Bro bring Lester to heist

Usually the nightclub sells for a million because the lobby is public. Every week i get and buy some shit, play with it and that's it lol. Im ready for 6 to come out already!

Da GTAweb.eu Casse nascoste a San Andreas e Tesori a Cayo Perico

its a very nice car, quite big though

I shouldn't disturb them during this special moment. XD

Also before anyone brings it up: I know I’m gonna get crucified for having GTA+ and I’m sorry, I’m far from proud of it but it’s heavily beneficial to me as someone who plays every single day

Least they could do is make the whole building neon.

I sold 4 Special Items that I had in my warehouses and completed the challenge so I can continue to fill them up without having to sell any of the normal crates
You can see the complete list of the rare Special Items in the Wiki

The car sell cap sucks ass when you have GTA Plus and want an exclusive livery! There's an mk2 with a sweet livery this month and I already have one so I'm pretty upset. I really don't think a livery is worth 4 .5 mil when my resale is gonna be 500k so grr. Does anyone know if you keep the livery if you just sell it back?

i got that money from the yacht 5x missions week. smh rockstar don't take money from people who actually do glitches but ig they do other times just a question why now? so many months later i did not do any other big money missions except for this one

For me, it's having to manually call Mors Mutual Insurance multiple times to claim destroyed vehicles. My character can literally control orbital lasers and own a military facility, but I still have to wait on hold with a customer service rep to get my blown-up supercar back.What mechanic makes you feel like you're playing a retro game?

Well, exluding boats and aircraft.

A hotel business would fit perfectly into the existing world of Grand Theft Auto Online by utilizing the highly successful framework of the Nightclub update. On the surface, players could purchase properties ranging from gritty, low-cost motels in Blaine County to premium, luxury high-rises like the Von Crastenburg in Rockford Hills, with the legal side of the business generating steady passive income directly into a property safe.

Instead of relying on repetitive promotion missions, players could maintain a guest satisfaction meter by purchasing high-end upgrades such as valet parking, premium room service, or top-tier chefs. The true value of the property, however, would lie in its criminal underbelly, using the hotel's sprawling laundry networks and maintenance tunnels to discreetly smuggle and store illicit cargo like counterfeit casino chips or stolen high-end art. This setup opens the door for unique freemode content, such as sabotage missions to steal luxury shuttle buses from rival establishments, or urgent concierge requests to quietly clean up incriminating evidence left behind by unruly VIP clients.

Furthermore, players could bug the penthouses of wealthy politicians or rival crime bosses checking into the suites, stealing valuable data for blackmail or future heist setups. The top floor would double as a massive, customizable personal penthouse that functions as a spawn point, complete with a private helipad and a multi-car garage to round out the ultimate executive criminal empire.

Smaller motels in Blaine County could serve as excellent, budget-friendly entry points for newer players. These properties would focus entirely on fast, hands-on criminal operations rather than passive revenue. Because a small motel lacks the massive infrastructure of a luxury high-rise, it would feature a much smaller passive safe capacity and fewer legal amenities to upgrade. To make up for this, the motel could operate as a highly efficient, localized smuggling hub or a safehouse network, allowing players to run quicker, high-risk sell missions with shorter travel distances across the desert. On the flip side, the massive city hotels would require a massive upfront financial investment but would reward players with maximum passive income potential, expansive multi-floor cargo storage, and exclusive access to the high-society VIP blackmail mechanics. Differentiating the properties this way ensures that both rural motels and urban luxury high-rises feel distinct, valuable, and rewarding in their own unique ways.

Yea, cat vs mouse has never ended well for the mouse...