Which edition

Standard or Ultimate — tick only the differences you actually want, and see whether they add up to the price step.

Your inputs

VehiclesVariety and reach across road, dirt and water.WeaponsMore options for different combat styles.ShopsAccess to items and services sold nowhere else.Mission contentExtra story content with its own payout.Car restorationA long activity with cosmetic rewards.Second garageMore storage, and somewhere else to keep it.CosmeticsPersonalisation and role-play.

Your result

Standard

what you picked is worth less than the step up

You picked: 0 of 7
Estimated worth: $0–$0
Price step: $20

You give up — 7

6Vehicles6 exclusive vehicles, road and water
3–4Weaponssources disagreeA revolver pair and personalised sidearms
5ShopsCustoms, salon, streetwear, tattoo, off-road
1–2Mission contentsources disagreeA compound raid, and a classic-car commission
1Car restorationWyman's classic-car commission
1Second garageParadise Garage, with the buggy
50+CosmeticsOutfits and tattoos for Jason and Lucia

Assumptions

The prices and the contents are the publisher’sBoth editions, their prices and what is in each come from Rockstar’s own lineup. The step between them is counted from those two prices, never written down here.
What each difference is WORTH is our estimateNobody has played the game, so every row carries a low and a high rather than one figure. The editions page shows the reasoning behind each one.
A straddled range is a real answerWhen the cautious total is under the price and the generous total is over it, the tool says so instead of averaging two honest numbers into one confident one.
A disputed count stays disputedWhere sources disagree — “3–4 weapons”, “1–2 missions” — the range is kept and marked, here as on the page it came from.

Contents and prices are Rockstar’s; the value placed on each difference is ours and is an estimate. This tool compares what you said you want against the price step — it does not predict how much you will enjoy anything.