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Here is a list of all of the vehicles removed from GTA Online in the San Andreas Mercenaries update, which removes 180+ cars in total.

All Vehicles Removed from GTA Online in San Andreas Mercenaries Update

Grand Theft Auto Onlineā€™s new San Andreas Mercenaries update added a host of new activities and fixes. Hurrah! But thatā€™s not all itā€™s done. Itā€™s also removed some vehicles, meaning you can no longer purchase them from in-game dealerships. How many is some? Oh, over 180 vehicles in total. Just a few. So, to let you know if your vehicle of choice has exited the game, here are all the vehicles removed from GTA Online in the San Andreas Mercenaries update.

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List of All the Vehicles Removed from GTA Online After San Andreas Mercenaries Update

If you think 180+ sounds like a lot, youā€™re right. Rockstar put up a notice last week saying vehicles were going to be removed but didnā€™t say how many. Unsurprisingly, some players arenā€™t happy that their favorite vehicles are no longer available to purchase.

Some of these vehicles can apparently be grabbed off the street, so theyā€™re available to drive ā€” but itā€™s not quite the same. The vehicles have been pulled from two virtual dealerships, Southern San Andreas Super Autos and Legendary Motorsport.

Helpfully, Twitter user and GTA Online player MGgames100 has recorded all the removed vehicles from the San Andreas Mercenaries update, so weā€™re able to list them here. If you already own these vehicles, they wonā€™t have been yanked out of your personal collection. But if you havenā€™t purchased them, theyā€™re likely out of your reach.

Southern San Andreas Super AutosĀ 

2-Doors:

  • 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)
  • Sanking SWB
  • Bodhi
  • Dune Buggy
  • Rebel
  • Injection
  • Bison

Luxury:

  • Landstalker XL
  • Patriot
  • Contender
  • Landstalker
  • Gresley
  • Bailer
  • Cavalcade 2nd Gen
  • Cavalcade
  • Rocoto
  • Felon GT
  • Felon
  • Oracle

Motorcycles:

  • Wolfsbane
  • Esskey
  • Avarus
  • Zombie Bobber
  • Daemon (Bikers one)
  • Rat-Bike
  • Bagger
  • Faggio Mod
  • Fagio Sport
  • Cliffhanger
  • Enduro
  • Nemesis
  • Hakuchou
  • Innovation
  • Sovereign
  • Hot Rod Blazer
  • Bati 801RR
  • Ruffian
  • Vader
  • Blazer
  • PCJ 600
  • Sanchez (both versions)
  • Faggio
  • Akuma
  • Double-T
  • Hexer

Legendary Motorsport:

2-Doors:

  • 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 Surrano

4-Doors:

  • Stafford
  • Revolter
  • Raiden
  • XLS (both versions)
  • Roosevelt Valor
  • Roosevelt
  • Cognoscenti 55 (both versions)
  • Cognoscenti (both versions)
  • Bailer LWB (both versions)
  • Schafter LWB (both versions)
  • Exemplar Super Diamond

Bikes:

Thrust

Why Were Vehicles Removed From GTA Online?

According to Rockstar, they were ā€œremoved from in-game websites to streamline the browsing experience.ā€ That seems straightforward, if unfortunate, right? Except, when you get to the second part of that sentence, things get a little muddier.

The statement continues, ā€œThese vehicles will be made available via events showrooms, The Lucky Wheel, and other places.ā€ So you can get some of them in future, via timed events and so on. While we canā€™t 100% prove this is what Rockstar is up to, it looks as if theyā€™re trying to inject an extra note of FOMO (fear of missing out) into GTA Online. Fortnite, for example, has skins that are only available for a limited period of time. However, Epic hasnā€™t (so far) chosen to remove 180+ skins in one fell swoop.

In other words, if you want to buy Vehicle X, youā€™ll have to be in the right place at the right time, with a sufficiently flush in-game bank balance. On the subject of all vehicles removed from GTA Online in the San Andreas Mercenaries update, thatā€™s what you need to know.


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Chris McMullen is a freelance contributor at The Escapist and has been with the site since 2020. He returned to writing about games following several career changes, with his most recent stint lasting five-plus years. He hopes that, through his writing work, he settles the karmic debt he incurred by persuading his parents to buy a Mega CD. Outside of The Escapist, Chris covers news and more for GameSpew. He's also been published at such sites as VG247, Space, and more. His tastes run to horror, the post-apocalyptic, and beyond, though he'll tackle most things that aren't exclusively sports-based. At Escapist, he's covered such games as Infinite Craft, Lies of P, Starfield, and numerous other major titles.