Part 170

Your guide to buying all remaining businesses in Grand Theft Auto VI, including Los Santos Customs, Towing Impound, and Downtown Cab Co., for maximum completion percentage.

Alright, so you've been dropped off in the Grand Senora Desert, south of Sandy Shores. The cops are gonna be watching the roads, so you'll need to cut across the land. Once you reach the drop point, Oscar's gonna give you a heads-up about an ambush. As you peel out, some rivals will pop up on your radar, but don't sweat it – they're pretty easy to shake. Keep an eye out, though, because you might get jumped by a rival helicopter as you get close to the field. If that happens, bail out of your buggy and grab your Carbine Rifle to take it down.

After you snag that Accomplishment, you can ease up on these tasks. If you feel like doing more, the scenarios will just loop again, but they'll ramp up in difficulty. You'll have more drops to make, more targets to blow up, and rivals who'll snatch the Package way before you can get to the drop.

Now, let's get Franklin to snag those last three Businesses for that sweet Completion percentage. First up is Los Santos Customs in the Grand Senora Desert. Think of this as a 'buy and forget' spot – no specific tasks tied to it. The best part? Any mods you buy here are totally free, but this perk only works for Franklin and only at this specific location, not any other Los Santos Customs.

Next, we've got the Towing Impound. This place offers the same kind of towing jobs you did for Tonya earlier, but these are non-random. So yeah, another 'buy and forget' deal.

Finally, there's the Downtown Cab Co. This is your taxi service gig. Occasionally, you'll get a call to pick up and drop off customers. There are nine customer scenarios in total, and they'll cycle through once you finish the last one. Your fare will change depending on the scenario, but you'll pocket $2,000 in income weekly, and all taxi rides are on the house. Plus, you'll snag the All's Fare in Love and War Accomplishment after your very first fare.

Keep an eye out after buying this Business; you should get a call to pick up a customer at Mount Zonah Medical Center. Here's the kicker: this customer is an adrenaline junkie and wants you to drive like a maniac to the Vinewood sign. So, weave through traffic, drift around corners, bump into other cars, and even go off-road to keep them from getting bored. Once you nail it, that Accomplishment should pop. While this is technically a Random Task Business, you'll only get called about once every week or two. If you buy this near the end of the game, this one fare might be all you do until after the Finale.

Okay, with the Businesses all bought and your Completion percentage sorted, plus those three Accomplishments in the bag, it's time to move on. But before we do, switch over to Trevor. We need to prep for The Big Score. Grab a solid four-door car, trick it out with all the best mods, and stash it in your garage closest to the Vanilla Unicorn. Once that's done, we'll head to the next chapter.

It's time for The Big Score. You can kick this sequence off with any character. There are two main approaches: Subtle and Obvious.

The Subtle Method involves hijacking armored cars, hacking traffic lights to help you escape, and then loading the loot into those tricked-out cars. For this, you'll need a larger crew: two Gunmen, two Drivers, and a Hacker.

The Obvious Method is a bit more direct: create a distraction, then drill into the Depository. This one needs a slightly smaller crew: two Gunmen and two Drivers.

Here are my crew recommendations:

• The Gunmen: Packie McReary and Chef. I'm saving a bit of cash here and going with Chef alongside a fully maxed-out Packie. If you used Gustavo Mota during The Bureau Raid (Fire Crew Approach), use him instead of Chef since he should also be maxed out.
• The Drivers: Eddie Toh and Taliana Martinez. This massive job calls for the best, so I'm picking Eddie as one of the drivers. Regardless of whether you used Taliana in The Bureau Raid, I highly recommend her as the second driver. She's almost as good as Eddie (and maxed out if you used her before) and she's super cheap, which means more cash for you.
• The Hacker (Subtle Approach Only): Rickie Lukens.