Top 10 Fastest and Best Cars in GTA 5 (V)

GTA 5 is still a very popular game from its first release until now and has had a very large fan base by constantly adding new content to it.

The latest car is just one example among the ongoing changes that are in GTA V. And they are very expensive, which is why most people only have a few supercars.

However, it is unheard of that someone owns most of the fastest cars in the game. The price of a single car can cost you well over $1 million, and a typical theft will cost you hundreds of thousands.

Regardless, the car’s performance, design and cost all count towards the rankings as we explore some of the best vehicles in GTA V.

10. Ocelot XA-21

The Ocelot XA-21 looks like a hypercar, but did you know that it is actually a supercar. This vehicle is one of the most expensive to buy in Grand Theft Auto V, selling for $2,375,000.

You have to complete several online heists to buy this car or complete a number of regular missions. But most gamers would probably prefer to buy a car via microtransactions, and it’s probably worth the cost.

It’s likely the Ocelot XA-21 was inspired by the Jaguar C-X75. Because this car has similarities with vehicles such as the McLaren P1 and the Koenigsegg Regera. Ocelot XA-21 is not only beautiful but will also make it difficult for opponents in terms of racing.

9. Pegassi Infernus

The Infernus has been in GTA games since GTA 3. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, the Infernus is one of the top vehicles in terms of speed and handling. It should be noted that the Infernus is based on the Lamborghini design.

Even in GTA 5, the Infernus remains one of the most desirable cars. In the previous GTA game series, Infernus competed for the top spot with Cheetah. Even today, the rivalry between the two cars still continues.

8. Emperor ETR1

According to the site gtabase.com, the Emperor ETR1 has a top speed of 195 mph, weighs 1,400 KG, and can be purchased for $1,995,000. While the stats are awesome, it’s not the best value for the price.

Besides that, the Emperor ETR1’s design is likely inspired by cars like the Lexus LF Lc Vision Gran Turismo, Gazoo Racing Lexus LFA, and possibly the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3.

If the giant rear spoiler isn’t impressive, then the carbon-coated undercarriage might be more appealing. This vehicle is more than fast enough to meet the needs of traveling around the city in GTA V.

7. Entity XF

The Entity XF isn’t the fastest hypercar, but the Entity XF has great handling for the speed it can reach. If you want to drive one of the smoothest cars in the game, we recommend this Entity XF.

Cars in GTA games are based on real vehicles but are given fictitious names. Without a doubt, Entity XF is based on the Koenigsegg CCX design.

A few changes were added to the GTA version, but apart from that, the Entity XF remains a coveted car.

6. Grotti Turismo R

GTA V developers are getting more creative in designing vehicles. Despite only imitating real vehicle designs, Rockstar has taken a different approach to its cars. For example, such as combining vehicle designs with other designs, resulting in a very brilliant line of hybrid cars.

The design of the Grotti Turismo R is heavily inspired by the McLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari. It is possible that some of the vehicle’s features were inspired by the Lamborgini Sesto Elemento and Arash AF8.

5. Progen Italia GTB Custom

While the previous GTA series only included a few supercars, in GTA 5 Rockstar North has added a lot to it. The number of vehicles in Grand Theft Auto V is fewer but not far from the number in the open-world racing games Forza Horizon, Microsoft and Turn 10 Studios.

The Progen Italia GTB Custom, which retails for $495,000, was added as part of the Import/Export update. The update includes several supercars, sports cars and other vehicles. It seems the Italian GTB Custom’s design was inspired by several different McLarens.

4. Pegassi Zentorno

This stunning hypercar was introduced as part of the High Life Update. High Life Update brings vehicles such as the Dewbauchee Massacro, Enus Huntley S, Vapid Dominator, and of course the Pegassi Zentorno. The headlights of the Zentorno may be inspired by the Acura NSX.

Its sleek design is reminiscent of the Lamborghini Veneno. This car has above average handling and can give most other hypercars a troubled time in a race. The Zentorno is another high-powered Pegassi car found in GTA 5.

3. Grotti X80 Proto

This prototype hypercar was fast enough that it couldn’t possibly be street legal. GTA 5 breaks all the rules to give players an experience like no other. Buying a Grotti X80 Proto for $2.7 million is a justifiable purchase for most players.

In addition, the design of the Grotti X90 Proto is likely inspired by the Ferrari F80 Concept and possibly the Lamborghini Veneno. Although the height is less than other supercars, this car deserves to be a display vehicle.

2. Vapid FMJ

Although not the fastest car in GTA 5, this car has a high selling point. To buy the FMJ Vapid you have to spend $1,750,000.

Cars like the 2022 Ford GT and Aston Martin Vulcan most likely influenced the Vapid FMJ’s design.

Meanwhile, this car has a rear spoiler and a sleek look that makes it suitable for racing.

The production values of Grand Theft Auto V are out of this world. By containing one of the most extensive range of cars we have seen to date.

1. Dewbauchee Vagner

The Dewbauchee Vagner is one of the fastest cars in Grand Theft Auto V. Almost everyone wants to own this vehicle. It took time and dedication to buy the Dewbauchee Vagneri.

The car retails for $1,535,000 and has a design heavily inspired by the Aston Martin Valkyrie.

Alternatively, you can raise as much as $1.5 million to buy it, and it can be purchased indirectly through microtransactions.

Fortunately, Grand Theft Auto V microtransactions are one of the best options by not limiting gameplay but rather a way of adding to your money savings.

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