Grand Theft Auto VI introduces a new gameplay loop that rewards players for restoring abandoned vehicles, adding depth to the open-world experience. This 'Classic Car Collection' special commission targets collectors and completionists who enjoy detailed restoration tasks within the game. The feature allows players to track down specific cars scattered across the map, providing a structured activity alongside standard missions.
New commission tasks players with reviving abandoned vehicles
Rockstar Games developed this content for the upcoming title, which continues to build anticipation among gaming audiences. The activity centers on an eccentric collector and local fixer named Wyman, who guides players through the restoration process. Players must locate unfinished project vehicles and abandoned classic cars to complete the commission objectives.
The restoration mechanic requires players to revitalize these vehicles to their former glory, mirroring the 'Barn Finds' feature found in Forza Horizon 6. This process involves identifying specific abandoned cars and applying the necessary repairs or upgrades to restore them. The activity integrates seamlessly into the game map, encouraging exploration to find these hidden automotive treasures.
Rockstar Games confirmed pricing details for the game on June 24, including a $100 Ultimate Edition that features this special commission. The inclusion of the Classic Car Collection in the highest tier edition provides additional value for dedicated fans. This pricing structure establishes the cost for accessing the full suite of game content and special activities.
Source: DEXERTO
