BF Ramp Buggy
BF Ramp Buggy in GTA 5 Online: Off-Road class, $3,192,000, 113.25 mph tested top speed. Sourced stats, no guesses.
Specs
- Manufacturer
- BF
- Class
- Off-Road
- Price
- $3,192,000
- Purchase website
- Warstock Cache & Carry
- Top speed (tested)
- 113.25 mph
- Lap time
- 65.4 sec
- Seats
- 2
- Drivetrain
- RWD
Where the Ramp Buggy stands
Its tested top speed of 113.25 mph ranks #7 of 63 Off-Road vehicles with sourced figures — and #352 of 757 across the whole database.
At $3,192,000 it sits 182% above the $1,130,500 median price across 61 Off-Road vehicles with sourced prices.
Around a circuit it posts a 65.4-second lap in community testing — the number that matters on track, where top speed alone doesn't tell the story.
Closest top-speed rivals in Off-Road
| Vehicle | Top speed | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vapid Ratel | 113.00 mph | $1,873,000 |
| Karin Boor | 112.50 mph | $1,280,000 |
| Declasse Draugur | 111.75 mph | $1,870,000 |
| Bravado Sasquatch (Arena) | 116.50 mph | $1,530,875 |
| Canis Kamacho | 116.50 mph | $345,000 |
Sourcing notes
Class "Off-Road", manufacturer "BF", seats 2 and GTA Online price $3,192,000 were cross-checked between GTABase (https://www.gtabase.com/grand-theft-auto-v/vehicles/bf-ramp-buggy, fetched 2026-09-16) and the GTA Wiki "Ramp Buggy" infobox via https://gta.fandom.com/api.php (fetched 2026-09-16); the two sources agree. Top speed 113.25 mph, lap time 1:05.448 (65.448s) and drive train RWD are GTABase-only: GTA Wiki's infobox publishes no Broughy1322 top speed, lap time or drive train for this vehicle, and the top speed is GTABase's Broughy1322 fully-upgraded straight-line test figure (not the in-game speed bar). GTABase lists a discounted SecuroServ trade price of $2,400,000; GTA Wiki publishes none, so it is single-source (the GtaoVehicle interface has no field for it). GTABase lists Warstock Cache & Carry as the in-game website that sells this vehicle, so priceWebsite carries that name.
Top speed figures across this database are community-tested, fully-upgraded straight-line numbers (the Broughy1322-style benchmark used throughout the GTA Online community) — not the in-game speedometer or stat-bar display, which is known to be inaccurate and only relative between vehicles.
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