GTA 6 Comet S2 Cabrio: Three Small Design Changes

Comet Cabrio

The Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio isn’t a brand-new car for GTA 6. But it isn’t a straight copy of its GTA Online self either. Trailer footage shows a few real, specific updates: a reworked rear bumper, a new badge under the Pfister logo, and a redesigned engine grille. Small changes, but real ones, and worth knowing if you already recognize this convertible from GTA Online.

DetailGTA 6 Information
Vehicle NamePfister Comet S2 Cabrio
GTA BrandPfister
Vehicle TypeTwo-door convertible sports car
ClassSports
GTA 6 StatusConfirmed  shown in the first trailer and an official screenshot
First SeenFirst trailer (0:31), parked behind a Cheetah Classic on an Ocean Drive-style road in Vice Beach
Officially NamedYes an established GTA Online name
Real-Life InspirationMainly the Porsche 911 Cabriolet (992), with headlights like the Porsche 911 (991.1), front styling from the Porsche 718 Cayman GTS and Panamera, and taillights resembling the Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
PriceNot officially revealed for GTA 6 (costs $1,797,000 in GTA Online)
AvailabilityNot confirmed for GTA 6; sold through Legendary Motorsport in GTA Online
LocationVice Beach, seen in both the first trailer and an official screenshot
CustomizationNot confirmed for GTA 6; GTA Online offers custom interior stitching and separately paintable “Hyperfresh” rims
PerformanceNot officially revealed for GTA 6 (GTA Online version reaches 129.25 mph)
Special FeaturesReworked rear bumper, new badge, and redesigned engine grille, all confirmed changes for GTA 6
WeaponizedNo
Previous GTA AppearanceYes added to GTA Online in January 2022 as the convertible version of the Comet S2

The Comet S2 Cabrio is the open-top version of the Comet S2, a sports car GTA Online players already know well. It keeps the same basic shape and performance profile as that hardtop model. The only real difference is the soft, retractable roof.

That makes it easy to spot in GTA 6 footage, even from a distance. Anyone who’s driven the GTA Online version will recognize the silhouette right away. What’s changed is smaller, and easy to miss on a first watch.

Trailer footage shows a reworked rear bumper with better license plate placement. There’s also a new badge sitting just below the “PFISTER” wordmark on the back of the car. The engine grille has been redesigned too, and it’s no longer partly covered by bodywork the way it was before.

None of these changes are dramatic. But they’re specific, confirmed, and easy to check against the GTA Online version side by side. It’s the kind of detail that shows Rockstar is still refining returning vehicles, not just copying them over unchanged.

The Comet S2 Cabrio’s overall shape comes from the Porsche 911 Cabriolet, specifically the 992 generation. But it borrows pieces from other cars too. The headlights look like they’re from an older 911, the 991.1 generation, while the front end and side skirts draw from the Porsche 718 Cayman GTS.

A few more details come from further afield. The taillights resemble the Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, and the hood may be based on a Gemballa Avalanche GTR 650, a heavily modified Porsche build. It’s a similar approach to how Rockstar built the hardtop Comet S2, just wrapped around a convertible body.

Rockstar hasn’t shared GTA 6 performance numbers for this car yet. In GTA Online, it’s known for strong speed, quick acceleration, and good grip in corners. It’s built around a flat-six engine and an eight-speed gearbox, in a rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, and reaches a tested top speed of 129.25 mph fully upgraded.

That reputation puts it near the top of GTA Online’s sports car class. Whether GTA 6 keeps that same balance is unknown until Rockstar releases real numbers.

How much does the Comet S2 Cabrio cost?

No GTA 6 price has been announced. In GTA Online, it costs $1,797,000 through Legendary Motorsport, though that number isn’t confirmed to carry over.

Where can you find the Comet S2 Cabrio?

It’s been shown twice so far in Vice Beach — once in the first trailer, parked behind a Cheetah Classic, and once in an official screenshot, driving through the same area.

Can you buy the Comet S2 Cabrio?

Not confirmed for GTA 6, though it’s a regular dealership car in GTA Online, so a similar setup seems likely.

Is it connected to a mission or character?

No connection has been confirmed. Both sightings show it simply parked or driving through Vice Beach, without any clear tie to Jason or Lucia.

GTA 6 hasn’t confirmed any customization options for this car yet. But its GTA Online version gives a good sense of what might be possible. Players there can adjust interior stitching color and repaint the car’s “Hyperfresh” rims separately from the body.

A few liveries stand out too. One, called Red Pfister Track Graphics, is based on the real Porsche 997.2 GT3RS. Another, called Stronzo, copies the Martini Racing livery made famous by the Porsche 935 race car in the 1970s.

One small detail from the first trailer is worth pointing out. The Comet S2 Cabrio appears parked directly behind a ’95 Grotti Cheetah, on the same Ocean Drive-style stretch of Vice Beach. Both cars sit in the same short shot, which is a nice bit of scene-setting for players who know either model already.

It also means two confirmed GTA 6 vehicles share the exact same background, which doesn’t happen often this early. Anyone hunting for both cars in the trailer can look for them together.

The Comet nameplate has branched out quite a bit in GTA Online. Alongside the S2 and its Cabrio version, there’s the Comet Retro Custom and the Comet Safari, both built around the same general design language but styled very differently. The S2 Cabrio slots in as the open-top option in that lineup.

GTA 6 continues that pattern rather than resetting it. This isn’t the first time a Comet model has skipped a launch window either — the S2 itself never appeared in a GTA game right at release before either.

FeatureComet S2 CabrioComet S2 (hardtop)
RoofSoft, retractable topFixed roof
Real-Life BasisPorsche 911 Cabriolet (992)Porsche 911 (992)
GTA Online Top Speed129.25 mphComparable, slightly different due to weight
GTA 6 StatusConfirmed, first trailer and screenshotNot the focus of this article
Best UseCruising, open-top styleSlightly sharper handling

What’s confirmed

  • Appears in the first trailer and an official Vice Beach screenshot.
  • Gets a reworked rear bumper, a new badge, and a redesigned engine grille for GTA 6.
  • Based mainly on the Porsche 911 Cabriolet, with design details from several other Porsche models.
  • First added to GTA Online in January 2022.

What’s still unclear

  • GTA 6 price or purchase method.
  • Official performance figures.
  • Whether existing GTA Online customization options and liveries carry over.
  • Any story or character connection.

Is the Comet S2 Cabrio confirmed in GTA 6?

Yes. It appears in the first trailer, parked behind a Cheetah Classic in Vice Beach, and again in a separate official screenshot driving through the same area.

What’s actually different about it in GTA 6?

Three confirmed changes: a reworked rear bumper with better plate placement, a new badge under the Pfister logo, and a redesigned engine grille that’s no longer partly covered by bodywork.

What is the Comet S2 Cabrio based on?

Mainly the Porsche 911 Cabriolet (992), with headlights from an older 911 generation, front styling from the Porsche 718 Cayman GTS, and taillights resembling the Aston Martin DBS Superleggera.

How much does the Comet S2 Cabrio cost in GTA 6?

Unknown. It costs $1,797,000 in GTA Online, but Rockstar hasn’t announced a GTA 6 price yet.

Has the Comet S2 Cabrio appeared in GTA before?

Yes. It was added to GTA Online in January 2022 as the convertible version of the Comet S2, and GTA 6 will be its first appearance in a single-player story.

How fast is the Comet S2 Cabrio?

Its GTA Online version reaches 129.25 mph fully upgraded, though Rockstar hasn’t shared any GTA 6-specific performance numbers.

Can you customize the Comet S2 Cabrio in GTA 6?

Not confirmed yet. In GTA Online, it offers adjustable interior stitching and separately paintable rims, along with a few liveries based on real Porsche race cars.

The Comet S2 Cabrio isn’t trying to reinvent itself for GTA 6. It’s the same convertible GTA Online players already know, with a handful of small, confirmed tweaks to the bumper, badge, and grille. Its Porsche-heavy design and solid GTA Online reputation give a decent idea of what to expect. The bigger questions, like price and real performance, are still waiting on Rockstar.