Declasse
Old school Americana wrapped in rust, duct tape, and misplaced nostalgia. Declasse rides dirty through Leonida’s backstreets, swamp basins, and low end swap meets.
Preferred by Leonida’s bikers, survivalists, and disillusioned ex cops who value a heavy frame over fuel economy.
From Jason’s 1972 era Tulip to the classic Tornado, Declasse defines the gritty visual history of Vice City streets.
Providing the Sheriff SUVs and battered beater trucks that populate rural roadblocks and trailer park turf wars.
Unrefined Power, Rural Authority
Declasse is the domestic manufacturer for citizens who do not care about aerodynamic curves or European luxury. In the rougher counties of Leonida, a Declasse is a tool for survival, designed to take a hit and keep moving through the mud.
Whether it is a Sheriff SUV pinning a moonshiner against a tree or a vintage Tornado lowrider bouncing through the Keys, the brand represents a specific kind of American stubbornness. It is the official vehicle of the disillusioned, the dangerous, and the downright desperate.
A rugged Declasse Sheriff SUV observed during a rural law enforcement operation near the Red Hill Forest outskirts.
Jason and Lucia observed riding into the sunset in their iconic 1972 inspired Declasse Tulip sedan.
Market Ecosystem
Other brands fueling Leonida's domestic landscape:
In the real world, Declasse is the long standing GTA parody of Chevrolet , reflecting the grit and power of domestic automotive history.
Last updated: February, 2026