Oppressor Mk2 Price & Upgrades

Learn the exact price of the Oppressor Mk2 in GTA Online, its cost with discounts, and all the essential upgrades like missiles and armor. Plus, how to unlock them!

Alright, let's talk about the Oppressor Mk2 in Grand Theft Auto V. This thing is a beast, and if you're looking to get around Los Santos fast or just cause some chaos, you'll want to know how to get it and make it even better. It's a serious investment, but totally worth it for the sheer utility and fun factor.

What is The Oppressor Mk2?

Think of the Oppressor Mk2 as the souped-up, flying version of a motorcycle. It's an upgrade from the original Oppressor Mk1, which itself is pretty pricey at $3,524,500. The Mk2 can fly, not just glide, and it's one of the most popular vehicles for a reason. It's incredibly fast, especially when you're just hovering around at about 130mph. If you take it higher, the speed drops a bit to around 90mph, but it's still quicker than most things on the road. It's also super handy for hopping across water, which is a big plus in a city like Los Santos.

How Much Does the Oppressor Mk2 Cost?

Okay, here's the sticker shock: the Oppressor Mk2 will cost you a hefty $3,890,250. But, there's a way to snag it for less! If you've completed 5 jobs as a VIP, CEO, or MC President and you own a Terrorbyte, you can get it for $2,925,000. So, if you're planning on getting the Terrorbyte anyway, it makes sense to do those jobs first to save a good chunk of change.

How to Upgrade Your Oppressor Mk2

To actually upgrade your Oppressor Mk2, you're going to need a Terrorbyte with a Specialised Workshop. Once you've got both, call your Terrorbyte using the Interaction Menu and then fly your Oppressor Mk2 into the back of it. Inside the Terrorbyte's workshop, you can buy all the goodies.

List of Oppressor Mk2 Upgrades:

Essential Upgrades to Consider:

• Chaff ($70,000): Seriously, get this first. It stops other players from locking onto you with missiles or targeting you with jets. It's a lifesaver.
• Homing Missiles ($180,000): These are a game-changer for taking out targets quickly. They lock on, so you don't have to be a sharpshooter.
• Explosive MG ($275,000): If you want some serious firepower, these are the way to go. They pack a punch and can deal with vehicles and groups of enemies.
• Armor Upgrades ($1,000 - $50,000): Always a good idea to beef up your defenses.
• Engine Upgrades ($9,000 - $33,500): For that extra bit of speed and acceleration.

How to Use the Oppressor Mk2 Controls:

Once you're on the bike:

• Hold [RT/R2] or [RT/L2] to move forward.
• Hold [LT/L2] or [LT/L2] to move backward.
• If you stop mid-air, it'll just hover in place.
• Press [LB/L1] to use the twin machine guns. These don't lock on, so you'll need to aim manually.
• If you've got the Homing Missiles upgrade, you can fire those too. They lock on automatically.
• Press [A/X] to activate the booster for a speed boost. Be warned though, unlike the original Oppressor, this booster doesn't recharge on its own. You'll need to stop and wait for it to fill back up.

This bike is fantastic for all sorts of missions and heists, especially things like The Doomsday Heist where you're constantly zipping across the map. Trust me, getting around fast makes a huge difference in how much money you can make and how much fun you have.