Recent news of GTA 6’s delay disappointed many fans, but there’s some good news on the horizon — the Mansion DLC for GTA Online is expected to release on December 9th. Alongside new luxury properties, players are anticipating a range of new vehicles. Below is a collection of well-supported predictions about what cars may be introduced in the upcoming DLC.

1. Lexus LFA
The long-awaited Lexus LFA remains one of the most desired vehicles among the GTA community. With its iconic V10 engine, the main question is whether Rockstar will save it for GTA 6, which may feature improved sound and driving mechanics, or introduce it now in GTA 5. Although long overdue, the LFA could finally arrive in the Mansion DLC.

2. Dominator GT (Hardtop Version)
After the soft-top Dominator GT Cabrio was released, players expected a hardtop version to follow. Rockstar has previously renamed and reissued cars, making the Dominator GT Coupe a likely addition. A high-performance HSW (Haos Special Works) variant could also be introduced, especially since the convertible version sold extremely well at $2.2 million.

3. Cybertruck
Previously predicted but yet to appear, the Cybertruck remains a strong candidate. Its simple design and popularity make it an easy and profitable choice for Rockstar. A parody version or an armored variant equipped with weapons could align perfectly with GTA’s signature humor and chaos.

4. Karin S95 Widebody
Given the success of previous widebody releases such as the Cheetah Widebody, a Karin S95 Widebody (inspired by the Subaru BRZ/Toyota 86) seems very likely. As one of America’s most modified cars in real life, this addition would resonate with car enthusiasts. The price is expected to be around $2.2 million, possibly without HSW capabilities.

5. Ferrari F50
Following the inclusion of the Ferrari F40-inspired Turismo Classic, the Ferrari F50 could be next. Known for its balanced driving dynamics and legendary V12 engine, this car would likely be priced near $2 million. Although it may not receive HSW upgrades, it would add to the game’s roster of classic supercars. Before exploring the latest cars like the LFA or Ferrari F50, some users prefer to start with cheap GTA modded accounts that already have the funds to purchase them.

6. Honda NSX (First Generation)
The first-generation Honda NSX is one of the most anticipated cars still missing from GTA Online. While the newer NSX-inspired Jester already exists, fans have been waiting since the Tuners DLC for the original model. This car would likely cost around $1.65 million and include extensive modification options to reflect its timeless design.

7. Ford GT40 (Bullet Classic)
A classic GT40-inspired model, potentially called the Bullet Classic, would be a nostalgic and stylish addition. Rockstar has occasionally introduced vehicles purely for their cultural or aesthetic value rather than profit. Estimated at around $1.85 million, it would appeal to collectors and classic car fans alike.

8. Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith (Vintage Luxury)
Given the Mansion DLC’s theme, vintage luxury cars such as a Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith from the 1940s–1960s would fit perfectly. While not expected to dominate sales, such vehicles would enhance the elegant, high-society atmosphere of the update. Pricing would likely stay under $1.6 million.

9. BMW M8 Competition
A BMW M8 Competition-inspired sports coupe is another realistic prediction. Following the addition of the i8, Rockstar could expand the BMW lineup with a high-performance grand tourer. Priced around $1.95 million, it would be an ideal candidate for HSW tuning upgrades.

10. Ferrari Purosangue (Parody SUV)
A Ferrari Purosangue-style SUV—possibly named differently in GTA—has long been anticipated. Although the existing Tauros (based on the Lamborghini Urus) fills a similar niche, Rockstar might still introduce this SUV with a higher price tag of around $2.4 million. However, it’s unlikely to feature real-life details such as the signature suicide doors.

11. Rolls-Royce Spectre
Finally, the Rolls-Royce Spectre, a sleek modern luxury coupe, seems perfectly suited for the Mansion DLC. Following Rockstar’s successful addition of Bentley-inspired vehicles, a Spectre equivalent would complement the update’s opulent theme. Expected to cost over $2.5 million, this car would emphasize style and prestige rather than speed or performance.

The upcoming Mansion DLC for GTA Online is shaping up to be one of the most stylish and luxurious updates yet. From iconic sports cars like the LFA and NSX to elegant grand tourers and vintage Rolls-Royces, Rockstar seems poised to blend performance with sophistication. While not all predictions may come true, one thing is certain — this update will redefine luxury living and automotive excellence in Los Santos.