GTA 6 might be all about how a life of crime doesn't pay (or does), but Florida cops have taken the game's first trailer and used it to show off a seized muscle carTech10:46, 17 Apr 2025Expect Vice City to be packed with detail(Image: Rockstar)While fans are planning launch parties and one last ride in GTA 5 for the eventual release date of Grand Theft Auto 6, it turns out the police are just as excited to be playing.Article continues belowUntil we hear anything from Rockstar Games about a delay, we're still expecting it this year (maybe in November), and one Highway Patrol unit is ready to race to get started.‌The Florida Highway Patrol recently uploaded a video via Nick OFF Duty that showcases a a Chevy Corvette C8, which was seized from a drug dealer before being kitted out for patrol.Why are we telling you this? Because the video draws comparisons to GTA 6 with the now-legendary first trailer being featured.Article continues belowAt the start of the video, the car rolls to a stop while the passenger watches the first (and only) GTA 6 trailer.The game will be set in the fictional state of Leonida, which is intended as a version of Florida.“Hey man, I can’t wait till this drops," the passenger says.‌“Why wait?” the driver responds. “We can do this right now. Ain’t nobody catching us in this thing.”We admit, it's very cringy, but it shows just how widespread GTA 6 fever has become.Will GTA 6 make 2025 after all?‌The video goes on to explain that the car was seized from a criminal during an operation with the Drug Enforcement Agency Task Force, and has been upgraded so it's ready for patrol.“The Florida Highway Patrol is ready for GTA 6 as it reveals for the first time to the world its brand new Chevy Corvette C8 fully outfitted for patrol,” the video's description reads.Article continues below"How mad is that drug dealer seeing his old car being used as a police vehicle," one comment reads, while another jokes that the Corvette's driver "clocks into work with a smile on his face every day now".The car will apparently be used for promoting safe driving, and it's certainly eye-catching.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.‌‌‌