- Grand Theft Auto V
- Rockstar North
- Six guides
GTA V Guides Hub
Cheat codes that still work, the GTA Online businesses that actually pay, every vehicle on tested figures rather than the in-game bars, the stock-market route to $2 billion, and which PC build to install — pick a guide below.
01 Open the cheat register
The full list of working GTA V cheat codes
- Console
- phone
- controller
- myths
What the guide covers
- The complete register — console text, phone numbers and controller combinations for PC, PlayStation and Xbox
- What each cheat disables, how long it lasts, and how to clear the flag afterwards
- The myths named one by one, and what the sites offering them are really distributing
- Where cheats are blocked, what the refusal message means, and why no honest list of blocked missions exists
- The legitimate alternatives for players who came looking for the money cheat that does not exist
02 Open the Online guide
A complete guide to making money in GTA Online
- Career Builder
- businesses
- solo loops
- weekly bonuses
What the guide covers
- Career Builder options compared by what each one leaves you holding on day one
- Every business by entry cost, cycle length and realistic solo return, with a purchase order by budget
- The full Cayo Perico route: scoping order, target values, loot priority and what to walk past
- Which properties feed which, and why buying them in the wrong order stalls all of them
- How to read the weekly bonus rotation before a session instead of after it
03 Open the vehicle guide
An extensive list of GTA V vehicles, tested and ranked
- Classes
- tested speed
- handling
- customisation
- storage
What the guide covers
- Every class ranked on measured top speed and lap time from the community test data, not the in-game stat bars — and why the two metrics give different winners
- The fastest car, bike, plane and boat in each price tier, with what the next tier up actually buys you
- Handling notes for the vehicles that behave nothing like their stats suggest, and the ones that only work modified
- Customisation broken down into what changes performance and what is purely cosmetic
- Where every special and story vehicle is found, which ones can be kept, and which ones vanish from the garage
04 Open the economy guide
Everything about the map, the stock market and collectibles
- Markets
- timing
- property
- collectibles
- regions
What the guide covers
- The full market sequence with entry and exit points for all three portfolios, in the order that compounds
- How each exchange behaves, what moves it, and which one your actions cannot touch
- Property yields and payback periods, separating the purchases that pay from the ones that only unlock content
- All twelve collectible sets with counts, real rewards, and which five actually count toward 100%
- The map region by region — what each area is actually used for once the story is over
05 Open the specs guide
All you need to know about Enhanced, Legacy, mods and PC specs
- Enhanced vs Legacy
- tooling
- roleplay
- hardware
What the guide covers
- Enhanced against Legacy across rendering, Online, anti-cheat, install size and mod support
- Requirements for both builds, and what the minimum tier genuinely runs
- Install order for the modding stack, including the mistake that breaks it on the next patch
- Roleplay servers explained: how they differ from Online, which build they target, and where the ban risk is
- Ready-to-copy settings profiles for 1080p, 1440p and 4K, built from published benchmarks of both builds
06 Open the walkthrough
All you need to know about the GTA V story campaign
- Missions
- heists
- crew
- endings
- 100%
What the guide covers
- All 69 story missions in order, with objectives and the full gold-medal criteria for each one
- The complete crew table — every hire, their cut, their skill rating, and which ones cost you money in practice
- Approach comparison for all six heists, including which of them actually pay out
- What each of the three endings permanently removes from your save, and which one leaves the game intact
- The 100% completion checklist, ordered so nothing has to be replayed twice
Common questions
Enhanced or Legacy in 2026?
Enhanced if you want ray tracing, faster loading and access to current GTA Online content. Legacy if single-player mods or a specific roleplay server matter to you, because most tooling was written against that build. The full comparison, including the one-way character migration, is in the Mods & Specs guide.
Is there a money cheat in GTA V?
No — there has never been one on any platform, and no cheat code of any kind functions in GTA Online. Story Mode has a legitimate money mechanism instead, covered in the Map & Economy guide.
Which ending should I choose?
Two of the three permanently remove a protagonist and everything attached to them from your save. Which one leaves the game intact, and what each option costs, is set out in the Walkthrough guide.
What is the fastest car in GTA V?
The answer differs between Story Mode and Online, and between headline top speed and lap time on a real circuit. The Vehicles guide ranks every class on the tested figures the community measures, and explains why the in-game bars disagree with both.
What is the fastest way to make money in GTA Online?
It depends on your budget and whether you play solo — and the ranking shifts every Thursday when the bonus rotation resets. The Online guide ranks the businesses by entry cost and by return per hour of attention.
Will mods get me banned?
Single-player mods on the older build are safe as long as GTA Online is never launched with them loaded; anything injected while Online is running is a ban vector, and the newer build adds kernel-level anti-cheat. Roleplay servers are a separate case, explained in the Mods & Specs guide.
