5 major things added to GTA Online with the Bottom Dollar Bounties update

The Bottom Dollar Bounties update for GTA Online has been officially released, and it has brought over several new features. This includes the Bounty Hunter business, new Vigilante missions, vehicles, and even a unique weapon. The DLC adds tons of new and engaging content, including some much-needed improvements.

So here are some of the biggest things that the Bottom Dollar Bounties update has added to GTA Online as of now. Rockstar is allegedly planning some more additions for this update, which might be coming alongside the subsequent weekly updates.

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5 major things that GTA Online Bottom Dollar Bounties adds

1) Bounty Hunter business

The Bounty Hunter business is undoubtedly the biggest focus of the new Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC, as implied by the title itself. This includes a new property you can start with that lets you pursue Bounty Targets. The business features a returning character Maude Eccles, who used to provide Bounties in both story mode and online mode earlier. There's a new character as well, Maude's daughter Jenette Eccles, who will be the "Junior Assistant Bounty Hunter."

There are six different most wanted Bounty Hunting missions in GTA Online, and the target changes every 24 real-life hours. There are some regular wanted targets as well, which change every hour instead.

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2) Vigilante missions

The vigilante missions in the GTA Online Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC are called Dispatch Work, and this involves catching wanted criminals like in past Grand Theft Auto games. Just hop into any cop car you've purchased (except for the Brute Riot van) and start the Dispatch Work according to the button prompt that comes up.

There is a five-minute (real-life) cooldown between each Dispatch Work vigilante mission, and you can't start these missions while you're a CEO or MC President. The missions are provided by returning character Vincent Effenberger, who was recently made an LSPD Officer after being a guard at the Diamond Casino and Resort.

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3) New weapon

The Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC brings a new weapon, and it's apparently called the Stun Rod. We can assume this is a non-lethal melee weapon meant to stun your targets, as its name implies, and is primarily meant for the Bounty Hunting business. There's even a new Bounty Hunter-themed skin for the Stun Gun, an existing non-lethal weapon.

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4) New vehicles

The Bollokan Envisage is one of the latest vehicles (Image via Rockstar Games)

As with all GTA Online DLCs, Bottom Dollar Bounties also introduces several new vehicles. Six of these have been released today, and they are as follows:

• Inverto Coquette D1 — $1,500,000
• Annis Euros X32 — $1,499,000
• Ubermatch Niobe — $1,880,000
• Enus Paragon S — $2,010,000
• Bollokan Envisage — $2,472,000
• Decalsse Yosemite 1500 — $1,205,000

The list includes all sorts of vehicles, including coupes, sports cars, retro cars, and even SUVs. Some of these, like the Euros X32, are eligible for an HSW conversion on the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of the game. Others, like the Bollokan Envisage, can be equipped with Imani Tech upgrades.

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5) New cop cars

You need a cop car to start these vigilante missions (Image via Rockstar Games)

In addition to the regular vehicles mentioned before, GTA Online's new Summer Update also adds three unique purchasable cop cars, which are just police versions of existing real-life cars. These have been listed below:

• Greenwood Cruiser — $3,682,500 - $4,910,000
• Dorado Cruiser — $3,753,750 - $5,005,000
• Impaler SZ Cruiser — $3,540,000 - $4,720,000

As you can see, they're all quite expensive, as even the Trade Price of the cheapest vehicle, the Impaler SZ Cruiser, starts at over $3 million.