5 best off-road vehicles in GTA Online (post-Agents of Sabotage DLC)

Outside of the bustle of Los Santos, there is the landscape of Blaine County and Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness to explore in GTA Online. However, given the terrain, sports cars or supercars are usually not the best fit. Luckily, Rockstar Games has provided plenty of off-road vehicles to choose from, with a brand new one debuting with the recent Agents of Sabotage DLC.

So, in this article, we will take a look at five of the best off-road vehicles in GTA Online after the Agents of Sabotage DLC.

Note - This article is subjective and only reflects the writer's opinions.

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5 best off-road vehicles in GTA Online post-Agents of Sabotage: Canis Kamacho, Vapid Firebolt ASP, and more

1) Declasse Draugur

Declasse Draugur debuted back in August 2022, but it is perhaps still the very best off-road vehicle in the title. It packs a lot of power and can scale hills and inclined terrain with minimal effort. Its wheels have great traction, its brakes work well on rough surfaces, and it displays incredible balance, even at high speeds.

Draugur's design also makes it stand out in GTA Online. Rockstar seems to have taken inspiration from Chevrolet's Off-Road Concept for it. Those interested can get this car from Southern San Andreas Super Autos for $1,870,000 or a Trade Price of $1,402,500.

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2) Vapid Caracara

Vapid Caracara (Image via Rockstar Games)

Vapid Caracara is one of the best-looking pick-up trucks in GTA Online, and it was seemingly spotted in the first GTA 6 trailer as well. As far as off-road performance is concerned, it isn't as strong as the Draugur, but still does well on inclines, brakes are top-notch, and the balance is good too.

Vapid Caracara is available for $1,775,000 on Warstock Cache and Carry. Additionally, a police variant of this car, the Vapid Caracara Pursuit, is also available on the same website (added with Agents of Sabotage), but is a lot more expensive.

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3) Canis Kamacho

Canis Kamacho (Image via Rockstar Games)

Canis Kamacho is another great choice for scaling steep inclines in Blaine County and Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness. Its brakes seem a tad weaker than the previous two entries but are still good enough for off-road traversal. Furthermore, it maintains good balance on uneven terrain, and shouldn't trouble even new GTA Online drivers.

Canis Kamacho looks to be based on the Jeep Crew Chief 715 concept and can be bought for just $345,000 from Southern San Andreas Super Autos.

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4) Vapid Firebolt ASP

Vapid Firebolt ASP is among the cars added in the Agents of Sabotage DLC. That said, it isn't purchasable just yet. The vehicle might be made available to everyone later, but for now, those on PS5 or Xbox Series X/S version of GTA Online can get it for free by completing all the Agents of Sabotage Tier 4 Career Progress Challenges.

In terms of off-road performance, the Firebolt ASP looks decent enough. It seems to be pretty fast on normal roads too. Therefore, players should be able to use this new off-road pickup truck in all types of areas.

Readers should also note that Firebolt ASP is compatible with HSW performance upgrades, much like the new Bravado Banshee GTS.

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5) Vapid Ratel

Vapid Ratel (Image via Rockstar Games)

Vapid Ratel, likely based on the Race Wheels Australia Pro Buggy, is one of the most unique-looking off-road vehicles in GTA Online. It is another neat choice for off-roading in the game, thanks to its ability to scale inclines with ease and powerful brakes. Its excellent suspensions help a lot with balance on uneven/rocky terrain, so traversing that won't be a problem either.

Vapid Ratel is up for sale on Southern San Andreas Super Autos, and it can be bought for $1,873,000.

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