TOP 10 BEST VEHICLES YOU MUST OWN IN GTA ONLINE! (Updated 2021)

These are MUST BUY vehicles in GTA Online! They'll help you make a lot of money fast! I guess this is a mini guide.

#GTAOnline

Casino DLC Update, Cayo Perico, Tuners. Armored Kuruma, Nightshark, Akula, Buzzard, Oppressor MK 2. Toreador, kosatka, submarine

[ThemeParkLunaticOnInsta]

4:10 just buy the normal kuruma, it’s cheaper and it’s got the exact same armour as the Armoured kuruma. See for yourself

[et_etking]

The thing I’m realizing going through the comment section is the fact that this channel isn’t a “guide" anymore more like a conversation/community channel like I love each and every single one of these videos absolutely awesome .

[MochiKomi]

Don't mind me, I'm just doing a shopping list:
11. MOC
10. Buzzard
9. Terrorbyte
8. Kuruma (Armored)
7. Sparrow
6. Nightshark
5. Akula
4. Toreador
3. Kosatka
2. Opressor mk II
1. Faggio (Classic, Mod and Sport; all of them)

[MambaBreezy]

It's just a love-hate relationship with the Oppressor tbh. Annoying af when in free roam, but a blessing for grinding and setup missions. Makes the job multiple times faster.

[mk_scorpion_]

The List:


11:41 1. Opperssor MKII
10:23 2. Kosatka
8:49 3. Toreador
7:36 4. Akula
6:25 5. Nightshark
5:09 6. Sparrow
3:47 7. Kuruma (Armoured)
2:13 8. Terabyte
1:32 9. Buzzard
0:30 10. Mobile Operations Center (MOC)


Regards 🙂

[qzy-SanTzxkW]

TGG: "It's hard to do original content for GTA Online after 8 years of the game being out."
Also TGG: *has b-roll of a masive kosatka war*

[Cody-Bear]

Awhile back, a kid thought I was in God Mode when I was the cab of the MOC. And whenever there's that briefcase free roam event, I like to get my Akula to grab it and go into stealth mode and just fly around the city until the timer runs out. Once while doing that free roam event, I was hungry, so I made a snack, stayed in stealth mode and just sat in front of my hangar at Fort Zancudo while I watched another player steal a jet from the military base and they didn't even bother me 😂 I saw that as a double win as probably not many people own a hangar at Fort Zancudo, they'll probably die trying to get in

[goracks]

I agree with most of your list. Only things I’ll mention is that you dont need to buy the Buzzard. Just become CEO, and spawn it in. Blow it up with grenade once you’ve reached destination. 60 seconds later, you can spawn a new buzzard. You dont really need the valkyrie though, unless you only wanna get across the map stealthfully.

As for the Karuma, I HIGHLY advise people to save for the nightshark instead. The karuma handles like all the other terrible fwd based cars in game do. You also cant equip it with guns, its slower, and cant take missiles. Yes, it’s twice the price, but its worth it.

[sinelocum]

We need a flying horse in RDR Online with properties similar to the oppressor mk2. Perhaps with dual Gatling guns - like the Jonah Hex horse, but mounted under the horse’s wings.

[maxwelldunlop]

Not sure what you’re talking about but the faggio definitely deserves number 1.

[doomfromsplash]

Hey tgg, i just wanted to say thank you, you are the sole reason i am so good at gta today, your guides and tips have guided me through the game and I am about to earn my 200, 000, 00th dollar and close to level 200, you have singlehandedly founded tens of thousands of gta players, and me being one one them. I love you tgg, and keep doing what you are doing :)

[dirkardostevergreen]

Personally I think the Deluxo is my favourite purchase. It's just so much fun. A flying car that shoots rockets - what's not to love? I also like the Menacer for brute strength and the Avenger for traversing the map quickly (although it's a bit too fiddly to be useful as an offensive vehicle).

[WhydoIneedahandle]

I’m so glad you mentioned the Akula. This helicopter’s been my best friend since I got it and it’s pretty much the only aircraft I use consistently aside from the Sparrow. Really helps with Gunrunning without interference

[ayayaybamba]

The true number 1 will always be the tug, it was the first thing I bought when playing online for the first time.

It's always a blast to convince someone in the lobby to try and use it as an aircraft carrier and watch them try to land on it without blowing themselves up.

[producedit]

3:30 #6 Terrorbyte - i think another thing that’s important to mention about the terrorbyte is that if your oppressor is stored inside, you can call your oppressor through the interaction menu (services>terrorbyte>request oppressor mkii) loved the video man, great stuff. 👌🏼

[Elementl]

I started playing GTA online in April of this year and your videos have single handedly helped me tremendously. I give you ALL the credit for everything I've been able to do and understand in the game like leveling up, best vehicles, money making methods, understanding heists and businesses. Plus your videos are always so entertaining and well done. Keep up all the amazing work!! :)

[jerwen]

The night sharks 'bulletproof' windows don't actually protect against bullets from the side or back, as well as restricting your weapon choices. Leaving this upgrade off means you can deal with oppressor mk2's far and away easier as you can use sticky boms and the flare gun, without being forced upon the machine guns

[daniel.gibbon]

I've been playing on PS4 for the past year or so with the MTU settings on about 800 or so. It's by far the easiest way to avoid griefers. I'm only ever in a lobby by myself, can just go about my business in peace, driving whatever car I like!

[AlBfR]

The armored Kuruma makes all Missions (like i.e. the contact missions) where it comes to a shoot out with NPCs so much easier. Sometimes, when I can’t risk destroying the mission‘s target, I use the mk2 to get there fast and than call my mechanic to order the Kuruma. And when I use the CEO Buzzard I don‘t even have to send back the mk2 to the garage before I can order the Kuruma. And another very helpful vehicle is the dingy if you don‘t yet have enough money for the Kosatka. Because when you‘re on a CEO warehouse mission and you have to pick up crates from the oceans surface it can happen that your helicopter will be drowned, especially in stormy weather. Then you have to swim back to the beach before you can order the buzzard again. But the dingy is the only vehicle you can order right next to you. But iirc you can also try to call Merryweather to come and fetch you.

[MIHUKI]

Great list! I'd like to add some details about the mentioned vehicles on this video.

1. *Mobile Operation Center (MOC)*

As TGG said, the two main functions of the MOC are being able to customize most of your weaponized/armored vehicles (such as a Nightshark, Scramjet, among many others) and protecting yourself against different hostilities.

The MOC (without the trailer) can take almost 70 homing missiles (I believe it's 67), which means that in order to destroy it with Oppressors MK2, not even three of them are enough. In fact, taking into consideration that certain percentage of missiles will be missed (if you're moving, of course) and that you can deflect some others with flares, you might even survive FOUR Oppressors MK2 —and personally, I've never seen a MOC being chased by four or more Oppressors MK2, so I'd say you're pretty much invincible against them—. Moreover, if you don't have window protection, you're able to use Sticky Bombs, which are very helpful to blow up Oppressor MK2 jerks.

The MOC can also be useful against normal bullets (rifles, miniguns, etc.), as it has back protection, that is to say that you can't get killed if you're being shot from behind. Besides, you can shoot in almost every direction, so it's pretty common to see MOC drivers going backwards to kill other players and at the same time avoid being shot. Even if they try with RPGs, they will die a few times before destroying your MOC, as it can take +20 RPGs.

However, there are ways to "counter" MOC defenses: tanks, submarine missiles, jets with explosive rounds, Anti-Aircraft Trailer and, of course, Orbital Cannon. Tanks are slow, so you can just drive away from them, but they might go off-radar and sneak up on you, so be careful. Submarine missiles might be missed, especially if you're under certain buildings, and even if they manage to hit you, one missile is not enough (I believe two or three of those missiles are needed to destroy a MOC), so you have time to find a safe place. As for jets, just go under certain buildings where they can't hit you. Regarding the Anti-Aircraft Trailer (which is the strongest weapon of the game after the Orbital Cannon), it can only move if a second player carries it with another vehicle, and depending on the angle you might even be able to kill the driver before they blow you up. When it comes to the Orbital Cannon, just go off-radar or hide under certain bridges or buildings, but it's probable that you won't even see it coming, so pay attention to the map and be aware of the Facilities' locations.

Anyway, if for some reason they manage to destroy your MOC, you can immediately respawn it, no cooldown, haha.

2. *Nightshark*

It kinda has the MOC defensive funcitons, but it's way more weak. It can only take around a third of the missiles a MOC (without trailer) can take, and it has no back protection, so it's easy to kill the driver with normal bullets on foot. If you use window protection, you won't be able to throw Sticky Bombs, and those windows are not even that good anyway, as they only reduce the hitscan —they're not bulletproof like the Armored Kuruma windows—. I almost always manage to kill Nightshark players with a simple Minigun.

However, the Nightshark has its pros: it's a bit faster than the MOC, it allows you to throw Sticky Bombs MUCH MUCH further (quite convinient), and it spawns next to you (unlike the MOC).

But guess what, in order to modify it and upgrade it, you need a station such as the MOC one, haha. So I'd say the MOC is more important, but having both vehicles might be beneficial according to the situation you're facing.

3. *Buzzard Attack Chopper* - *Sparrow*

As for helicopters, the weaponized Buzzard used to be the best one for grinding, but not anymore. Nowadays I'd say you can't talk about this helicopter without comparing it to the Sparrow, which is, in my view, an upgraded version of the Buzzard.

I can only see a few Buzzard's advantages over the Sparrow: it's way more resistant, it's a four-seater, it can be spawned together with the Sparrow (perhaps to lend it to your newbie friends), and it can be the second option when your Sparrow can't be spawned.

Regarding the Sparrow, it is weak (not too relevant, though) and in order to buy it you need the Kosatka Submarine, so it's not very cheap. Nonetheless, it's really fast, you don't need to be CEO to spawn it, you can enter and leave your Kosatka with it and their missiles have no cooldown (unlike the Buzzard, which has some kind of delay).

4. *Terrorbyte*

I personally love this vehicle, as not only does it allow you to make money (Client Jobs, Special Cargo sourcing, Import/Export sourcing), but it's also the only way you have to modify your Oppressor MK2. Without it, the Oppressor MK2 is nothing (just a flying bike). You can't install missiles on your Oppressor MK2 and you can't install Chaff neither (Oppressor MK2's essential defenses). Also, the Terrorbyte allows you to call your Oppressor MK2 faster (through the Interacton Menu) and to refill your missiles (by just entering your Oppressor MK2 to the Terrorbyte). Moreover, if your Oppressor MK2 gets destroyed, you can almost immediately get it back with no cooldown by calling Mors Mutual Insurance and going to the back of your Terrorbyte.

If that were not enough, you can install a Drone Station inside your Terrorbyte, which not only gives you a portable drone, but also a drone that you can use while being inside your Terrorbyte. Trust me, I've got lots of kills with that drone from the safety of my Terrorbyte, and most people don't even see it coming (a free, easy and fun kill).

5. *Armored Kuruma*

Not the greatest vehicle, but it does have some nice uses. If you're a beginner, you can take advantage of it to do VIP works, which is a good money making method for starters. Also, beginner or not, it's one of the most efficient vehicles when it comes to missions. But to be honest, you won't be doing a lot of missions.

6. *Akula*

Not only can you go off-radar indefinitely with Stealth Mode, but you also can reduce your wanted level to two stars, which might be very useful under some circunstances. You can even spawn it next to you with an easy glitch: as soon as you click to spawn the Akula, spawn a CEO vehicle (such as the Buzzard or a simple Sanchez bike) or the Sparrow, and the Akula will spawn next to you).

7. *Toreador*

A Stromberg 2.0. There's practically no reason to buy a Stromberg now, as it was made obsolete by the Toreador. It can take the same amount of missiles (around 6 to be destroyed), it's a four-seater, it has no map icon (huge advantage when trying to fight an Oppressor MK2) and it has turbo.

Although it's considered to be the counter of the Oppressor MK2, an experienced player will definitely kick your ass. Chaff defenses of the Oppressor MK2 makes it almost invincible against the Toreador if you use it right. It's just activating Chaff, firing a few missiles and taking cover (going behind a building or staying out of the Toreador's lock-on angle) for a few seconds till you can use Chaff again. However, the fact that there's no map icon for the Toreador gives you the chance of killing an Oppressor MK2 jerk before they even realise you're using a Toreador. But if you're fighting me, don't even try, as I always asume there can be a Toreador, so I approach carefully and even use Chaff is necessary to see what's the other player driving.

Also, contrary to what TGG said, Toreador missiles can be dodged with the Oppressor MK2. There are two ways to do it: holding space bar to descend or simply speed glitch.

8. *Kosatka Submarine*

One word: MONEY.

I can only add that Kosatka Missiles are a fun way to bother griefers.

9. *Oppressor MK2*

Great for grinding, great for PvP, great for defending yourself, great for escorting, great for moving around the map, etc.

It is maybe one of the most expensive vehicles, as in order to buy it properly you need a Terrorbyte, and for the Terrorbyte you need a Nightclub. I'd say that the real cost of the Oppressor MK2 is over 7 million (Nightclub + Terrorbyte with a vehicle workshop + the Oppressor MK2 itself with its modifications and upgrades). Do not buy the Oppressor MK2 before getting the Terrorbyte, as it's useless without it. Once you have the Terrorbyte, complete five client jobs to get the special price for the Oppresssor MK2 and only then buy it and install homing missiles and chaff.

Don't be a jerk, and don't use it to grief. If you're griefing with it in my session, you won't have a good time.



*MY TOP FIVE*

5. Toreador
4. Sparrow
3. Kosatka
2. Terrorbyte
1. Oppressor MK2
0. Faggio