On the new vehicles:
>"All the Special Vehicles (ramp buggy, phantom wedge, etc) are between $1m to $5m. Figures aren't concrete in my head, but I know that the Ruiner 2000, the Knight Rider one, is $5.7m. You can get a hefty discount for beating a special contact mission that uses the vehicle in question, a million dollarydoos or so off the price of each car."
>said Ruiner 2000 also has "homing rockets, non-homing rockets, machine guns, jumping ability, a parachute you can glide using…you can even add performance mods to make it go fast as f*ck."
>orange supercar in the Newswire pictures is called Tempesta
>"There's 2 new Legendary Motorsports cars, and the rest are Benny's cars, including a Skyline ripoff, and two bikes. No new lowriders, just ricer cars." (he confirms on a later post that said Skyline is based on the R34)
>"Rocket Voltic, its a Voltic with a big rocket booster on the back (the exhaust looks like an Iron Man core, but orange), and it costs a couple of million. Its probably the most fun vehicle to use out of the new lot."
>"there's a few things that are held back for later dates, but its only two cars. Everything else is being blown out on the one day. Christmas, after all."

On the new missions:
>"The Special Vehicle Missions are like miniature heists."
>"You just need to use the same office, open the same old PC, and there's a new tab for launching Vehicle Cargo missions."
>"Warehouse can store 40 cars, each Steal mission is one car at a time, each car has its own value."
>"No costs to begin a steal mission. The flow goes as such:
>>Go to SecuroServ PC in office, open up Vehicle Cargo tab, hit "Source Car"
>>Get mission, go find car in world, bring it back to warehouse
>>Car is now stored in warehouse, like Special Cargo
>>Can do more Steal missions to get more cars, or you can use the laptop in the car warehouse to begin Sell missions by choosing whatever car/s you want to sell and choosing the sell type"
>"Sell missions are dependent on how many Associates you have. One car per person in the Organization. A Private Buyer mission is straight up selling them for the commission gained on them. Car Showroom is a slight up-front payment to mod them up a bit to receive an increased payout on delivery. Specialist Offer is a bigger up-front payment to mod the cars to receive the largest payoff."
>"Numbers are hard to quantify because it depends on the cars you're selling and to what buyer, and also how damaged the cars are upon delivery, as repair costs are billed to you."
>"Each car sold while an Associate under a CEO adds $500 to the payment you get every so often, up to a maximum of $10,000."
>"You get no reward this time for destroying cars that CEO's are stealing. Instead, you can steal their cars from their missions and store them at your own warehouse, counting as stock towards sells. Or if you're non-Organization or an MC, you can take the car to the local cop shop or scrapyard respectively, and receive a payout."
>You can get "Collections" of cars. If you get lucky and collect a set of cars, you can sell that collection for far more than a normal sell mission. But you need a specific amount of Associates for collections, like there's 4 cars in the Rally collection, etc.
>"if you damage the cars when stealing them, you have to pay repair costs."

On extra content:
>"There's a load of new clothing. New masks (Harambe, horse masks, pugs, oni's, sugar skulls), new Organization styles, things in the shops too." (…) "There's Cthulhu and dinosaur masks too."
>"no new weapons this time."
>"There will be a character appearance changer. $100,000 a go."