A Vapid police sedan with stealth ghost markings is due to appear in Grand Theft Auto VI, parked at an incident beside a Police Cruiser in the second trailer; its reflective decals become visible only when headlights strike them at the right angle. The full-size four-door mirrors the recurring Police Cruiser design and carries red and blue interior lights mounted above the windshield.
Gold-reflective VCPD livery
The Vapid ghost police car uses a Vice City Police Department paint scheme whose badge and striping are made from retroreflective material. Under correctly aimed headlight illumination, the otherwise subdued markings show up in a gold-colored glow. This treatment gives the sedan its ghost-marking appearance while retaining identifiable VCPD insignia and stripework.
The vehicle is a full-size, four-door police sedan. Its visible form combines styling associated with the first- and second-generation Police Cruiser designs, rather than matching only one of those recurring cruiser forms. The material shown identifies Vapid as its manufacturer and lists it in the fullsize vehicle class.
Trailer two roadside appearance
In Grand Theft Auto VI’s second trailer, the car appears at approximately 0:45 on a Vice City road. It is shown stopped at an incident with another Police Cruiser nearby. The shot demonstrates the special livery effect through light striking the bodywork at an angle, revealing markings that are less apparent without that illumination.
Only this Vice City trailer appearance is identified. The shown vehicle carries the VCPD logo and the department’s stripe pattern in its reflective finish, while the Police Cruiser beside it provides the direct in-scene comparison. No earlier-game appearance, price, equipment variants, modification options, performance details, or gameplay role is identified for this ghost-marked Vapid.
Vehicle data via GTA Wiki (Fandom), CC BY-SA 3.0.
