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- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
A Testarossa underneath, Vice City paint on top
The car is a customised Ferrari Testarossa, built to match the in-game Grotti Cheetah. It has a 4.9-litre naturally aspirated V8, lowered suspension, track-ready tyres and custom-stitched Italian leather upholstery, finished in the pink-and-blue Vice City fade. Selfridges lists it at £1 million through its Personal Shopping service, by appointment only. There is no add-to-basket option at this price.
One of six GTA 6 cars West Coast Customs built
West Coast Customs recreated six of the game's cars for the launch: the Grotti Cheetah, the Progen Emerus, the Invetero Coquette, the Albany Buccaneer, the Albany Manana and the Pegassi Tempesta. Only the Cheetah has a confirmed price. The cars were photographed together in Miami wearing Leonida plates, and the Cheetah was flown to London for the Selfridges display. West Coast Customs posted on November 9: "We're incredibly proud to have partnered with Rockstar Games to bring the custom in-game Grotti Cheetah from Grand Theft Auto VI to life." The car is on show at Selfridges' Corner Shop in London from November 9 to November 28.
Rockstar and West Coast Customs did this before
In 2013, the two companies unveiled a real Bravado Banshee for Grand Theft Auto V, built from a 2006 Dodge Viper SRT-10 and valued at $180,000 at the time. The Cheetah has been part of the series since Grand Theft Auto III in 2001, and in the original Vice City it was drawn from the Testarossa, the car Miami Vice made famous on television. Building the real thing over an actual Testarossa closes that loop. No official video of the car has been released; footage circulating online is fan-shot.
The Grotti Cheetah is on display at Selfridges' Corner Shop in London until November 28, 2026, priced at £1 million through Personal Shopping. Grand Theft Auto 6 launches November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S.
