GTA Online Cunning Stunts update goes live, has absurd races and ridiculously expensive cars

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The Cunning Stunts update for GTA Online is now live on PS4, PC and Xbox One, and we've got all the details for it right here, including its $2.55m super car. First off, don't be surprised if you can't make your own races out of patriotic hamster tubes yet - the Stunt Race Creator won't arrive until August 2. Until then, you'll just have to risk your life in more than a dozen Rockstar-created courses that stretch across Southern San Andreas.

If you want higher stakes than the usual "winner gets some extra cash" approach, Cunning Stunts has also added limited-time Premium Races. From now through Monday, you'll be able to ante up for a different race every day to take on seven other players in winner-take-all competitions. If you don't take first place, you don't get any of your cash back - but at least everybody gets triple Reputation Points for participating.

The update also adds a set of new vehicles to the game, all of which are available for purchase from Southern San Andreas Super Autos and Legendary Motorsport. Here are their prices, thanks in part to Reddit user Wangfap (uh, sorry for all the suggestive names in this article). Those Super Car prices are the really Stunning part of this update.

Super
Emperor ETR1: $1,995,000
Progen Tyrus: $2,550,000
Annis RE-7B: $2,475,000

Sports
Obey Omnis: $701,000
Lampadati Tropos Rallye: $816,000

Compact
Grotti Brioso R/A: $155,000

Off-Road
Vapid Trophy Truck: $550,000
Vapid Desert Raid: $695,000

Motorcycle
Nagasaki BF400: $95,000
Western Gargogyle: $120,000

Muscle (free for everyone who also played on last-gen)
Declasse Burger Shot Stallion: $277,000
Vapid Pisswasser Dominator: $315,000
Bravado Redwood Gauntlet: $230,000

If you want to check out all that new stuff, make sure you do it soon. Logging in at any point this week will unlock the signature Jock Cranley Black Jumpsuit for your wardrobe, and you'll find 20 percent savings on property with garages and 15 percent off select car mods.

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Connor Sheridan
Connor Sheridan

I got a BA in journalism from Central Michigan University - though the best education I received there was from CM Life, its student-run newspaper. Long before that, I started pursuing my degree in video games by bugging my older brother to let me play Zelda on the Super Nintendo. I've previously been a news intern for GameSpot, a news writer for CVG, and was formerly a staff writer at GamesRadar.