
During its whirlwind 91-second runtime, the GTA 6 trailer shows off a wide variety of vehicles, all of which are presumably driveable/rideable/steerable and/or sailable at some stage in the game. On dry land, we're shown glimpses of station wagons, 4x4s, muscle cars; rides inspired by the real world's Chevrolet and Impala brands, with gold rims and gravity-defying hydraulics; and a fine lineup of sports cars, many of which are convertibles, lining up outside what looks like a prestigious and exclusive Vice City nightclub.
Among those kerbside crawlers are flashy numbers that mirror the likes of Lamborghini and Porsche – aka Pegassi and Pfister as they appear in-game – but one car that's notably absent (or, at least, one I've as-yet been unable to spot) is the Banshee. And while there are definitely better cars across the grand pantheon of Grand Theft Auto games, the Banshee is my absolute favorite – and it's also the longest-serving sports car across the 26-year-old series as a whole.