One of the smaller details being discussed about GTA VI could make driving and crashing feel much more realistic.
Players have noticed indications that vehicle damage may be significantly more dynamic than what we saw in GTA V. One example is the possibility of side mirrors becoming damaged and eventually breaking off after a serious impact.
That might sound like a minor feature, but details like this can make crashes feel much more physical and believable. Instead of vehicles simply showing a few visual dents, individual parts could react differently depending on where and how the car is hit.
If GTA VI really does expand vehicle damage in this direction, crashes could become much more unpredictable — especially during high-speed chases or chaotic street situations.
It’s a small detail, but it could make a huge difference in how driving feels in GTA VI.