Remote Control Unit

 


RC vehicles have a great niche in GTA Online, so having the ability to make a non-RC vehicle act like one is quite fun. Now, most vehicles cannot be modified with this feature. The few cars it works with feel exciting to use.


To use it, go into the Interaction Menu, head to Remote Control Vehicles, and select the RC Personal Vehicle option. From there, players can drive wherever they please (or detonate it). It costs $235,000.


The Contract DLC made it so that the player will get fewer of them now. It's a tremendous quality-of-life change, yet it was one that gamers didn't know they would get. Sometimes, the best updates are the least expected ones.

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