How to Get the Oppressor Mk II in GTA Online: Price, Trade Price, Terrorbyte and Missiles

The Oppressor Mk II is still the fastest way to get around Los Santos in GTA Online. It's a hover bike that flies, dodges traffic and, once upgraded, carries homing missiles. It's also one of the most expensive vehicles in the game. If you buy it the wrong way, you'll pay $2 million more than you need to and end up with a bike you can't modify.

This guide covers the cheapest way to buy it, the properties you need, and which upgrades are worth it. It's up to date as of November 2026 and applies to PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

Quick answer

The Oppressor Mk II is sold by Warstock Cache & Carry on the in-game internet. The list price is $8,000,000. You can drop that to a $6,000,000 trade price by buying a Terrorbyte and finishing five Client Jobs in it. To add missiles, armor or countermeasures, the Terrorbyte also needs a Specialized Workshop.

If you start from nothing, the trade-price route costs about $8.95 million before upgrades, Nightclub included. The trade discount ($2 million) is bigger than the Terrorbyte's price, so the Terrorbyte effectively pays for itself.

Step-by-step: buying the Oppressor Mk II

1. Get a Nightclub. The Terrorbyte has to be stored somewhere. A Nightclub works, and so does the Darnell Bros Garment Factory added in the Agents of Sabotage update (December 2024). If you already own either one, skip this step.
2. Buy the Terrorbyte. Open Warstock Cache & Carry on your phone or a computer and buy the Benefactor Terrorbyte for $1,375,000.
3. Add the Specialized Workshop. This $495,000 upgrade goes on the Terrorbyte itself. Without it you can still buy the bike, but you can't modify it at all.
4. Become a CEO, VIP or MC President. You need to be registered as one of these to run Client Jobs.
5. Complete five Client Jobs. Call in the Terrorbyte (Interaction Menu > Services), climb into the back and start Client Jobs from the command center. These are Paige Harris's short contact missions, and they can be played solo or with up to three friends.
6. Buy the Oppressor Mk II at the trade price. Return to Warstock. The bike should now cost $6,000,000 instead of $8,000,000.
7. Fly it into the Terrorbyte to modify it. Spawn the Terrorbyte, then drive the Mk II into the rear to open the Specialized Workshop menu.

Which upgrades to buy

The Mk II can only be modified in a Terrorbyte workshop. A regular Los Santos Customs won't touch it. Not every upgrade is worth the money, so pick with care. The weapon slot takes one choice, so pick either missiles or the explosive machine gun.

A practical "grinder" setup of missiles, full armor, EMS Level 4 and flares comes to $373,500.

What has changed since launch

• Price doubled in 2023. On April 27, 2023, Rockstar raised the list price from $3,890,250 to $8,000,000, and the trade price rose with it. Older guides that quote around $3.9 million or $2.9 million are out of date.
• Combat nerf in 2022. The Criminal Enterprises update in July 2022 made the bike's homing missiles and countermeasures less effective. It's still very good for getting around, but no longer dominates fights the way it used to.
• Resale cap in 2026. Since May 14, 2026, selling any vehicle returns at most $500,000, and you get back only 10% of what you spent on mods. Selling an Oppressor Mk II recovers only a small part of what you paid, so think of it as a long-term purchase. The same update changed the prices of 34 other vehicles, but left the Mk II at $8,000,000.

Warstock sales come and go in the weekly event updates, and the Mk II has been discounted in the past. If you're not in a hurry, check the weekly update before you pay full price.

Common mistakes

• Paying the $8 million list price. Five Client Jobs save you $2 million. That's more than the Terrorbyte costs.
• Skipping the Specialized Workshop. Without it, your Mk II has no missiles, no armor upgrades and no countermeasures.
• Trying to start Client Jobs as a regular player. Register as a CEO, VIP or MC President first, or the Terrorbyte's mission board won't let you start them.
• Expecting to resell it later. The 2026 resale cap means you'll get back a small fraction of the price.
• Buying the Explosive MG and missiles together. They share one weapon slot. Pick one.