Did he shoot in Miami for Trailer Live-Action of GTA 6? Autos of Vice City Surprising Fans
Further shooting of the cars used in GTA VI were captured in Miami, feeding speculations on a possible live-action trailer. Recently, fans have reported the presence of a convoy of vehicles of the game, including vintage models and supercars such as the Progen Emerus (imitation of McLaren Senna) and Albany Manana (a Cadillac Eldorado of epoch), during shooting carried out in a local road. The crew, supported by police officers to ensure security, used cameras on board and a drone for shooting, as documented by social media shared videos, including one provided by videotech through FairlyGab. The cars featured plates that reported "Vice City", confirming their origin from the official trailers of the game or from the screenshots released by Rockstar Games. It is still unclear whether Rockstar is directly involved in the production of this material, but the most widespread hypotheses involve the realization of a live-action trailer by the studio. This spot could combine real-world footage with gameplay elements, taking advantage of Miami's ambition and car convoy as a bridge between reality and the virtual world of GTA VI. A further confirmation of this marketing strategy is the presence of a giant sign "Welcome to Vice City" set up on the Kaseya Center, where the Heat of the NBA play, and the use of the South Beach coast to recreate the scene on the beach shown in the first trailer. Rockstar is expected to launch an extended marketing campaign in Miami before the game was released on November 19, with potential collaborations and title-related activations, such as special uniforms worn by Heat.
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