Vehicle class
Grand Theft Auto V car builds
Classes use the game's own names, so what you pick here matches what you see in the garage.
Sports
114 cars
Super
66 cars
Muscle
92 cars
Sports Classics
51 cars
Compacts
18 cars
Coupes
19 cars
Sedans
45 cars
SUVs
51 cars
Off-Road
70 cars
Motorcycles
59 motorcycles
Vans
42 vans
Commercial
24 trucks
Industrial
12 vehicles
Utility
47 vehicles
Service
14 vehicles
Emergency
35 vehicles
Military
16 vehicles
Cycles
9 bicycles
What a Grand Theft Auto V build looks like here
Each build is written down part by part: the slot, the option fitted in it, and the name the game's own tuning menu gives that option. You can read it in the garage and work down it in order. Nothing is left as a screenshot and a guess about how it was done.
Browsing by vehicle class
The classes above are the ones Grand Theft Auto V uses itself, in its own words, so the class you pick here is the one you are looking at in the game. 18 classes have published builds so far. Pick a class, then a vehicle, and every build made for it is on that vehicle's page, split between the ones we shot ourselves and the ones players sent in.
Whether you can build it
Where a game has more than one version in circulation, the versions do not always offer the same parts. Every part on a build carries a tag saying which version it needs, and paint is tagged the same way when it is a custom color rather than one from the game's own palette. You find out before you start, rather than three slots in.