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By GamGem ResearchLast updated 31 Oct 2026

GTA 6 Tulip M-100: the Donk and the Stock Coupe

A donked-out Tulip M-100 pulling into a Stockyard car meet 27 seconds into Trailer 1, and a black stock one ahead of a biker gang in Rockstar’s Ambrosia screenshot. It copies a 1980 Chevrolet Malibu Coupe.

ManufacturerDeclasseClassMuscleSeats4
Based on
1980 Chevrolet Malibu Coupe

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 Tulip M-100
Our drawing of the Muscle class — not the in-game Tulip M-100

Tulip M-100 in GTA 6 — where it appears, the real car

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 Tulip M-100 been seen in GTA 6?

Shown, not stated

Yes — in an official screenshot.

Rear of black Tulip M-100 seen ahead of motorcyclists on thoroughfare (an official screenshot). 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.

Where is the Tulip M-100 in GTA 6?

Shown, not stated

Twice: donked out at a Stockyard car meet in Trailer 1, and stock and black ahead of a pack of bikers in an Ambrosia screenshot.

GTA Wiki’s Trailer 1 shot list has a donked Tulip M-100 pulling into a yard at a Stockyard car meet at 0:27, which GTA 6 Intel logs at the same second. In Rockstar’s Ambrosia screenshot, GTA Wiki sees the rear of a black stock Tulip M-100 on a major road ahead of Final Chapter MC motorcyclists.

Still open — Whether the donk is a separate vehicle or a customisation.

What is the Tulip M-100 based on?

Shown, not stated

A 1980 Chevrolet Malibu Coupe, barely changed — the Tulip’s younger, two-door sibling.

GTA Wiki and GTA 6 Intel both name the 1980 Chevrolet Malibu Coupe; GTA Wiki finds the 1978–1979 Malibu in the headlights and Impalas of 1975–1985 in the grille. Its GTA Online price fell from $1,658,000 to $894,800 on 14 May 2026, in Rockstar’s cut of 33 prices.

Still open — Rockstar never names the real car it draws from — this is a reading of the shape.

The four-door Tulip

Is “Tulip M-100” the official name of this vehicle in GTA 6?

Nobody has said

Not yet. “Tulip M-100” is a community identification from the car’s design and badges; Rockstar has not published it for GTA 6.

GTA Intel’s record for the Tulip M-100 places it from behind, ahead of the motorcyclists, in an official screenshot. It keeps what Rockstar printed apart from what editors inferred: this vehicle’s name is read from the car’s design and badges. The page therefore uses “Tulip M-100” as a label for what is in the footage, not as Rockstar’s word.

Still open — Whether Rockstar will use the same name when it names GTA 6’s traffic.

Has the Tulip M-100 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 Tulip M-100 cost in GTA 6?

Nobody has said

Not announced. The same car costs $894,800 in GTA Online, down from $1,658,000 since 14 May 2026.

Rockstar has published no GTA 6 vehicle prices. $894,800 is the price in GTA Online, the previous game, after Rockstar cut it from $1,658,000 on 14 May 2026 — GTA Wiki still lists the old figure. Nothing says GTA 6 will keep either.

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

How we checked this page

GTA Wiki and GTA 6 Intel agree on the Trailer 1 car meet at 0:27; the black stock car in the Ambrosia screenshot is GTA Wiki’s. Both name the 1980 Malibu Coupe. The price card follows Rockstar’s 14 May 2026 cut to $894,800, recorded by GTABase and Sportskeeda, rather than the older $1,658,000 GTA Wiki still lists.

Seen here, not proven there

  • Official screenshot
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)1 Nov 2026
  • The game itselfnot yet
  • Official screenshotGTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)Weak link
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)The game itselfUnverified

Evidence ledger

  • NameNamed

    The vehicle is called Tulip M-100.

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

  • Based onIdentified

    The model is drawn from the 1980 Chevrolet Malibu Coupe.

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

  • ManufacturerReading

    Manufacturer is Declasse.

    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 4.

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

Trailer timestamp route

  1. —

    Screenshot

    Rear of black Tulip M-100 seen ahead of motorcyclists on thoroughfare

    MediumSource

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 Tulip M-100: Rockstar has published none for GTA 6.
  • Its GTA 6 price: Rockstar has published no vehicle prices.
  • Whether it appears in a trailer: the frames we have are stills and artwork.
  • Whether Rockstar will use the name “Tulip M-100”: it has not named this vehicle.
  • Whether the player can buy, steal or keep it: nobody has said.

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