Compare to... 190z Ardent Astrale Casco Cheburek Cheetah Classic Coquette Classic Coquette D1 Deluxo Dynasty Fagaloa Fränken Stange GT500 GT750 Infernus Classic Itali Classic JB 700 JB 700W LSCM Cheetah Classic Mamba Manana Michelli GT Monroe Nebula Turbo Peyote Peyote Custom Pigalle Rapid GT Classic Retinue Retinue Mk II Roosevelt Roosevelt Valor Savestra Stinger Stinger GT Stirling GT Stromberg Swinger Toreador Torero Tornado Tornado Convertible Tornado Custom Tornado Mariachi Tornado Rat Rod Uranus LozSpeed Viseris Z-Type Zion Classic The Grotti Turismo Classic is a Sports Classics Car featured in GTA Online on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS4 and Xbox One, added to the game as part of the 1.38 Special Vehicle Circuit update on April 4, 2017. This is one of the few vehicles eligible for the special HSW Performance Upgrade at the LS Car Meet exclusively to PS5 & Xbox Series X|S, which considerably increases the top speed. This vehicle also appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and GTA San Andreas.
The Turismo Classic can be obtained in GTA Online as a Bonus Reward, or it can be purchased for a price of $705,000. The Turismo Classic can be stored in any of your Properties/Garages as a Personal Vehicle. It can be customized at Los Santos Customs and LS Car Meet Mod Shop. You can also modify it in a Vehicle Workshop inside one of your owned properties. Once acquired, you can request the delivery of the Turismo Classic from the Mechanic. On PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, the Turismo Classic can also be unlocked as a Career Progress Reward by completing Tier 4 in the "Los Santos Tuners" category. The HSW conversion cost to upgrade the Turismo Classic is $897,000.
The design of the Grotti Turismo Classic is based on a real life Ferrari F40, Testarossa, 348.
The actual top speed of the Turismo Classic in GTA V is 121.00 mph (194.73 km/h) when it's fully upgraded, as it's been accurately tested in-game by Broughy1322. However, when upgraded with the PS5/XSX exclusive HSW improvements, the Turismo Classic can reach the crazy top speed of 151.50 mph (243.82 km/h). Keep in mind that the HSW mods can be disabled in races.
Yes, you can sell the Turismo Classic at Los Santos Customs, however, if you obtained it as a free reward, the resale price will only be the 50% of the value of the upgrades you applied to the vehicle, without any value for the vehicle itself.
