Rockstar widens Buffalo STX Pursuit release in GTA Online event week

The Bravado Buffalo STX Pursuit was the big practical change in GTA Online’s Neighborhood Watch push: after a one-week GTA+ head start on April 9, the law-enforcement cruiser moved onto Warstock Cache & Carry for everyone. That mattered because Rockstar paired the wider release with Dispatch Work for Vincent Effenburger paying 2X GTA$ and RP, or 4X for GTA+ members, making this more than a showroom addition.

Rockstar framed the whole run as a neighborhood cleanup across Los Santos and Blaine County, with the stated goal of protecting the Greater Los Santos area and adding more police vehicles into the rotation. The event ran as a multi-week theme rather than a one-off drop, and the Buffalo STX Pursuit fit that structure perfectly. If you were waiting for the car without paying for GTA+, this was the week to stop waiting and buy in through Warstock.

The unlock chase did not stop at the car. Rockstar’s week-two Neighborhood Watch update pushed another LSPD uniform into the mix, this time tied to off-the-books Dispatch Work completed with any eligible law-enforcement vehicle. The event also kept the reward ladder active on the bounty side: finishing two Bail Office Bounties unlocked the Winter LSPD Officer Outfit and GTA$100,000, while owning or buying the Declasse Park Ranger unlocked the Summer Park Ranger with Tie Outfit within 72 hours.

That cadence set up April as a split schedule instead of a single overloaded weekly reset. The police-themed stretch carried players through Dispatch Work, bail-bounty jobs, and law-enforcement vehicle unlocks first, then Rockstar lined up a separate 4/20 event beginning April 16 with Double Bonuses on Short Trips and Biker Business Sales. If you wanted the Buffalo STX Pursuit, the LSPD uniforms, and the cash tied to the Neighborhood Watch challenge structure, the window was open now, not later.