Car Dealership Tycoon Value List
Trade values, RAP ranks, and why the fastest car is never the most valuable.
Car Dealership Tycoon has more than 600 vehicles, and most of them are worth the same as the metal they are parked on. This page separates the trade economy from the speed economy. It explains what RAP (Recent Average Price) means, which cars hold token value, and why community value lists are useful but never final. If you want to know what to do with a limited you already own, read limited cars and trading. If you want to know what to buy with starter cash, read starter cars.
The game has been online since 27 March 2018. The Trading Hub arrived 30 November 2024. The gamepass tradable change landed 11 July 2025. Community lists at TradingKeep and RobloxDatabase are the live references — this wiki page is the explainer, not the live chart.
Speed and value are different games
The Top Fuel Dragster does 530 kmh, making it the fastest car in Car Dealership Tycoon. It is a common shop car. Anyone can buy one for in-game cash tomorrow. Speed means nothing for trade value when every garage already has the same vehicle.
The Bugatti Bolide is the fastest Legendary in the game at 509 kmh, and it is genuinely rare. It sits in S-tier on both speed lists and value lists. A limited that cannot be bought anymore holds value better than any shop hypercar, no matter how fast the shop car is.
Rule of thumb: if Foxzie can still sell it, it will never be truly scarce. Shop hypercars are display wins and race wins. They are poor token storage.
Value tiers explained
S-tier: frozen supply, active demand
Shop-limiteds that finished their run, event cars that never returned, and licensed collab pieces (Zenvo Aurora Agil, TSR-GT, TSR-GT Foxzie Edition, Pagani range) sit here. Their supply is mathematically capped. Community value lists disagree on exact token counts because demand moves with every update, every season, and every content creator video. Use lists as a range, not a law.
A-tier: useful, scarce-ish, or still wanted
Recent shop-limiteds that still carry hype, race-specialist limiteds (drag tools, RWD drift cars that actually win circuits), and gamepass cars that built a following before the July 2025 tradable change. The Foxzie Edition Audi R8 from the FOXZIER8 code is A-tier for free owners — it displays, earns on a pad, and drives fine. It is not a Zenvo.
B-tier: common enough, still usable
Current season pass cars. The whole lobby earned them during Season 32. They fill Codex tiles and sit on pads. They flood the Trading Hub after the season closes, which crushes their token value even when the model is a hyper. Keep them for display and races, not for token storage.
C-tier: fillers and leftovers
Expired event cars you outgrew, duplicate variants, and limiteds that are funny-looking but not useful. Drive them. Do not trade an S-tier for them.
D-tier: removed brands and placeholders
Ford left on 28 May 2025. BMW daily reward tiles have changed across patches. Old YouTube videos that tell you to buy a Mustang or an M3 are out of date. A D-tier car is not a scam — it is just not worth tokens.
How community value lists work
Live value lists track what sellers are asking and what buyers are paying on the Trading Hub. They update weekly. They are useful for knowing whether a deal is in the right ballpark, comparing two cars, and checking whether a car has become cheaper. They go stale the week a new limited drops, when a season ends, and when Foxzie adds a restock. Cross-check at least two lists. Use this wiki’s limited cars page to understand the type before you check the number.
The two-week lock and value timing
Since 27 September 2025, any vehicle obtained in the last two weeks cannot be traded. You cannot panic-sell a new limited on patch morning. You cannot arrange a same-day swap with a friend. Community RAP for a new drop is estimated from listings, not actual trades. Wait for the lock to expire before you price a new car.
Token tax and real math
The 8 percent Trade Token tax (added 2 August 2025) applies every time tokens change hands. If someone sends you 1,000 tokens, you receive 920. Factor that in when balancing a car-for-car-plus-tokens deal. Community lists sometimes show raw ask prices. A fair trade is not always 50/50 on the list — it is 50/50 minus the tax on whatever tokens move.
What actually holds value
Long-term holds: licensed collabs (Zenvo, Pagani), OG Wrap shop-limiteds, retired event cars, high-display-income limiteds.
Poor long-term holds: common shop hypercars, bundle filler cars, season pass cars after the season closes, recently-added shop cars.
How to use this page
Start here to understand the economy. Then read limited cars, starter cars, trading, and vehicles. Check live values at TradingKeep and RobloxDatabase when you are ready to deal.
The fastest car in the game is not the most valuable. The most valuable car in the game is not the fastest. Know which game you are playing before you trade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, cars, trading, and dealership progress.
What is the most valuable car in Car Dealership Tycoon?
Licensed and retired limited vehicles with frozen supply — Zenvo TSR-GT variants, Pagani collabs, and old event cars that never restock. Check live value lists for current token estimates.
Is the Top Fuel Dragster the most valuable car?
No. It is the fastest car at 530 kmh, but it is a common shop vehicle. Anyone can buy it. Supply is not capped, so trade value is low.
Why are community value lists sometimes wrong?
They are snapshots, not live data. New limiteds, season endings, and restocks move values in days. Cross-check at least two lists before trading.
Does the two-week lock affect value?
Yes. You cannot trade a new car for two weeks, so early RAP estimates are guesses. Wait for the lock before pricing a recent acquisition.
Should I buy a Bugatti Bolide to hold value?
It is a Legendary rarity with strong display income, but licensed Zenvo and Pagani hold value better. Read the type breakdown on limited cars before spending.
Do season pass cars hold value?
Usually no. The whole lobby earns them during the season, so the Trading Hub floods with them after. They are B-tier at best for token storage. Keep for display and Codex.