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Car Type
195.53 km/h Top Speed
90/100 Handling
$745,000 Price
Pfister Manufacturer
2 Seats
Not published 0–60

Pfister Comet Retro Custom

90/100 handling

A Benny's widebody conversion of the base Pfister Comet, built around a Rauh-Welt Porsche 930 look with strong handling that trades off some of the base car's speed.

Key Info

GameGTA 5
TypeCar
ManufacturerPfister
Seats2
DrivetrainRear-wheel drive (RWD)
Mass1,200 kg
DimensionsL x W x HNot published by Rockstar

Performance

Top Speed195.53 km/h
0–60Not published
Handling90/100

More Info

Inspired ByRauh-Welt Porsche 911 930
In-Game Price$745,000

The Pfister Comet Retro Custom arrived with the Import/Export update on December 23, 2016. Unlike most vehicles, it isn't a direct dealership purchase, players first buy the standard Pfister Comet for $100,000, then convert it into the Retro Custom variant at Benny's Original Motor Works for an additional $645,000, bringing the total cost to $745,000.

How It Drives

Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Comet Retro Custom at 195.53 km/h (121.5 mph), with a 1:04.615 lap time, slightly slower than the base Comet it's converted from. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 81.56 speed, 85.00 acceleration, 26.67 braking, and 90.05 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale. That strong handling number is the car's standout trait, and it holds up well through corners even though its braking trails behind.

How to Get One

Buy the standard Pfister Comet from Legendary Motorsport or Benny's Original Motor Works for $100,000 first, then take it to Benny's Original Motor Works and pay $645,000 to convert it into the Retro Custom. There's no way to skip the base Comet purchase, the conversion only applies to a vehicle you already own.

Customization Highlights

A full build runs $553,544 across every category, nearly matching the $745,000 purchase and conversion cost combined. Benny's-exclusive options set this apart from a standard Los Santos Customs build, including interior trim colors, dial designs, door panels, and column shifter levers not available anywhere else. Ten distinct livery designs are available, from Globe Oil to Retro Racer.

Comparison to Other Variants

Against the standard Pfister Comet it's built from ($100,000, 192.72 km/h fully upgraded), the Retro Custom costs $645,000 more for a widebody look and stronger handling, but comes out slightly slower. Against the Comet SR (a separate, faster Pfister variant, $1,145,000, 196.34 km/h fully upgraded), the Retro Custom is cheaper overall and has noticeably better handling, though the SR wins on raw top speed.

Is It Worth Buying?

At $745,000 total for a 90.05 handling rating, it's a reasonable mid-tier pick for players who want a distinctive look over outright speed. The extra $645,000 conversion cost on top of the base Comet is a real commitment, so it's best suited to players who specifically want the widebody Rauh-Welt aesthetic rather than those chasing top-speed numbers.

Quick Tips

  • Buy the base Pfister Comet first, the conversion can't happen without owning one already Budget the full $745,000 (base car plus conversion) before starting, not just the $645,000 Benny's price Lean into its strong handling rather than expecting a braking advantage, that stat trails the rest Explore the Benny's-exclusive interior options, they aren't available through a standard Los Santos Customs build Watch for it appearing in future GTA VI content, it's confirmed to return with revised styling.

How to Get It

Confirmed

Benny's Original Motor Works (requires owning a base Comet first), $745,000

Special Features

Custom Vehicle conversion, not a direct dealership purchase Liveries available, including designs like Globe Oil and Retro Racer Also appears in Grand Theft Auto VI, spotted in Trailer 1

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Strong handling for the class (90.05 on Rockstar's own scale)
  • Distinctive widebody look not available on the standard Comet
  • Usable in standard races
  • Extensive Benny's-exclusive interior customization, including trim, dash, and dial options not found at Los Santos Customs
Cons
  • Weak braking (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
  • Requires owning a base Comet first before conversion is possible, not a one-step purchase
  • Full upgrade cost of $553,544 is close to the $745,000 total purchase and conversion cost combined

Verdict

The Comet Retro Custom trades some outright speed for genuinely strong handling and a distinctive widebody look, making it a style-forward pick within the Sports class. The two-step acquisition process (buy the base Comet, then convert at Benny's) is a minor hurdle, but the result is one of the more visually distinct Pfister vehicles available.

Trivia

  • Full upgrade cost at Los Santos Customs and Benny's Original Motor Works is $553,544 across all categories. Lap time fully upgraded: 1:04.615 (Broughy1322 test). Added to GTA Online on December 23, 2016, as part of the Import/Export update. Confirmed to return in Grand Theft Auto VI, appearing in the game's first trailer with revised rear-quarter glass, wheels, and rear bodywork.
  • Tiny Racers (adversary mode) Grand Theft Auto VI, Trailer 1
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