All new GTA Online vehicles coming in Criminal Enterprises update Take-Two InteractiveGTA Online\u2019s impending Criminal Enterprises update will introduce 18 new vehicles to the multiplayer experience, according to early patch details. The Criminal Enterprises DLC has finally gone live for GTA Online players, bringing with it a myriad of ways for intrepid entrepreneurs to expand their business. A new mission, Operation Paper Trail, will also arrive in the next GTA Online update, its premise centered around a suspected petrochemical conspiracy. Rockstar Games additionally teased the advent of brand-new vehicles, though they\u2019ve only released a handful on the first day of the update. Legendary Motorsports \u2013 Criminal Enterprises cars As usual, Legendary Motorsports has got the most stock of new vehicles for GTA Online\u2019s newest update, with four new cars being available for purchase. These include the Benefactor LM87 ($2,915,000), Pegassi Torero XO ($2,890,000), Lampadati Corsita ($1,795,000), and the Obey Omnis E-GT ($1,795,000). Southern San Andreas Super Autos \u2013 Criminal Enterprises cars The only other car that has been added so far, that players have found at least, is over on Southern San Andreas Super Autos. It\u2019s the stylish Bravado Greenwood that can cost anywhere from $1,098,750 to $1,465,000 depending on how you want to style it before hitting the road in it. Elitas Travel \u2013 Criminal Enterprises vehicles Now, no big GTA Online update would be complete without something to roam the skies in, and that\u2019s exactly what you\u2019ll find on Elitas Travel. A new helicopter \u2013 the Conada \u2013 is available to purchase from the executive vehicles website, but it will set you back between $1,837,500 and $2,450,000. However, you can\u2019t add weapons to it, it\u2019s just a stylish way to cut through the skies. GTA Online Criminal Enterprises drip feed cars & vehicles As with any GTA Online update, Rockstar Games will also be drip-feeding a host of new vehicles over the next few weeks, and we have some idea about them. GTANet\u2019s WildBrick142 (via Tez2) recently took to GTAforums to share a host of details about what\u2019s coming to Criminal Enterprises. The summer update will reportedly unlock access to 18 all-new vehicles, including Corsita, Conada, Draugur, Greenwood, \u201cKanjosj\u201d, lm87, Omnisegt, Postlude, Rhinehart, Ruiner4, sm722, Tenf, Torero2, and Vigero2. Some, of course, are already out. WildBrick142 claims the following rides from Benny\u2019s will round out the forthcoming additions, as well: Brioso (Brioso3), Sentinel Classic (Sentinel4), Tenf (Tenf2), and Weevil (Weevil2). Plus, players will have the option to upgrade the Greenwood and Omnisegt vehicles with Imani Tech. Criminal Enterprises counts as Grand Theft Auto Online\u2019s first major update of 2022. Rockstar Games rolled out the last content drop of note, The Contract, in December 2021. Notably, The Contract brought GTA V protagonist Franklin Clinton back to the forefront, allowing players to explore a new adventure that also featured music legend Dr. Dre. In addition to fresh missions, The Contract also launched with extra vehicles, weapons, and a property called The Agency. It remains to be seen how Criminal Enterprises will stack up.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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