Gangstar Mirage City Cars and Vehicles List

Vehicle guide at a glance

Are motorcycles, helicopters, planes, or boats available?

Recent Google Play and TapTap reviewers repeatedly ask for motorcycles, helicopters, planes, and boats to be added. None appears in the current 20-name road-vehicle directory, but player requests alone cannot prove that every account, event, or future update lacks them. Check the current vehicle collection and update notes before following an unlock claim.

• Check the latest version notes — Look for an official vehicle addition before using a claimed unlock route.

Known cars and vehicles

Use the inventory role and listed traits to match a car to the job. Racing vehicles favor speed tools, while Commuting vehicles cover passenger protection, rough-road travel, and combat support. Prices and acquisition requirements appear on the vehicle shop or unlock prompt.

Detailed vehicle guides

Open a vehicle page for its type, visible traits, acquisition checks, practical uses, videos, and troubleshooting.

• Mimosa vehicle guide — Commuting SUV traits, passenger use, and rough-road choices.
• Beekman vehicle guide — Passenger Protection, Blastproof I, and Commuter objectives.
• Rhea vehicle guide — Commuting type, Off-Road Boost, and vehicle objective checks.
• Jeepney vehicle guide — Taxi Takeover checks, passenger driving, and event availability.
• Faucher vehicle guide — Smuggler’s Run driving, upgrades, and Lowkey comparison.
• Kagemusha GZ location and racing guide — Find the racing supercar near the Mill’s Creek Taxi marker.
• OSPD car and Siren Sprint guide — Find an Essex (OSPD) and complete the 3,000-meter drive.
• Backbone hunting vehicle report — Review community hunting footage and verify the current vehicle card.
• Theseus tactical vehicle report — Check reported autopilot and weapon functions against the current build.
• Blackjack location and upgrade report — Use community routes as leads, then verify the current marker and vehicle card.
• Tricked Out ability and unlock report — Check the reported landmine ability and current acquisition prompt.

Jeepney vehicle gameplay

Jeepney is a driveable passenger vehicle in Gangstar Mirage City. Use the current unlock prompt to confirm its requirement, then test steering, braking and passenger use before spending upgrade resources. The gameplay video below shows the unlocked vehicle in free-roam driving; it does not establish a universal price or unlock level.

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Jeepney vehicle gameplay

Choose a video that matches the part of the mission you are playing. If playback is unavailable, use the YouTube fallback shown in the player.

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• Read the full Jeepney vehicle guide — Check the Taxi Takeover route and passenger-driving advice.

Faucher car guide

Faucher is a sports car in Gangstar Mirage City that can be used for Smuggler’s Run and high-speed driving. Check its vehicle screen for the current price, unlock route, traits and upgrade state before spending resources.

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Faucher car guide

Choose a video that matches the part of the mission you are playing. If playback is unavailable, use the YouTube fallback shown in the player.

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• Read the full Faucher vehicle guide — Use Faucher for Smuggler’s Run and choose upgrades by the route.
• Open the OSPD car mission walkthrough — Follow the vehicle objective wording and police-escape checks.

Vehicle roles and selection priorities

How to get and keep a useful car

• Use the first mission-provided or street vehicle until the garage, dealer and ownership rules are visible.
• Check whether a stolen vehicle can be stored, repaired, customized or recalled before investing in it.
• Confirm the required currency on the purchase screen; a displayed price does not establish that every currency is accepted.
• Record mission reward text before labeling a vehicle permanently obtainable.
• Keep one controllable mission car available before collecting rare or cosmetic vehicles.

Vehicle traits and upgrades

Lowlife Glider lists Nitrous Boost, ECU Enhancement, and Extreme Speed. Mimosa lists Passenger Protection, Off-Road Boost, and Bulletproof I; Beekman lists Passenger Protection and Blastproof I; Assembly lists Nitrous Boost and Off-Road Boost. Match upgrades to the trait and route instead of buying by quality label alone.

Best car by activity

Choose the next vehicle for the job

Compare the class, acquisition route, price, unlock state, traits, and current upgrade level shown on the vehicle screen. For performance, use the same route and driving conditions before replacing a car that already completes the mission reliably.

• Find a Commuting vehicle — Identify Mimosa, Beekman, and Rhea, then complete modify or sell objectives.
• Open the best cars decision guide — Role-based choices for missions, racing, and getaways.
• Open the missions hub — Match vehicle choice to story, Company, and Crew objectives.

Version and availability notes

Available now: Open-world driving, different-feeling cars, street racing, garages and Crew activities are part of the game.

May vary by account or version: Several vehicle classes, names, traits, acquisition routes, prices, unlock rules and comparable performance values remain incomplete or version-dependent.

Unlock levels, costs, rewards, conversion rates, and balance values can change by version or region. Follow the current in-game label when it differs.