In short: Rockstar showed two customisation shops tied to the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition: Rideout Customs, described as a lowrider and donk specialist, and One-Eyed Willie’s, reported to focus on pickups, off-roaders and custom paint. Ultimate costs $99.99 (Standard: $79.99). Whether Standard owners get other shops is unconfirmed.
Rideout Customs
Described by Rockstar as a car customisation shop in the lowrider and donk style (tall cars on big wheels). It appears in official Ultimate Edition material and gives players a place to transform how their vehicles look.
One-Eyed Willie’s
Press reports say One-Eyed Willie’s handles pickups and off-road vehicles plus custom paint. Rockstar has not explicitly attributed that detail, so we treat it as reported.
| Shop | Focus | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Rideout Customs | Lowrider and donk | Rockstar |
| One-Eyed Willie’s | Pickups, off-road and custom paint | Press reports |
Why it matters
The shops appear as Ultimate Edition perks ($99.99 vs $79.99 Standard, per The Shortcut on 24 June). Gfinity on 30 June says other shops for Standard owners are expected but not confirmed. Exclusive vehicles in the official gallery include the ’95 Grotti Cheetah, Shitzu Squalo, ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy, Classic Car Collection, Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles, Ganado Retro Build, Dinka Enduro motorcycle and Crest Kayak.
What we still do not know
- Prices for each modification.
- Whether the shops are open to Standard owners.
- Which cars accept which upgrades.
Checklist to test at launch
- Which upgrades each shop offers and what they cost.
- Whether the shops appear for Standard Edition owners.
- Whether Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie’s accept every car or only some.
- Whether customised cars can be sold to a fence.
This page will be updated with prices and catalogue on 19 Nov 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is Rideout Customs in GTA 6?
A lowrider and donk-style car customisation shop shown by Rockstar.
Is One-Eyed Willie’s confirmed?
The name appears in official images; the off-road and paint focus comes from press reports.
Are the shops exclusive to the Ultimate Edition?
They are presented as Ultimate perks. Other shops for Standard have not been confirmed.
Sources
- Rockstar Games — official GTA VI gallery
- The Shortcut, 24 Jun 2026 (pricing)
- Gfinity, 30 Jun 2026 (shops in the Standard edition)
Read also: Ultimate Edition · Vintage Vice City Pack · real cars behind the vehicles
The 5 Ultimate Edition shops
The two garages are part of a bigger package. According to Shacknews, the Ultimate Edition ($99.99) unlocks five shops during the campaign: Rideout Customs (vehicle customization, with interiors, rims and donk styling), One-Eyed Willie’s (in Lake Leonida, with off-road mods and hand-painted artistic paint), Sara’s Unisex Salon (hair for Jason and Lucia, beard for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia), Stock 305 (clothing with exclusive looks) and Electric Fang Tattoo (more than 50 tattoos signed by the FAILE collective).
What is still unclear
Access to the shops is Ultimate-exclusive, but coverage does not make clear whether each shop’s items are locked on other editions. Gfinity says other customization shops should exist for Standard buyers, but the wording is “expected”, with no confirmation from Rockstar. REPORTED: treat it as an expectation until launch on 11/19.
Customization across the series
In GTA IV you could only change a car’s color; in GTA V, customization grew to include performance and looks. Rockstar confirms vehicle customization returns in GTA 6.
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