Rockstar recently dropped the Money Fronts DLC in GTA 5, bringing in 13 new vehicles for players to check out. While one of the cars—the Drift Walton—hasn’t officially released yet, this guide covers the other 12 vehicles currently available. If you're wondering which cars are worth buying and which ones to skip, this ranking will help you make the right choices based on performance, customization, driving experience, and overall value.

Cars You Should Probably Avoid
Let’s start with the vehicles that aren’t worth your GTA dollars. These cars are either overpriced, poorly designed, or lacking in customization.

12. Bobcat Security Stockade
At over $2.4 million, this Pegasus vehicle feels like a waste of cash. It’s essentially just a new livery on an old model, with zero customization options. Unless you’re a hardcore collector, it’s best to pass.

11. Gro LSCM Cheetah Classic
This car costs around $2 million and offers very little in return. There’s no real visual customization, and interior trim changes only work through glitches. For that price, you expect a lot more.

10. Walton L35 Stock
This is a confusing release. It looks like a basic street truck with no major upgrades, especially when compared to its lifted version. Rockstar should’ve just made one version of the Walton with all the options.

9. Police Bike
Selling for nearly $5 million, this bike is way overpriced. While it has police-themed customizations and visual flair, you’re better off getting something like the Western Sovereign for a fraction of the cost.

8. Overflow Suzum
This electric supercar sounds cool on paper but disappoints in performance and design. The rear wheel fitment is awkward, the sunstrip upgrade is broken, and it doesn’t feel fast or smooth to drive.

7. Karen Everon RS
It looks like a pickup, but it’s classified as an SUV. Customization is minimal and buggy, with some liveries not displaying properly. This one feels like it needed more time in development.

6. Rapid GTX
Another $2.7 million sports car that doesn’t live up to its price. It performs poorly in races and has an odd design, including Tesla Model 3-inspired headlights. Save your money for something better.

Solid Mid-Tier Picks
These vehicles aren’t game-changers, but they offer decent performance and good value for the price. They’re worth checking out if you want something new without breaking the bank.

5. Annis Minimus
This is a pretty solid sedan with respectable performance and a fair price. Its customization options are satisfying, making it a good pick for sedan lovers in the current GTA economy.

4. Annis Hardy
If you like drift builds and tuner parts, this car delivers. It has great customization and offers a fun driving experience, especially for players who love modifying cars.

Top 3 Cars You Should Definitely Buy
If you only want to pick up a few vehicles from the Money Fronts DLC, make it one of these three. They combine great performance, customization, and driving fun.

3. Karen Woodlander
This SUV-class vehicle comes with Handling Special Upgrade (HSW) support, giving it strong performance and smooth handling. Customization is top-tier, making it one of the most versatile new vehicles.

2. Tampa GT
This muscle car is stylish, fast, and a blast to drive—especially after adding the HSW upgrade. While it has a few issues with brakes and curb clipping, it’s still one of the best handling cars in the DLC.

1. Sentinel GTS
The absolute standout from the update. The Sentinel GTS checks every box: amazing performance, excellent customization options, and an enjoyable driving experience. If you're only buying one car from the Money Fronts DLC, this should be it.

The Money Fronts DLC brings a lot of new content to GTA Online, but not all of it is worth your time or money. If you're looking to make smart purchases, focus on the Sentinel GTS, Tampa GT, and Karen Woodlander. These offer the most value and fun for your investment. On the other hand, avoid overpriced or underwhelming rides like the Bobcat Security Stockade, Gro LSCM Cheetah Classic, and Overflow Suzum. Many players prefer to buy GTA 5 modded accounts cheap, especially when new DLC drops like Money Fronts.

Choose wisely and enjoy cruising through Los Santos in style!