A Porsche with dirt effects, breakable glass, a high-quality model, and a custom interior that allows you to play in first person?
The scale of the car is perfect, and the mod has been updated to work with the latest GTA patch too! Being the highest-rated classic model in my list, the Dodge Challenger meets expectations with a fantastic car design.
Some modders really take a step beyond to make sure that their creations are superior to the rest. The car is completely destroyable for those of you that need that car damage to feel realistic in GTA. And the model of the car itself is of a fantastic quality. Being one of those cars that everyone seems to have wanted at some point in their lives, the Mustang GT comes to GTA and you can try out how it feels to drive it in the virtual world Rockstar has created for us.
This is another one of those cars with a fantastic interior too, so first-person players rejoice! Probably not as aerodynamic as the rest of the cars listed here, the BMW i8 brings something unique and modern to the table.
Another one of the Aventador models makes far up in this list, this time with the version of the car. The rear window of the car can be lifted and the vehicle itself is fully tunable, as the modders have made sure to add many custom parts in the game to be compatible with the Aventador.
I also love the details of this car, too. It comes with an interior like the ones you see in modern racing games, which does make everything feel right in place if you like to do your GTA first person style. It allows you to put carbon and chrome textures on it, and the engine of the vehicle is fantastically detailed to boot. This fantastic adaptation of the classic Ferrari look fits right into the game, and does a much better job at fulfilling the needs of many players who just want a clear sports car feeling.
The flaps on this ride are fully functional, the car is fantastically well mapped, and the details that it has make the immersion great. In fact, to many players the brands of the GTA universe are part of what makes the experience such a unique one.
But the variety of models still leaves a lot to be desired — even with the many vehicles that come in the vanilla game. Hence this fantastic add-on to GTA 5. It adds dozens of new cars to the game while keeping in line with the story too. This provides some much-needed variety that is sure to make even the oldest veteran GTA player feel like the game is brand new again.
Imagine that a shipping container with the best GTA IV rides came to San Andreas and the cars from the previous game started being sold around the city. Now this mod was in development for over three years, and the quality definitely shows in the final product. Realistic Driving is a rework of every single part of the driving mechanics in the game. It makes cars move far better, handling is easier, and every car also feels unique.
The creator of the mod really made sure to spend time developing driving mechanics for each car individually. Cars are basically the core and soul of GTA V. Real Wheels Pack This fantastic mod adds plenty of new wheels to the game, mainly using the assets of the Forza Horizon games.
Porsche Gauges As its name suggests, the Porsche Gauges mod simply changes the way gauges look in the game to make them look like they belong on a sports car. This is the same model used in Forza Horizon 3 which is why it looks so great.
Remember a few years ago when everyone wanted one of these bad boys? Mercedes Benz CLS 6. Easily the most famous GTA: Vice City mod has to be the Silent Patch, which fixes a stupidly long list of bugs overlooked by Rockstar, even after so many updates. The patch, made by prolific modder Silent, also brings back several features only available on console, giving you the most complete Vice City experience. But it brings the Vice City experience directly to the newest engine.
Not only does it feature the entire VC map, but also the classic vehicles and the whole campaign. Now this will not be as reminiscent to anyone who played the original game back in Vice Cry 1.
It improves textures and other aspects massively to achieve a fantastic look that keeps the old-timey graphical charm without some of its most jarring elements. The Grand Theft Auto series is one of the most accomplished crime simulators ever created.
Custom Radio Station Mods are all about changing the way the game plays. But you may not realize this comes with the game if nobody tells you. Nowadays you can find that everywhere on the Internet.
Windowed Mod Nowadays most games let you start them on windowed mode. Light Saber GTA: Vice City features a wealth of weapons to impose your superiority over other criminals and police forces. But can there ever be enough? Definitely worth a try! But this mod by Qualcom does a lot to justify the self-congratulating title. It even includes the CLEO library, saving you a lot of troublesome setup in the first place. This is a game people. Have some decency! Lamborghini Aventador LP And what better to try out your newly-installed NOS than with one of the coolest, fastest supercars from the last decade?
The Lamborghini Aventador is my favorite car ever. Which is why I picked it for the ranking. VC Wardrobe Mod Speaking of customizing your Vice City experience, why not add an expansive wardrobe to express yourself through stylish threads? Murdering pedestrians in cold blood has never been this immersive.
Or, you know, you could just serve your time and try to come out a changed man? Nah, that sounds boring; prison break it is! Mod: Vehicle Cannon 2. A cannon that shoots vehicles. You can fire the cannon at things other vehicles, if you want to be funny about it , and vehicles come out the other end.
It sounds ridiculous. It is ridiculous. Mod: Open All Interiors. Only a select few buildings in Los Santos are open to the public, apparently, as everything apart from the gun stores, strip clubs, and car dealerships are bolted shut with no conceivable entry points.
Mod: Simple Zombies. The last time Rockstar gave us a zombie game was all the way back in with Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare, which has given us plenty of time to work up an appetite for more undead bedlam.
Simple Zombies turns GTA 5 into a mini survival sim, where players must survive an infested Los Santos by building shelters, managing their health and hunger, and recruiting fellow survivors littered throughout the zombie-filled landscape. Mod: Euphoria Ragdoll Overhaul. The Euphoria Ragdoll Overhaul goes back to the drawing board and tries to bring the physics closer in line with those games, throwing more realistic animations, reactions, and visual touches into the mix.
Mod: Hulk script mod. Video games can be a great outlet for stress, and what better metaphor is there for unleashing anger than Bruce Banner turning into a giant green rage monster and wrecking havoc across the city?
This Hulk mod lets you leap miles into the sky as Hulk, picking up cars and throwing them at your leisure, and generally having a great time terrorising the people of Los Santos with reckless abandon. Sure, that luxury apartment of yours is nice, but what about a country safehouse, complete with car parks, helicopter pads, and airplane runways?
Just make sure none of your guests have access to that military fighter jet tucked away in the garage. Suffice to say, the results are pretty spectacular. Mod: Mobile Radio. I'm GamesRadar's Features Writer, which makes me responsible for gracing the internet with as many of my words as possible, including reviews, previews, interviews, and more. Lucky internet! Get the best gaming deals, reviews, product advice, competitions, unmissable gaming news and more!
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