Grotti Cheetah real-life car on sale in London, Digi Mart USA News (London, United Kingdom): The Grotti Cheetah is a fictional sports car from the Grand Theft Auto series, with Grotti serving as Rockstar’s take on Ferrari. To celebrate the release of GTA 6, Rockstar has teamed up with West Coast Customs to build a real-life version of the car.
According to Insider Gaming, the project is based on a Ferrari Testarossa that was extensively modified to resemble its in-game counterpart. The one-of-a-kind vehicle is now on sale at London’s luxury department store Selfridges as part of the “Visit Vice City at The Corner Shop” promotion, with an asking price of £1 million, equivalent to roughly $1.3 million.
The car features GTA 6’s signature blue and pink colour scheme. Its front end carries the Grotti emblem, which replaces Ferrari’s prancing horse with a rearing rabbit.
According to the source, images and video of the car shared by the GTA GFX account on X, along with first photos from the Selfridges display circulating on Reddit, have drawn attention to the vehicle.
According to Hypebeast, the Cheetah is powered by a naturally aspirated 4.9-litre V8 engine. The source notes that it is unclear whether the car will be road-legal.
Given the high price, demand is unlikely to be overwhelming, though the car is expected to draw curious onlookers at Selfridges.
For fans who cannot afford the real vehicle, the source notes that players will be able to drive a Grotti Cheetah in GTA 6 in just a few days, in the virtual streets of Vice City.
