GTA 6 Ultimate Edition contents: What you get for $100

Grand Theft Auto VI is tantalizingly close to coming out in November.

We've seen a detailed gameplay breakdown on Netflix , and some folks might still be undecided about pre-ordering the game because there are two versions to think about.

The standard edition is $79.99, which is already high for a video game.

But the $100 Ultimate Edition is the one everyone has their eyes on.

What, exactly, do you get for paying an extra $20 to play GTA 6 ? Let's investigate.

SEE ALSO: Will GTA 6 be on Xbox Game Pass at launch? Grand Theft Auto VI Ultimate Edition: What it comes with Lots of video games will happily take a little bit more of your money for a deluxe edition of some sort.

These usually include optional cosmetic upgrades and maybe access to future DLC.

In the case of GTA VI , though, the Ultimate Edition comes with access to exclusive shops, vehicles, and even some side content that regular edition owners won't be able to access.

Here are the shops you'll be able to patronize exclusively in the Ultimate Edition: Sara's Unisex Salon Stock 305 clothing store Rideout Customs Mod Shop Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor One-Eyed Willie's off-road mod shop As you can probably guess from the names of those businesses, these are all going to provide Ultimate Edition-exclusive cosmetic options for protagonists Jason and Lucia , as well as the vehicles they drive.

If you want special tattoos, vehicle mods, hairstyles, or clothes, you'll need to pony up $100.

There are also a couple of outfit packs called Vice City Styles and Goodtime Gear.

Beyond that, there are special vehicles that come only with the Ultimate Edition.

These include the '95 Grotti Cheetah, a mid-90s sports car that looks super sleek, and a boat called the Shitzu Squalo.

There's also the '67 Vapid Dominator buggy for all your off-roading needs.