Fortunately, Rockstar Games has officially kicked off this year's final major Grand Theft Auto Online update in a way that breathes new life into the in-game motor scene on a scale not seen before since GTA Online's Los Santos Tuner's expansion. From luxury sedans to rubber-burning hyper-cars, over six vehicles included in The Contract can be taken for a spin across the map. However, there is a slight catch in obtaining a few of them that many players might overlook.
Roughly 4GBs across all gaming platforms, the only requirement to access the content is that players need to boot up the game with GTA Online's The Contract DLC installed. From there, all players need to do is open their in-game phone, then open the sponsored advert for Dynasty8 Executive to buy an Agency and begin The Contract missions in GTA Online.
How To Buy The Contract Vehicles in GTA Online
Most GTA Online players will agree that Los Santos is more than just a pretty face, as in-game cash can be used to buy outfits, lavish apartments, and, more importantly, cars. Out of the seven vehicles included immediately in the update, six new of them are up on Legendary Motorsports, except for the Bravado Buffalo, as it is on San Andreas Super Autos. For players looking to save some GTA$, try to buy these vehicles at Trade Price, unlocked by engaging in Agency events.
What Vehicles Are In GTA Online: The Contract
For the ever-growing Grand Theft Auto Online racing community, 17 vehicles are added in this update. With that said, only seven are available for purchase immediately from in-game websites, with the rest being unlocked as part of GTA Online The Contract event weeks. Nevertheless, all the vehicles are lightweight and speed-focused, so for players who need to put the pedal to the metal and get from A to B as quickly as possible, be sure to check the following listed rides out.
- Pfister Astron ($1,580,000) - A crossover SUV based on the Porsche Macan.
- Lampadati Cinquemila ($1,740,000) - A four-door luxury sedan based on the Maserati Quattroporte VI.
- Pegassi Ignus ($2,765,000) - A hypercar mainly based on the Lamborghini Sián FKP 37.
- Enus Jubilee ($1,237,500 to $1,650,000) - A luxury SUV based on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan.
- Enus Deity ($1,383,750 to $1,845,000) - A luxury full-size sedan based on the second-generation Bentley Flying Spur.
- Dewbauchee Champion ($2,246,250 to $2,995,000) - A two-door coupé based on the Aston Martin Victor.
- Bravado Buffalo STX ($1,612,500 to $2,150,000) - A four-door sports sedan based on the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat.
The following ten vehicles will be available later through additional Grand Theft Auto Online opportunities, which means that certain in-game conditions must be met for them to be obtained. For the uninitiated, these agency events usually involve players getting their hands dirty by whacking targets. Doing so unlocks new vehicles in GTA Online, plus additional weapons, items, and more.
Grand Theft Auto Online is available now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, with PS5 and Xbox Series X/S support planned for March 2022.