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By GamGem ResearchLast updated 1 Oct 2026

Gauntlet Classic Custom in GTA 6

A red Bravado muscle car parked near a Crosstown intersection in Trailer 1 at 0:45 — the same street corner as the Elegy Retro Customs. The design comes from the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona.

ManufacturerBravadoClassMuscleSeats2
Based on
1969 Dodge Charger Daytona

Identified

Identified in Rockstar’s footage by outside editors; Rockstar has not named it. Rockstar has published no vehicle statistics for GTA 6, so this page prints none.

Our drawing of the Muscle class, not the in-game Gauntlet Classic Custom
Our drawing of the Muscle class — not the in-game Gauntlet Classic Custom

Where the Gauntlet Classic Custom appears in GTA 6

Each answer carries how settled it is and who settled it. Where nobody has said, the card says that instead of guessing — and says what stays open even after the answer.

Has the Gauntlet Classic Custom been seen in GTA 6?

Shown, not stated

Yes — in Trailer 1 at 0:45.

Red Gauntlet Classic Custom parked near a Crosstown intersection (Trailer 1 at 0:45). These are identifications made from Rockstar’s own footage — Rockstar has not named the vehicle in any of them.

Still open — Whether it can be driven, bought or modified — none of that shows in a frame.

Has the Gauntlet Classic Custom been in earlier GTA games?

Stated

Yes — GTA Online.

The name returns from Rockstar’s earlier releases, which GTA Wiki lists for it. What carries over is the name and the maker; whether GTA 6’s model drives or costs the same is not known.

Still open — Whether anything beyond the name and the look carries over.

How much does the Gauntlet Classic Custom cost in GTA 6?

Nobody has said

Not announced. The same car costs $815,000 in GTA Online.

Rockstar has published no GTA 6 vehicle prices. $815,000 is the price in GTA Online, the previous game, as GTA Wiki records it; nothing says GTA 6 will keep it.

Still open — The GTA 6 price, and whether it can be bought at all rather than taken.

How we checked this page

The 0:45 frame is the same Crosstown shot the Elegy Retro Custom page cites; each page describes only its own car in it. The Charger Daytona model year is the record's reading, printed as such, since no frame shows a badge.

Seen here, not proven there

  • Trailer 1, 0:454 Dec 2023
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)1 Nov 2026
  • The game itselfnot yet
  • Trailer 1, 0:45GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)Strong link
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)The game itselfUnverified

Evidence ledger

  • NameNamed

    The vehicle is called Gauntlet Classic Custom.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • Based onIdentified

    The model is drawn from the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • ManufacturerReading

    Manufacturer is Bravado.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • ClassReading

    Class is Muscle.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • SeatsReading

    Seats is 2.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

Trailer timestamp route

  1. 0:45

    Trailer 1

    Red Gauntlet Classic Custom parked near a Crosstown intersection

    HighSource

Frames identified from Rockstar’s published footage by GTA Wiki editors (republished by GTA Intel), read 22 Sept 2026. An identification, not a statement by Rockstar — each card opens the video at that moment.Where we read it

What is still unknown

  • Top speed, handling and every other statistic of the Gauntlet Classic Custom: Rockstar has published none for GTA 6.
  • Its GTA 6 price: Rockstar has published no vehicle prices.
  • Whether Rockstar will use the name “Gauntlet Classic Custom”: it has not named this vehicle.
  • Whether the player can buy, steal or keep it: nobody has said.

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