The Monroe is a 2-door sports car in GTA V manufactured by Pegassi. This vehicle belongs to the Sports Classic vehicle class in the game. It can be purchased from the Legendary Motorsport site for $490,000 through the in-game internet. It is heavily inspired by the Lamborghini Miura this vehicle and also carries features from the Ford GT40 and the 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The top speed, acceleration and handling are all good for a sports classic like the Monroe.
| Name | Monroe |
| Vehicle Class | Sports Classic |
| Vehicle Type | Civilian Car |
| Body Style | 2-door sports car |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Manufacturer | Pegassi |
| Price | $490,000 (Legendary Motorsport) |
| Appearance(s) | GTA V GTA Online |
The Monroe is a 2-door sports classic car in GTA V manufactured by Pegassi and it is heavily based on the Lamborghini Miura. It also has a few elements of the Ford GT40 and the 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The front of this car looks very similar to the GT40 with the height being a little lower. The headlights are just like the GT40’s and the tail lights are circular just like the 1969 Corvette Stingray.
The rest of the body takes inspiration from the design of the Miura, especially the doors all the way up to the front grille. Even the ride height and the back glass are similar to the Lamborghini Miura. This vehicle has a racing steering wheel with vintage interiors and a wood paneled dashboard on which the meters are fitted.
The Monroe is a very impressive sports classic car with a high top speed that almost touches 130mph. Acceleration of this vehicle is also above average as it can reach up to 60 mph in less than 5 seconds. However, a great amount of understeer can be felt when driving at high speeds. Slowing down is necessary while making turns even on highways or the car will run into a barrier or an oncoming vehicle on highways without dividers.
The Monroe is powered by a V12 just like its real-life counterpart, however according to the specifications mentioned in the game the Monroe is powered by a 3.7L engine coupled with a 5-speed gearbox and rear wheel drive layout.
| Category | Modification | Cost |
| Armor | No ArmorArmor Upgrade 20%Armor Upgrade 40%Armor Upgrade 60%Armor Upgrade 80%Armor Upgrade 100% | $100$500$1,250$2,000$3,500$5,000 |
| Brakes | Stock BrakesStreet BrakesSport BrakesRace Brakes | $100$2,000$2,700$3,500 |
| Engine | EMS Upgrade, Level 1EMS Upgrade, Level 2EMS Upgrade, Level 3EMS Upgrade, Level 4 | $900$1,250$1,800$3,350 |
| Lights | Stock LightsXenon Lights | $100$300 |
| Plates | Blue on White 1Blue on White 2Blue on White 3Yellow on BlueYellow on Black | $50$50$50$75$150 |
| Suspension | Stock SuspensionLowered SuspensionStreet SuspensionSport Suspension | $100$500$1,000$1,700 |
| Transmission | Stock TransmissionStreet TransmissionSports TransmissionRace Transmission | $100$2,950$3,250$4,000 |
| Turbo | None TurboTuning | $500$2,500 |
| Wheels | None Light SmokeDark SmokeLimo | $100$200$450$700 |
Can be purchased from the Legendary Motorsport site through the in-game internet for $490,000.
The car can be obtained from the mission Pack Man by parking the car at 3671 Whispymound Drive and then abandoning it. If the player chooses not to retry the mission, the car will be available at the Auto impound for $250.
A real life Lamborghini Miura was bought for $490,000 which is the same price as the Monroe in Legendary Motorsports, in an auction by the actor Nicolas Cage, being the highest price the model was ever sold for.
The spare wheel on the front is actually a space-saver tyre with a wire rim, completely different from the stock wheels.
The default radio stations for this car are Los Santos Rock Radio, Vinewood Boulevard Radio and Radio Mirror Park.
This is one of four cars that share their names with former US Presidents, the other three being the Jefferson, the Washington and the Roosevelt.
A. The Monroe is a 2-door sports car in GTA V manufactured by Pegassi.
A. The Pegassi Monroe is heavily based on the real-life Lamborghini Miura.
A. The Pegassi Monroe can be purchased from the Legendary Motorsport site through the in-game internet for $490,000. It can also be obtained from the mission Pack Man by parking the vehicle and then abandoning it, so as to make it appear as the vehicle impound after declining to retry the mission.
All Issues
