total investment ÷ income per hour

Cost per performance point

purchase price ÷ performance score

Each category has its own weighted model, using only confirmed or observed prices. Rankings appear once enough records qualify. The current weights:

GTAEconomy is an unofficial fan-made resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

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No Rockstar Games artwork, logos or screenshots are used on this site. Asset names and facts are cited to their source on each page.