How To Get Cars Taken Away In GTA Online:
With the San Andreas Mercenaries DLC, more than 180 cars could no longer be bought in GTA Online. However, many new cars were additionally added to the game.
Even though there are a lot of new things, people aren’t too happy that so many cars have been taken away.
But there are still opportunities to buy the cars that were taken away within GTA Online, and you can still add them to your carport. In this piece, we’ll show you how to do that step-by-step.
Rockstar said that the cars that were taken away “would be available through incidents, showrooms, The Lucky Wheel, and a variety of places.” 71 of them remain capable of being stolen off the street, yet 123 of them can’t be gotten at all right now.
Rockstar took away a lot of fan-favorite cars from GTA Online in June, which hurt how well the game’s big summer update was received.
Even though taking away cars might not bother every GTA fan, those who liked them or had goals that involved them are probably upset and looking for ways to get them back in their games.
Luckily, a few players have figured out how to retrieve the cars that Rockstar took out of the game. There are no hacks or cheats in these methods; they are the only ways for obtaining the cars which were taken out of GTA.
How To Get Cars Taken Away:
In GTA Online, the easiest way to get old cars is to buy them during the LS Car Meet. But for this to work, you need to know someone who already owns one of the cars you would like to buy.
Once this condition is met, take the car within question to the LS Car Meet. Now, stand closer to the car to get a message asking if you want to buy it.
Click the button that pops up to complete the buy, and then choose one of your spaces to put the car in. This approach works on all platforms, but some removed weapons cars aren’t allowed in the LS Car Meet, so it won’t work for those.
In GTA Online, you can now buy cars that have been taken out of the game from the Vinewood Car Club. Go to this place in Los Santos as well as stand near the car you want to buy to get a similar message as during the LS Car Meet.
This method works only if you have GTA+, which is a shame. Within the San Andreas Mercenaries update, there is another way for players on all systems to get cars that have been taken away.
The Second Way:
At the LS Car Meet, players with an Xbox Series X/S as well as PlayStation 5, especially those who don’t have a GTA+ registration, can buy any of the banned cars from those who already own them.
At the Los Santos Car Meet, players can buy a copy of someone else’s car. This is a great way to get a car that has been taken out of the game. But this function is only available on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox One X/S versions of GTA Online. PCplayers won’t be able to use it.
Here are some other options for players on older versions of the game, such as the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, as well as PC. Look at the list.
Some cars will become accessible at places like Luxury Autos, Simeon’s showroom, and Test Ride in LSCM. With these, people might be able to get the ones old cars again.
If a person owns the Auto Shop, they may purchase the cars of other players there. Winning certain cars at the Casino Podium as well as Prize Ride within LSCM as they become open.
Along with to the above ways, there are a few glitches and cheats that can be used to get lost cars. Players should be careful about doing this, though, because Rockstar will remove accounts that hack, change, or otherwise mess with the game.
Full List Of Cars That Have Been Taken Out Of GTA Online Stores:
Below is a full list of all the cars and bikes that can no longer be bought in-game for GTA Online as of the thirteenth of June 2023. The list was put together by people on the GTA Forums.
- Peyote Gasser
- Zion Classic
- Nebula Turbo
- Issi Sport
- Vamos
- Futo
- Ruiner
- Romero
- Prairie
- Michelli GT
- Fagaloa
- Hermes
- Retinue
- Tornado Rat-Rod
- Massacro Racecar
- Jester Racecar
- Pigalle
- Blade
- Picador
- F620
- Fusilade
- Penumbra
- Sentinel
- Rat-Loader
- Schwartzer
- Zion Cabrio
- Zion
- Gauntlet
- Vigero
- Issi
- Seminole Frontier
- Dynasty
- Tulip
- BeeJay XL
- FQ2
- Serrano
- Habanero
- Cheburek
- Streiter
- Franken Stange
- Jackal
- Oracle Xs
- Schafter
- Surge
- Warrener
- Regina
- Primo
- Buffalo
- Buffalo S
- Tailgater
- Asea
- Ranger
- Ingot
- Intruder
- Minivan
- Premier
- Radius
- Stanier
- Stratum
- Washington
- Asterope
- Paradise
- Fugitive
- Dilettante
- Hellion
- Riata
- Seminole
- Kalahari
- Rebel (Clean)
- Sandking SWB
- Bodhi
- Dune Buggy
- Rusty Rebel
- Injection
- Bison
- Landstalker XL
- Patriot
- Contender
- Landstalker
- Gresley
- Baller
- Cavalcade
- Cavalcade II
- Rocoto
- Felon GT
- Felon
- Oracle
- Wolfsbane
- Esskey
- Avarus
- Zombie Bobber
- Daemon
- Rat-Bike
- Bagger
- Faggio Mod
- Faggio Sport
- Cliffhanger
- Enduro
- Nemesis
- Hakuchou
- Innovation
- Sovereign
- Hot Rod Blazer
- Bati 801RR
- Ruffian
- Vader
- Blazer
- PCJ 600
- Sanchez
- Faggio
- Akuma
- Double-T
- Hexer
- Legendary Motorsport
- Tigon
- Imorgon
- Zorruso
- Locust
- Neo
- Paragon R
- S80RR
- Deviant
- Stafford
- Swinger
- Comet SR
- Hustler
- 190Z
- GT500
- Viseris
- Savestra
- SC1
- Cyclone
- Rapid GT Classic
- XA-21
- Torero
- Ruston
- GP1
- Raptor
- Lynx
- ETR1
- Tyrus
- RE-7B
- Seven-70
- 811
- Verlierer
- Brawler
- Coquette BlackFin
- Stirling GT
- Furore GT
- Jester
- Alpha
- Z-Type
- Stinger GT
- Stinger
- JB700
- Cheetah
- Entity XF
- Cognoscenti Cabrio
- Coquette
- Feltzer
- Infernus
- 9F Cabrio
- 9F
- Comet
- Vacca
- Bullet
- Carbonizzare
- Voltic
- Rapid GT Cabrio
- Rapid GT
- Surano
- Stafford
- Revolter
- Raiden
- XLS
- Roosevelt Valor
- Roosevelt
- Cognoscenti 55
- Cognoscenti
- Baller LE
- Schafter LWB
- Exemplar
- Super Diamond
- Thrust
- Warstock Cache & Carry
- Verus
- Squaddie
- Lifeguard
- Blazer Lifeguard
- Mesa
- Liberator