Exploring the Fictional Businesses of the Grand Theft Auto Universe

🏙️ Grand Theft Auto III (2001)

GTA III Businesses page

Set in Liberty City, GTA III introduced players to a variety of fictional establishments:

• Ammu-Nation – A chain of gun stores.

• Bitch'n' Dog Food – A dog food factory involved in a side mission.

• Capital Autos – A car dealership in Harwood.

• Joey's Garage – An auto repair shop owned by Joey Leone.

• Luigi's Sex Club 7 – A strip club in the Red Light District.

• Kenji's Casino – A Yakuza-run casino in Staunton Island.

• Mr. Wong's Laundrette – A laundry service tied to Triad operations.

• Pay 'n' Spray – A vehicle repair and repaint service.

• Petsovernight.com – An online pet store advertised on the radio.

🌴 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (2002)

GTA Vice City Businesses page

In the vibrant, Miami-inspired Vice City, players encountered:

• Cherry Popper Ice Cream Company – An ice cream business serving as a front for drug distribution.

• Kaufman Cabs – A taxi company players can acquire.

• Malibu Club – A prominent nightclub.

• InterGlobal Films – A film studio involved in adult film production.

• Pole Position Club – A strip club that generates revenue.

• Sunshine Autos – A car dealership with import/export missions.

• Print Works – A printing press used for counterfeiting money.

🏞️ Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)

GTA San Andreas Businesses page

Spanning the state of San Andreas, this installment featured:

• Burger Shot – A fast-food chain parodying Burger King.

• Cluckin' Bell – A chicken restaurant parodying KFC.

• Binco, Sub Urban, Didier Sachs – Various clothing retailers.

• Zero RC – A remote-controlled hobby shop.

• Wang Cars – A car dealership involved in a series of missions.

• RS Haul – A trucking company offering side missions.

• Los Santos Customs – A vehicle modification and repair service.

🏙️ Grand Theft Auto IV (2008)

GTA IV Businesses page

Returning to Liberty City, GTA IV introduced:

• Burger Shot – Continuing its presence as a fast-food chain.

• Cluckin' Bell – Maintaining its role as a chicken restaurant.

• Bean Machine – A coffee shop chain.

• Bank of Liberty – A major banking institution.

• Sprunk – A soft drink brand parodying Sprite.

• Weazel News – A news network satirizing sensationalist media.

• Façade – A tech company parodying Microsoft.

• Sumo – A consumer electronics brand parodying Sony.

🌇 Grand Theft Auto V (2013)

GTA V Businesses page

Set in Los Santos and Blaine County, GTA V expanded the universe with:

• Ammu-Nation – Returning as the go-to gun store.

• Lifeinvader – A social media company parodying Facebook.

• Epsilon Program – A cult-like organization parodying Scientology.

• Fleeca Bank – A banking institution involved in heist missions.

• Los Santos Customs – A vehicle customization and repair service.

• Maze Bank – A prominent banking institution.

• Pißwasser – A beer brand parodying Budweiser.

• Redwood Cigarettes – A tobacco company.

• Up-n-Atom Burger – A fast-food chain parodying In-N-Out Burger.

• Whiz Wireless – A telecommunications company parodying Verizon.

From strip clubs and burger joints to tech firms and cults, Rockstar Games has built a rich satirical landscape that mirrors the absurdities of real life. These fictional businesses aren't just background dressing—they're integral to the humor, storytelling, and cultural commentary that define the GTA series.

For an extensive list of fictional companies across the GTA series, you can explore the GTA Wiki's Companies category.