Grotti Furia
Three different Ferraris, the 488 Pista, SF90 Stradale, and Pininfarina Battista, blend into this AWD hypercar's design, and it's one of the rare Super-class cars obtainable entirely free through a specific heist route.
Key Info
| Game | GTA 5 |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
| Class | SUPERCAR |
| Manufacturer | Grotti |
| Seats | 2 |
| Drivetrain | All-wheel drive (AWD) |
| Mass | 1,898 kg |
| DimensionsL x W x H | Not published |
Performance
| Top Speed | 195.94 km/h |
|---|---|
| 0–60 | Not published |
| Handling | 81/100 |
More Info
| Inspired By | A blend of high-performance Ferraris |
|---|---|
| In-Game Price | $2,740,000 |
The Grotti Furia arrived with The Diamond Casino Heist update on December 19, 2019, priced at $2,740,000 at Legendary Motorsport. Its design blends three different high-performance Ferraris, the 488 Pista at the front, the SF90 Stradale at the rear, and the Pininfarina Battista along the side profile, and it's one of the few Super-class vehicles obtainable entirely for free through a specific heist approach.
How It Drives
Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Furia at 195.94 km/h (121.75 mph), with a 1:00.594 lap time, among the faster tested times in the Super class. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 86.49 speed, 91.25 acceleration, 33.33 braking, and 81.82 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale, adding up to a 73.22 overall rating. That acceleration figure is genuinely strong, and paired with AWD, the Furia gets off the line with real confidence, though the braking rating trails its other stats.
How to Get One
Buy it outright from Legendary Motorsport for $2,740,000, or unlock the $2,055,000 trade price by completing The Diamond Casino Heist Finale as leader using the "Big Con: Yung Ancestor" approach with the Furia selected as the getaway vehicle. It can also be earned entirely free as a Career Progress Reward on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S by completing Tier 4 of The Diamond Casino Heist, and it periodically appears as a Podium Vehicle at the Lucky Wheel in the Diamond Casino & Resort.
Customization Highlights
A full build runs $374,350 across every category at Los Santos Customs. Turbo tuning is the single largest line item at $50,000, followed by the Race Transmission at $40,000. Ten livery designs are available, including Pisswasser and Globe Oil, and the front bumper category alone offers nine distinct splitter styles.
Comparison to Other Variants
Against the Pegassi Tempesta (also a Super-class car with AWD, $1,329,000, 195.53 km/h fully upgraded), the Furia is significantly more expensive but has notably better braking and a higher overall rating. Against the Grotti Cartuccia GT (a newer Grotti-branded Super car, $2,395,000, 223.70 km/h fully upgraded), the Cartuccia GT is considerably faster in a straight line, though the Furia's free-reward acquisition path makes it the more accessible of the two.
Is It Worth Buying?
If earned through the Diamond Casino Heist Finale or the Career Progress Reward, absolutely, it's a genuinely strong Super-class car at zero cost. Bought outright at $2,740,000, it's a harder sell against similarly priced or cheaper alternatives with comparable stats, so the buying decision should factor in whether the free paths are realistically available to you.
Quick Tips
- Complete The Diamond Casino Heist Finale as leader using the "Big Con: Yung Ancestor" approach with the Furia selected to get it free PS5 and Xbox Series X|S players should check Tier 4 Career Progress Reward eligibility before paying full price Watch the Lucky Wheel at the Diamond Casino & Resort, the Furia periodically appears as a free Podium Vehicle Budget separately for the $374,350 full upgrade cost Don't expect strong braking even fully upgraded, its 33.33 rating trails its otherwise strong stats.
The 90% “No” price rests on a commitment-stacking thesis: every official decision built around November 19 makes another postponement harder to execute without disrupting marketing, customer expectations and revenue planning. The residual 10% for “Yes” recognizes that Take-Two has already accepted those costs once when it moved the game from May 26, 2026.
The $79.99 decision turns a date into a commercial commitment
Reuters reported on June 24 that Take-Two priced Grand Theft Auto VI at $79.99 and stuck to the November 19 launch. That matters because a price announcement is a customer-facing commercial decision, giving the date greater weight than an isolated development target. Official Rockstar and Take-Two materials also continued to show November 19 as of July 29.
Market inference: price, date and official communications are now aligned across several parts of the launch plan. A further postponement would require Take-Two to reverse a recently reaffirmed public position and revise the expectations attached to its largest announced release. This alignment supplies the strongest causal explanation for “No” holding a nine-to-one lead.
The timing sharpens that inference. Fewer than four months separate the July 29 evidence cutoff from November 19. Each week without a changed date shortens the period in which a new production problem could force an official postponement. Silence alone is weak evidence, but silence combined with an explicit June reaffirmation carries more information.
How to Get It
Legendary Motorsport, or as a Bonus Reward, $2,740,000
Special Features
Pros & Cons
- Strong acceleration (91.25 on Rockstar's own scale, among the highest in its class)
- Genuine AWD grip paired with solid handling (81.82 on Rockstar's own scale)
- Can be earned for free through a specific Diamond Casino Heist Finale approach
- One of the fastest tested lap times in the Super class at 1:00.594
- Weak braking relative to its acceleration (33.33 on Rockstar's own scale)
- Not bulletproof by default, a single homing missile, RPG, or sticky bomb destroys it even at 100% armor
- If obtained as a free reward, resale value is capped at 10% of the upgrades installed, not the vehicle itself
- $2,740,000 price sits at the higher end of the Super class if bought outright
Verdict
Trivia
- Full upgrade cost at Los Santos Customs is $374,350 across all categories. Lap time fully upgraded: 1:00.594 (Broughy1322 test). Added to GTA Online on December 19, 2019, as part of The Diamond Casino Heist update. Confirmed to return in Grand Theft Auto VI, its rear is visible in the game's first trailer. The in-game vehicle description references "selling your second kidney," a callback to the Itali GTO's own description.
Featured In
- The Diamond Casino Heist Finale ("Big Con: Yung Ancestor" getaway vehicle) Exotic Exports (Auto Shop side mission, as a target vehicle) Grand Theft Auto VI, Trailer 1