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Invetero Coquette image.
Car Type
Sports Class
193.12 km/h Top Speed
77/100 Handling
$138,000 at Legendary Motorsport Price
Invetero Manufacturer
2 Seats
Not published 0–60

Invetero Coquette

77/100 handling

One of the cheapest genuine Sports-class cars in the game, this Corvette C7-inspired Invetero still comes with a removable hardtop and access to the LS Car Meet's Drift Tuning.

Key Info

GameGTA 5
TypeCar
ClassSports
ManufacturerInvetero
Seats2
DrivetrainRear-wheel drive (RWD)
Mass1,400 kg
DimensionsL x W x HNot published

Performance

Top Speed193.12 km/h
0–60Not published
Handling77/100

More Info

Inspired ByCorvette C7 / 2014 Corvette Stingray
In-Game Price$138,000 at Legendary Motorsport

The Invetero Coquette has been in GTA Online since the game's original launch on September 17, 2013, priced at $138,000 from Legendary Motorsport. Its design draws from the Corvette C7 and 2014 Corvette Stingray, and it remains one of the cheapest vehicles genuinely classified as Sports rather than Sports Classics or Muscle.

How It Drives

Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Coquette at 193.12 km/h (120 mph), with a 1:05.416 lap time. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 81.56 speed, 82.50 acceleration, 26.67 braking, and 77.27 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale. That braking figure is on the low side for the class, so drivers used to harder late braking in more expensive Sports cars will need to adjust their approach into corners.

How to Get One

Buy it outright from Legendary Motorsport for $138,000, no reputation grinding, heist completion, or mission reward required. It's a straightforward purchase available from the moment a player has the cash, making it one of the more accessible entries into genuine Sports-class performance.

Customization Highlights

A full build runs $325,700 across every category at Los Santos Customs, more than double the car's original purchase price. Turbo tuning is the single largest line item at $50,000, followed by the Race Transmission at $40,000. The Coquette is also one of the few vehicles eligible for the LS Car Meet's Drift Tuning modification, though applying it disables every other performance upgrade, so it's a freemode-only choice rather than something to run in competitive races.

Comparison to Other Variants

Against the Coquette D5 (also Invetero, $1,730,000, 210.42 km/h fully upgraded), the base Coquette is far cheaper but noticeably slower, trading roughly 17 km/h of top speed for over $1.5 million in savings. Against the Coquette Classic (Chevrolet Corvette C2-inspired, $665,000, 190.30 km/h fully upgraded), the base Coquette is both cheaper and nearly as fast, making it the stronger budget pick between the two.

Is It Worth Buying?

At $138,000 for a top speed of 193.12 km/h, it's one of the strongest value picks in the entire Sports class, competitive with cars costing ten times as much. The weak braking and lack of default armor are real limitations, but for the price, few vehicles in the game offer this much performance per dollar spent.

Quick Tips

  • Buy it early, at $138,000 it's affordable well before most other genuine Sports-class vehicles Budget separately for the $325,700 full upgrade cost, it's more than double the purchase price Use the removable roof for cosmetic variety without any extra Los Santos Customs cost Only apply Drift Tuning in freemode, it disables every other performance upgrade while active Don't expect strong braking even fully upgraded, its 26.67 rating is on the low side for the class

How to Get It

Confirmed

Legendary Motorsport, $138,000 at Legendary Motorsport

Special Features

Removable roof, switches between Hardtop and Topless variants at Los Santos Customs Eligible for the LS Car Meet's Drift Tuning modification (disables other performance upgrades when applied) Eligible for Simeon's Export Requests and the Exotic Exports side mission

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Among the cheapest Sports-class vehicles at $138,000
  • Solid acceleration for its price point (82.50 on Rockstar's own scale)
  • Removable roof adds cosmetic variety without extra cost
  • Usable in standard races
Cons
  • Weak braking for a Sports-class car (26.67 on Rockstar's own scale)
  • Not bulletproof by default, a single homing missile, RPG, or sticky bomb destroys it even at 100% armor
  • Drift Tuning modification disables all other performance upgrades while active, an either-or tradeoff
  • Full upgrade cost of $325,700 is over double the car's original purchase price

Verdict

At $138,000, the Coquette punches well above its price bracket for a genuine Sports-class car, with acceleration and top speed that hold up against vehicles costing many times more. The tradeoff is weak braking and no armor by default, so it rewards careful driving more than aggressive late braking.

Trivia

  • Full upgrade cost at Los Santos Customs is $325,700 across all categories. Lap time fully upgraded: 1:05.416 (Broughy1322 test). Added to GTA Online on September 17, 2013, at the game's original launch. One of the few vehicles eligible for the LS Car Meet's Drift Tuning modification.
  • Fresh Meat (story mission) Sumo (adversary mode) Simeon's Missions (contact missions)
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