Stallion

Rockstar has shown this car more than almost any other and still has not named it. It is the red convertible Jason drives while Lucia leans out of the passenger seat firing back at a pack of bikes, with a burning sedan and a Brute Stockade filling the windscreen behind her. The same car carries the pair in the leaning-on-the-door screenshot and in the armed-and-waiting character art, so it works as their getaway ride across the whole marketing run.

The community reads it as the Declasse Stallion, a nameplate that has been in every 3D-era and HD-era entry since GTA III. The long bonnet, the chrome windscreen frame with its thin pinstripe and the wide, flat rear deck all line up with the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible of 1970 to 1972, which is where the Stallion has always taken its lines. Until a badge or Rockstar copy confirms it, treat the name as a reading rather than a fact.

Trailer 2 gives it the highway chase, shot from inside the cabin as Lucia fires on the bikers. Rockstar’s official screenshots add two calmer frames, one from above with the roof down and one of Jason and Lucia resting their arms on the driver’s door with the Vice City skyline behind them. The Jason and Lucia character art puts them back in it, pistols drawn.

That chase is the sequence Rob Nelson discussed when he said your AI partner is often a better driver than you are, which is covered in our character switching guide.

Declasse is Rockstar’s Chevrolet stand-in, and the Stallion shares its Cutlass roots with the Sabre Turbo. GTA V spawned the Stallion both as a hardtop and as a soft top; every GTA 6 sighting so far has the roof folded away.