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The Vapid Creado is heavily based on the fifth generation Ford Ranchero GT.

The name "creado" is a Spanish word meaning "created", as well as a pre-standardization spelling of the Portugese term "criado", meaning servant, alluding to the Ranchero's use as a utility vehicle.

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Speaking of GTA IV, several iconic vehicles from both GTA IV and GTA V are set to return, such as the Ruiner, the Futo, and the Tailgater. All of these vehicles appear to have had several overhauls to their interiors, proportions, and detailing.

The first trailer also featured vast collection over 50 brand-new vehicles, ranging from a new police SUV based on the Ford Explorer to a small hatchback based on the Chevy Sonic! The most notable example is the Shyster PMP 700, an evolution of the PMP 600 seen in GTA IV.

Fans of GTA Online will recognize several vehicles spotted in the VI's first trailer, such as the Jubilee, Furia, and the Tulip. Notably, the Gauntlet Interceptor, added to Online with The Chop Shop update, is the only Online vehicle spotted in VI before its offical release.