Developer of Grand Theft Auto V Rockstar warned gamers to avoid parking their cars in the garages until it can fix the bug.

Rockstar admitted that it has received complaints on cars and garages in the video game. The bug caused the upgraded cars to disappear in the garages of safe houses where the players parked them.

"We have received some reports about problems with cars and garages, particularly after upgrading and then completing a mission, and are looking into this now. Unfortunately, we do not currently have a workaround to recover a car if it is missing," Rockstar explained

The developer also assured gamers that the disappearing cars will appear in another character's safe house. Rockstar said that they are looking into the bug and will soon offer a solution to fix the glitch.

The GTA 5 developer went on saying that the glitch may occur if the player drives another character's vehicle.

Gamespot reported that while a fix is not being offered, the developers cautioned the players to "avoid parking a car in a garage, driving one already in a garage, or getting in a default vehicle when playing as a character other than the one associated with upgrades already earned."

Gamers can go to the Support Site of Rockstar and click Subscribe in order to receive an automatic email notification when any information on the fix is released.

GTA 5 received rave reviews from critics and gamers and tagged it as one of the best video games ever created. Online retailer Amazon has already sold out of the game ahead of its release, which reportedly cost around $270 million. Experts estimate that the game could generate $1.6 billion selling over 25 million copies on its first year in the market.

The multiplayer mode of GTA 5 is expected to arrive in October 1. This mode allows you to play with your friends such as plan robberies with your cronies as well as how to spend your ill-gotten wealth. The single player mode, on the other hand, allows you to make your own race routes for different kinds of cars.