GTA Online is a constantly evolving experience that keeps the player base on its toes by frequently introducing new content. It has been one of Rockstar Games' biggest successes financially and has guaranteed a future for the GTA franchise going forward into the next generation of consoles.
As has become the industry standard, the most successful games of today are the ones that continue to provide players with a steady stream of content. They are often labelled as "games as a service", essentially meaning that the game continues to receive content long after its release.
This is the case with GTA Online as Rockstar Games constantly add new content to the game to keep the player base engaged. This move not only helps retain a large chunk of the player base but it also attracts new ones.
Rockstar Games announced their plans for the GTA franchise with two updates planned for GTA Online in 2020. The first of the two updates, Los Santos Summer Special, dropped in August and included a number of new vehicles, missions and collectibles.
There were a total of 14 vehicles added to the game, with some being Benny's Original Motor Works vehicles. This means that players would be able to customise these pre-existing cars in Benny's for a wholly new design.
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Cars added to GTA Online after the Los Santos Summer Special update
1) Declasse DR1
Price: $2,997,000
2) Lampadati Tigon
Price:$2,310,000
3) Invetero Coquette D10
Price: $1,510,000
4) BF Club
Price: $1,280,000
5) Maibatsu Penumbra FF
Price: $1,380,000
6) Dundreary Landstalker XL
Price: $1,220,000
7) Canis Seminole Frontier
Price: $678,000
8) Imponte Beater Dukes
Price: $378,000
9) Albany Manana Custom
Price: $925,000
10) Vapid Peyote Custom
Price: $620,000
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11) Benefactor Glendale Custom
Price: $520,000
12) Bravado Youga Classic 4x4
Price: $1,288,000
13) Declasse Yosemite Rancher
Price: $700,000
14) Bravado Gauntlet Classic Custom
Price: $815,000
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