5 non-essential things GTA Online players should dispose of

There are lots of things to buy in GTA Online and that list has grown over the years with the influx of content via DLCs. However, as one would expect, not every item in the game is useful qualities or worth keeping. They might have seemed interesting at launch, compelling you to buy them, but that purchase may not feel justified anymore.

Selling them and using the money gained in the process to invest in businesses or other things would be the better move. So, in this article, we will look at five non-essential things GTA Online players should dispose of.

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

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Annis Euros X32 and 4 other non-essential things GTA Online players should dispose of

1) Vapid Slamtruck

Vapid Slamtruck is one of the most useless vehicles in GTA Online. Its design implies the ability to carry other cars or bikes on its loading bed, which compelled many players to buy the vehicle when it was released.

However, the Slamtruck is not capable of doing that. While you can load a car or a bike on its loading bed, it will eventually roll off. Furthermore, Vapid Slamtruck isn't fast and doesn't have any other useful qualities either, which is why you would be better off without it.

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2) Overflod Pipistrello

The recent Bottom Dollar Bounties update added many new vehicles like the Benefactor Vorschlaghammer, Ubermacht Niobe, and Bollokan Envisage to name a few. But the flagship car of this year's GTA Online summer DLC was the Overflod Pipistrello.

This supercar has an interesting, almost futuristic design, that seems to be based on the Estrema Fulminea. Sadly, this is all that the car has to offer as it isn't very fast, has no defensive measures, and cannot be equipped with HSW or Imani Tech upgrades.

In short, sell your Overflod Pipistrello, and invest the resale amount into GTA Online cars that offer such features, like the Grotti Itali GTO Stinger TT.

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3) Annis Euros X32

Euros X32's official GTA Online poster (Image via Rockstar Games)

Annis Euros X32 is another car added with GTA Online's Bottom Dollar Bounties update. This JDM car, seemingly based on the Nissan 300ZX, is compatible with HSW upgrades.

That being said, you won't be able to equip HSW upgrades on PC or Last-Gen consoles. And without that, Euros X32's base top speed isn't very impressive. So, if you have bought the car on any platform except PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, disposing of it wouldn't be a bad idea.

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4) Coil Rocket Voltic

Rocket Voltic's Rocket Boost in action (Image via Rockstar Games)

Coil Rocket Voltic features a Rocket Boost, which was a unique proposition when it launched in 2016. The lack of windows makes it rear bulletproof and it has a good top speed post complete upgradation as well.

However, many other cars now have a Rocket Boost and other useful abilities. For instance, Grotti Vigilante has bullet-resistant windows on all sides, a faster top speed, the ability to shoot homing missiles, and of course, a Rocket Boost.

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5) Mammoth Squaddie

Mammoth Squaddie looks quite robust and some might have bought the vehicle thinking of it as a defensively solid choice, which, sadly, isn't the case. It has no explosive resistance or bullet-resistant windows, which essentially makes Squaddie a slow, useless truck.

Selling it would be a wise choice, and if you want a vehicle of this type that is useful, then Mammoth Patriot Mil-Spec is the answer. It has bullet-resistant windows, decent explosive resistance, and is also compatible with Imani Tech and Armor Plating.

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You can keep these vehicles to expand your car collection in GTA Online, but keeping them doesn't make much sense from a utility standpoint.