GTA 6 Coquette D10 A Corvette With Two Different Faces

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The Invetero Coquette D10 looks like a Chevrolet Corvette C8 at first glance, but look closer and the proportions are off in an interesting way. Its headlights and taillights are shaped like the C8’s, but arranged the way they sat on the older C7 model instead. It’s a small, specific design choice that says a lot about how Rockstar builds its fictional cars, not a straight copy, but a deliberate mashup. The D10 has already turned up three separate times in official GTA 6 material, more than most sports cars get this early.

DetailGTA 6 Information
Vehicle NameInvetero Coquette D10
GTA BrandInvetero
Vehicle TypeTwo-door mid-engine sports car
ClassSports
GTA 6 StatusConfirmed  shown in the first trailer and two official screenshots
First SeenFirst trailer, parked on a road near Vice Beach
Officially NamedYes  Coquette D10, an established GTA Online name
Real-Life InspirationMainly the Chevrolet Corvette C8, with C7-style light arrangement, a front bumper based on a Lamborghini Huracán body kit, and side vents echoing the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ
PriceNot officially revealed for GTA 6 (costs $1,510,000 in GTA Online)
AvailabilityNot confirmed for GTA 6; sold through Legendary Motorsport in GTA Online
LocationSeen near Vice Beach in the first trailer and in two separate official screenshots
CustomizationNot confirmed for GTA 6; GTA Online offers liveries inspired by real Corvette racing and show cars
PerformanceNot officially revealed for GTA 6 (GTA Online version reaches 130.5 mph)
Special FeaturesA separate police version, the Coquette D10 Pursuit, also exists in GTA Online
WeaponizedNo
Previous GTA AppearanceYes added to GTA Online in August 2020, part of the wider Coquette family that’s spanned the series for years

Most GTA cars pick one real vehicle and mostly stick to it. The Coquette D10 does something more layered. Its overall shape and mid-engine stance closely track the Chevrolet Corvette C8, but the headlight and taillight clusters, while C8-shaped, are positioned the way they sat on the earlier C7 model. It’s a subtle detail that only stands out once you know to look for it, and it’s part of why the D10 reads as a modern take on the Coquette lineup rather than a direct real-car copy.

The mashup doesn’t stop with Corvette generations. The D10’s front bumper is based on the Vorsteiner Novara Edizione body kit, a real aftermarket kit made for the Lamborghini Huracán, and its side vents look like they’re pulled from the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. None of that is obvious at a glance, since the overall silhouette still reads as Corvette-inspired, but it’s the kind of layered reference Rockstar tends to build into its higher-profile cars.

Here’s a naming trap worth avoiding: GTA 6 also features a separate, older-style Coquette, based more closely on the Corvette C7 and shown driving on a highway in the second trailer. That’s a different car from the D10 covered here. The Coquette family has actually branched into several distinct models over the years; the D10 is just the newest one, sitting alongside the Coquette Classic and Coquette BlackFin as separate vehicles that happen to share a name and a general identity.

Rockstar hasn’t released GTA 6 performance data for the D10, but its GTA Online reputation gives a decent preview of its personality. There, it’s known for strong acceleration and a high top speed, tested at 130.5 mph fully upgraded, but with a tendency to slide when pushed hard into corners, a car that rewards confidence but punishes carelessness. It’s generally seen as solid rather than best-in-class among GTA Online’s sports cars. None of that is confirmed to carry over directly, but it’s a reasonable starting point for what to expect.

How much does the Coquette D10 cost?

No GTA 6 price has been announced. In GTA Online, it costs $1,510,000 through Legendary Motorsport, and its police Pursuit version costs considerably more, at $5,620,000. Neither figure is confirmed for GTA 6.

Where can you find the Coquette D10?

It’s been shown parked near Vice Beach in the first trailer, and separately in two official screenshots  one from Jason Duval’s section of the promotional site, and one labeled under Vice City.

Can you buy the Coquette D10?

Not confirmed, though its consistent dealership availability in GTA Online makes a similar option likely once GTA 6 launches.

Is it connected to a mission or character?

Not directly. A white version appears on Jason’s promotional page, but that doesn’t confirm ownership; it may just reflect the section of the site the image was posted under.

Even without confirmed GTA 6 customization, the D10’s existing GTA Online liveries are worth knowing about. Its striped liveries appear to reference the real Corvette C8.R’s endurance racing paint schemes, while one option, called Paint Party, looks like a nod to a tie-dyed Corvette C7 Z06 built by a YouTuber, which showed up at a real car show in 2016. Whether any of these liveries return for GTA 6 hasn’t been said.

  • First trailer: The D10 appears parked on a road near Vice Beach.
  • Official screenshot, Jason Duval section: A white D10 is shown parked along the same road.
  • Official screenshot, Vice City section: The rear of a blue D10 appears near Vice Beach.

That’s three separate confirmed looks at the car in three different colors, more documentation than most GTA 6 vehicles have received so far.

The Coquette nameplate has meant different things across different GTA games: a Corvette C5 look in GTA IV, a C7-style redesign in GTA V and Online, and several spin-off models along the way, including versions based on the C1, C3, and C4 Corvette generations under different names. The D10 is the newest branch of that family, first added to GTA Online in 2020, and GTA 6 marks its first appearance in a single-player Grand Theft Auto story.

FeatureInvetero Coquette D10Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio
TypeMid-engine hardtop sports carConvertible sports car
Real-Life BasisChevrolet Corvette C8 (with C7-style details)Porsche 911 Cabriolet
GTA Online Top Speed130.5 mphNot covered here
GTA 6 SightingsFirst trailer, plus two official screenshotsSame downtown Vice City scene
Body StyleFixed roofOpen-top convertible

What’s locked in

  • Appears in the first trailer and two separate official screenshots, in three different colors.
  • Based mainly on the Corvette C8, with a C7-style light arrangement and Lamborghini-inspired body details.
  • First added to GTA Online in August 2020.
  • A separate police version, the Coquette D10 Pursuit, already exists in GTA Online.

What’s still unclear

  • GTA 6 price or purchase method.
  • Official performance figures.
  • Whether any existing GTA Online liveries carry over.
  • Any connection to a specific character or mission.

Is the Coquette D10 confirmed in GTA 6?

Yes. It appears in the first official trailer parked near Vice Beach, and separately in two official screenshots showing it in white and blue.

What is the Coquette D10 based on?

Mainly the Chevrolet Corvette C8, though its headlights and taillights are arranged the way they sat on the older C7 model, with a front bumper and side vents borrowed from two different Lamborghini models.

Is the Coquette D10 the same as the regular Coquette?

No. GTA 6 also includes a separate, older-style Coquette based more closely on the C7 Corvette, shown in the second trailer. The D10 is a distinct, newer model in the same car family.

How much does the Coquette D10 cost in GTA 6?

Unknown. It costs $1,510,000 in GTA Online, and its police version costs $5,620,000, but neither price is confirmed for GTA 6.

Has the Coquette D10 appeared in GTA before?

Yes. It was added to GTA Online in August 2020, and GTA 6 marks its first appearance in a single-player Grand Theft Auto story.

How fast is the Coquette D10?

Its GTA Online version reaches 130.5 mph fully upgraded, though Rockstar hasn’t released any performance numbers for the GTA 6 version specifically.

Is there a police version of the Coquette D10?

Yes, in GTA Online  the Coquette D10 Pursuit. Whether it appears in GTA 6 hasn’t been confirmed.

The Coquette D10 is a good example of how much design work goes into a GTA car that most players will just drive past. It’s built from at least three different real vehicles at once, has already shown up in three separate pieces of official GTA 6 material, and carries a GTA Online reputation solid enough to guess at its personality before Rockstar says a word about performance. What’s missing is anything practical  a price, a purchase location, or confirmation of how it actually drives in the new game.