How do the standard and Ultimate Editions differ in value?

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The Ultimate Edition costs more because it adds story-integrated exclusive vehicles, weapons and apparel to the Jason and Lucia gameplay

Grand Theft Auto VI’s standard edition is priced at US$79.99, while the Ultimate Edition is priced at US$99.99. The Ultimate Edition’s added value is that it includes exclusive vehicles, weapons and apparel that are woven into the game’s story featuring protagonists Jason and Lucia.
Standard edition is the baseline at US$79.99 for the November 19 launch
Take-Two priced the standard edition of Grand Theft Auto VI at US$79.99 and set its launch date for November 19. In the information provided, this standard price is the only quantified difference stated for the standard version.
Ultimate Edition is priced at US$99.99 and includes exclusive in-story content
The Ultimate Edition is priced at US$99.99. It adds exclusive vehicles, weapons and apparel, and those items are integrated into the story of Jason and Lucia.
The value difference is framed as “exclusive content” rather than a full item list
The available details describe the Ultimate Edition difference as “exclusive vehicles, weapons and apparel” that fit into the narrative. No complete, side-by-side checklist is provided here to confirm whether the standard edition also includes any vehicles, weapons, or apparel content.
Both editions share the same core protagonists, with Ultimate Edition focusing on added exclusives
The Ultimate Edition description specifically ties the added items to the game’s protagonists, Jason and Lucia. The standard edition is presented as the base purchase at US$79.99, without any accompanying exclusive item categories listed in the provided material.

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