Invetero Coquette D5

The Invetero Coquette D5 is a Sports Car featured in GTA Online on PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, which is still unreleased. It will be added to the game during the next weeks as part of the continuation of the 1.70 Agents of Sabotage update.

How to get the Coquette D5 in GTA Online:

The Coquette D5 can be purchased in GTA Online from Legendary Motorsport for a price of $1,730,000.

The Coquette D5 can be stored in any of your Properties/Garages as a Personal Vehicle. It can be customized at Los Santos Customs. You can also modify it in a Vehicle Workshop inside one of your owned properties.

Once acquired, you can request the delivery of the Coquette D5 from the Mechanic.

Invetero Coquette D5 in Real Life:

The design of the Invetero Coquette D5 is based on a real life Chevrolet Corvette (C6).

Invetero Coquette D5 Top Speed:

The top speed of the Coquette D5 in GTA V has not been verified yet. We'll add the results of Broughy1322's tests here soon.

Can you sell the Coquette D5 in GTA Online?

Yes, you can sell the Coquette D5 at Los Santos Customs for a resale price of $1,038,000 (60% of the original purchase), plus 50% of the value of your upgrades.

Coquette D5: GTA V Vehicle Info

Vehicle Class Sports
Manufacturer Invetero
Vehicle Features Has Liveries, Missile Lock-On Jammer
Acquisition Legendary Motorsport
GTA Online Price $1,730,000
Storage Location Garage (Personal Vehicle)
Delivery Method Mechanic
Modifications Los Santos Customs
Sell Can be sold only if purchased (High-End)
Sell Price (Resale) $1,038,000
Race Availability Can be used in Races
Top Speed - Game Files 103.92 mph (167.25 km/h)
Based on (Real Life) Chevrolet Corvette (C6)

Seats 2
Mass / Weight 1,420 KG
Drive Train RWD
Gears 6

Coquette D5: GTA V Performance

Top Speed - Real First published at youtube.com/broughy
Lap Time First published at youtube.com/broughy

Coquette D5 Description:

Believe it or not, at the turn of the millennium there were two things the rest of the world knew about America: its military industrial complex was taking a well-earned break, and its sports cars couldn't go around corners. But just when you think you've got American industry pegged, it comes out swinging with something like the Coquette D5, or enough regime change to keep its private military contractors off the breadline for another couple decades. Throw in a kickass chassis, a V8 for the ages, and an unforgettable dose of shock and awe, and you've got the kind of comeback story that made this country great.-

Missile Lock-On Jammer available.