Nationwide Vehicle Contracts explores the top car features we'd love to see in GTA VI.
As the anticipation for Grand Theft Auto VI continues to build, one can't help but get excited about the range of new features that could be in the game.
Rockstar has a history of pushing boundaries when it comes to GTA, and we're hopeful they'll include a whole range of new car features.
In this blog, we'll explore the top car features we'd like to see in GTA VI.
Customisation Overhaul
Cars are the GTA game series' DNA. They play a massive role in all aspects of the game, and almost every game has allowed you to customise your car in one way or another.
We'd like to see much more car customisation in GTA VI single-player. GTA V has loads of customisation available, but it's locked behind GTA Online and incredible sums of money. For GTA VI to be really lifelike, these features must be added to single-player.
We'd also like a customisation system that allows players to modify every aspect of their car and modify it how they'd like. You can choose from presets in GTA V, but it would be great in GTA VI if there's almost a blank canvas that allows some customisation fun.
Realistic Car Sounds
Now, don't get me wrong, GTA V includes loads of decent car sounds. But after a wait of 12 years, we'd like GTA VI to include realistic car sounds for every vehicle.
It would be great if Rockstar incorporated high-fidelity audio that captures the distinct sounds of different engines, exhaust notes, and even the clunking of different car parts.
Dynamic Weather Impact
Imagine driving through a rain-soaked Vice City with realistic raindrops hitting your car's windscreen, affecting visibility and handling.
In GTA VI, we'd like to see more advanced dynamic weather conditions that not only influence the aesthetic of the game but also impact driving performance. Wet roads should be slippery, heavy rain should affect traction, and gusty winds should also affect performance.
Improved Driving Mechanics
Building on the success of GTA V, we hope to see even more refined and realistic driving mechanics in GTA VI. Fine-tune the handling of each vehicle, considering factors such as weight, speed, and terrain.
Also, it would be great if there was a skill-based system that rewards players for mastering the art of driving, making it a more engaging and rewarding aspect of the game.
NPCs
Wouldn't it be great in GTA VI if NPC drivers didn't constantly crash into you? I think my stress levels would decrease tenfold in a race if this was the case.
We'd like GTA VI to include realistic traffic, whereby NPCs don't go out of their path to crash into you! Rant over!
Conclusion
As we wait until the release of GTA VI in 2025, the potential for exciting new car features has us on the edge of our seats.
Whether it's the freedom to customise every detail of our cars or the immersive sounds of powerful engines, we're optimistic that Rockstar will deliver an unparalleled driving experience.
Looking for more GTA VI content? Nationwide Vehicle Contracts has produced a range of blogs, such as GTA VI: Best Places in Miami for a Car Race and GTA VI: What Cars Could Feature?
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