The upcoming Mansions DLC for GTA Online, set to release on December 9, is generating major excitement — and speculation — within the community. While Rockstar Games has not yet released an official trailer or detailed content list, previous DLCs provide a clear picture of what players can expect in terms of costs and features. GTA 5 modded accounts often come with luxury cars and cash that make the DLC more enjoyable.

Overview of Previous GTA Online DLC Costs
To estimate the price range for the Mansions DLC, data from the last five major GTA Online updates can be used as a reference:

· San Andreas Mercenaries – 14 vehicles added; approx. $29 million total cost.

· The Chop Shop – 16 vehicles; about $40 million.

· Agents of Sabotage – 14 vehicles; roughly $49 million, making it one of the most expensive.

· Bottom Dollar Bounties – 16 vehicles; just under $48 million.

· Money Fronts – 10 vehicles; around $34.5 million.

On average, these DLCs cost approximately $40 million without factoring in vehicle upgrades or customization.

Predicted Mansion Prices
Given the luxurious theme, the Mansions DLC is expected to be one of the most expensive updates in GTA Online history. Mansions will likely be priced between $5 million and $10 million depending on location and potential trade discounts earned through missions.

Upgrades are also expected to play a major role. These could range between $5 million and $7 million, depending on whether they are cosmetic or functional. Players may gain access to advanced features such as a new master control terminal, providing gameplay benefits similar to — or greater than — existing properties.

Predicted Vehicles and Costs
The DLC is expected to introduce 6–7 vehicles on launch day, with another 6–7 drip-feed vehicles released over time. Anticipated categories and costs include:

· Supercars – Around $3 million each, totaling approximately $6 million with upgrades.

· Sports Cars – 3 models priced between $1.5 million and $2.25 million each (total $4.5–6.75 million).

· Luxury SUVs – 2 models priced between $1.25 million and $1.75 million each (total $2.5–3.5 million).

In addition, some police vehicles not yet available in the game — such as the Police Maverick helicopter, FIB Unmarked Cruiser, and Buffalo Patrol Car — could appear in this update. These are estimated to cost between $3.5 million and $5 million each.

A new plane, helicopter, or boat may also be included, with expected prices around $3 million for aircraft and $1.5 million for boats.

Total Estimated Costs
Considering all potential content, the Mansions DLC is estimated to cost between $36 million and $48 million overall. However, if additional vehicles such as police cruisers, planes, or boats are included, the total could rise to $55–60 million.

Players should expect to spend roughly $30 million on day one to enjoy the main features, while the full DLC — including all drip-feed content and upgrades — could reach $47.5 million to $60 million once everything is released.

The GTA Online Mansions DLC is expected to be a highly luxurious, endgame-oriented update, offering players new properties, high-end vehicles, and advanced gameplay features. With an estimated total cost of $40–60 million, this update could easily become one of the most expensive — and most anticipated — DLCs in GTA Online history.

Players are advised to start saving in-game money now to prepare for this major release on December 9, as the Mansions DLC promises to deliver long-awaited luxury living and elite customization opportunities in Los Santos.