Windsor Drop

The Windsor Drop has quietly changed owners. In GTA Online it was an Enus; the GTA 6 launch trailer shows a badge on the side that moves the model to Buckingham, Rockstar’s other British luxury marque. The car itself is the series’ Rolls-Royce Dawn stand-in, and the new version leans into that harder than ever.

Trailer 2 parks one next to a parking meter along Shore Drive in Vice Beach at 2:05, which is about as on-brand a location as a six-figure drophead can ask for.

The four-door, long-wheelbase layout of the Online version is gone. The GTA 6 car is a proper two-door with rear-hinged suicide doors, the first time that door arrangement has appeared on a car anywhere in the series. The front bumper has been reworked as well, with a more rounded lower grille and slim intakes tucked up near the headlights.

Four separate official sources have it: the Trailer 2 street scene, a scroll-driven animation with Jason and Lucia on the promotional website, a background appearance during the motorcycle escape in An Extended Look, and the launch trailer at 0:48, boot open on Shore Drive, where the Buckingham badge settled the manufacturer question.