A real-life version of the Grotti Cheetah from Grand Theft Auto is now up for sale at Selfridges in London for £1 million (₹12,45,33,100). Based on the Ferrari Testarossa, the car has arrived in the UK ahead of GTA 6’s launch on November 19, 2026.
The car is part of a GTA-themed pop-up store at Selfridges’ Oxford Street outlet, where visitors can also pick up Vice City-themed merchandise, including T-shirts and caps.
In the game, Grotti is Rockstar’s fictional take on Ferrari, while the Cheetah takes inspiration from the Testarossa. The real-life replica gets a blue-and-pink paint scheme inspired by Vice City, along with pop-up headlights.
Built by West Coast Customs
The Cheetah is one of six replica cars West Coast Customs built for Rockstar. It is the only one being offered for sale.
The collection also includes real-world versions of other cars from the game, inspired by:
- Lamborghini Huracán
- McLaren Senna
- Chevrolet Corvette C8
- Cadillac Eldorado
- Buick Riviera
The cars have recently been seen cruising around Miami.
Rockstar’s real-life cars
This isn’t the first time Rockstar has brought one of its fictional cars into the real world. In 2013, the developer gave away a real-life Bravado Banshee, based on the Dodge Viper, to celebrate the launch of GTA 5.
The latest Cheetah replica brings another of the game’s recognisable cars to life, although owning it will require a much bigger budget than buying a copy of the game.
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Final Take
At ₹12 crore, the real-life Grotti Cheetah is an expensive piece of GTA memorabilia, but it brings a slice of Vice City to the real world.
