Personal vehicles are bought from the dealership NPC. Job vehicles unlock with that job's XP and sometimes a gamepass. Owned cars spawn at the dealership and can be sold back.
A 0 euro tag does not always mean the car is available. These bodies are 0 euros and still need a pass:
| Vehicle | Pass price on the car | Published speed |
|---|---|---|
| Wolfsburg Discovery | 349 Robux | 185 km/h |
| Wolfsburg Classic | 249 Robux | 170 km/h |
| BKM 1 Cabriolet | 299 Robux | 190 km/h |
| Quad | 249 Robux | 170 km/h |
| BKM 1200 Tourer | 399 Robux | 200 km/h |
The Wolfsburg Marin has no Robux tag. It is the free 4-seat starter at 170 km/h.
Fuel and tuning
Drive beside a pump, get out, and hold the interact control. Electric cars use a charger instead. Both cost euros. The tank behind the Fire Station also refuels.
The Tuning Garage saves parts on that specific car. Advanced Tuning Garage, 399 Robux, opens extra options. Motorcycles as a category are a 399 Robux pass. Electric Vehicles is 349, Convertible Vehicles is 299, Quads is 249, and Classic Cars is 249.
Speed against price
Published top speed is one number, not a handling grade. Among cash cars with no Robux tag, the catalog's ceiling is the Nyberg Eskon at 340 km/h for 2,200,000 euros. The Strugatti Ettore is 320 km/h at 1,000,000 euros. The Silhouette Carbon is 300 km/h at 550,000 euros. The Avantismo A3 reaches 200 km/h at 60,000 euros. A Tractor is 240 HP and only 50 km/h, so horsepower alone is the wrong column to sort by.
The full price, seat, and horsepower list is on the Vehicles and Equipment page. Police and fire copies of a model use different XP gates, and traffic copies cost 1,000 XP more.