Vehicles in Car Dealership Tycoon

Car Dealership Tycoon is a collector’s driving tycoon. Foxzie has been adding cars since the 2018 launch, and the live garage is past 600 vehicles. A late August 2026 brand list counted about 644 in-game vehicles (not every hidden NPC clone). Classes cover ordinary cars, bikes, police, fire, hyper, and event oddities. This page is how those vehicles enter a player’s garage, not a 600-row price table.

For what to buy first, use starter cars. For trophies, use limited cars and the main tier list.

Shop cash

The permanent shop sells cars for in-game money. Prices start in the thousands and climb into the millions. Shop cars are the backbone of display pads and the easy answer to “I need a Class 1 for a challenge.” They are also the worst token trades, because anyone can buy the same row tomorrow.

VIP at 500 Robux and 2x Money at 399 Robux do not add the whole catalog. 2x Money speeds the cash that buys shop rows. VIP adds specific collector vehicles and a mansion. Bundles (Zenvo pack, Pagani pack, Volkswagen pack, ABT pack, and seasonal gamepasses) add named cars for Robux. Gamepass cars became tradable on 11 July 2025, so a bundle is no longer a dead-end duplicate.

Season 32’s shop firetruck is a normal cash purchase while it stays listed. Fog weather does not change the catalog.

Limited shop

Limiteds appear for a short window at a high cash or Robux price. They often return later at a higher cash tag. Buyers from the first window keep an OG Wrap, which is not tradable even though the car now is. Returning limiteds are how Foxzie restocks collectors without deleting scarcity entirely.

Do not empty the dealership bank for a limited if your Regular lot is still at 40%. Pads and buttons pay you. A limited that sits in the garage while platforms are empty is a trophy you cannot afford. When you do chase one, read the limited cars notes and assume community values will move when the listing expires.

Events, seasons, and the pass

Events (holiday hunts, brand weeks, Monster Jam collaborations in past years, moto seasons) give cars for tasks, currency, or logins. Season 32 is live as of September 2026. The Elite / season pass is a Robux track that adds a couple of cars and cosmetics for the current season; it does not automatically unlock the next season’s track.

Season cars usually follow the two-week trade lock. If you want to flip a pass car, wait out the lock instead of arranging an illegal side deal.

Daily rewards calendar

Daily Rewards are a 30-day board. Claim every session; the streak dies after 48 hours. Vehicle highlights on the calendar include:

• Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R (and its bodykit on an adjacent day)
• Mercedes-AMG E63 S
• Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate
• Ferrari SF90 XX

Once you own the car, that day pays cash instead. A 99 Robux skip exists if you want to jump a tile. New accounts should just log in; see getting started.

Daily challenge stars

Challenges hand out stars for driving, racing, idling in the server, swapping platform cars, and job tasks. The star shop sells rotating cars, wraps, and kits. Spend stars on a vehicle you will display or race, not on a duplicate wrap. Ford rows that used to sit in this shop were removed from the game on 28 May 2025; live tiles will not match year-old screenshots.

Trading copies

Trading is the only legitimate way to hold multiple copies of the same vehicle. Unlock it by finishing a dealership or buying Trade Tokens. Tokens take an 8% tax. New cars lock for two weeks. OG Wraps never trade. The Trading Hub lists up to 10 cars per booth on a 32-player server.

Trading is how collectors finish weird gaps and how racers pick up a drift tool they missed. It is a terrible way to “print” starter cash. Earn cash on the money guide, then trade for specifics.

Licensed Zenvo and Pagani

Zenvo is the first fully licensed brand, added 2 November 2024: Aurora Agil, TSR-GT, and TSR-GT Foxzie Edition. The Showcase Garage’s three themed pads, unlocked at 50% on a dealership, are built for that collab. Pagani is the other licensed line in the collector shop and packs (Zonda, Huayra, Utopia names have all appeared across shop, limited, and pack slots).

Licensed cars are prestige. They are not required to finish Regular 1. Buy them when the lot is producing and you care about Codex completion.

Codex

The Car Codex arrived in June 2026 (Season 30). It is a brand index: search a make, see owned versus missing, and claim collection rewards when a page is full. Aircraft, some dealership summons, and joke developer vehicles may not count. Use Codex to plan trades instead of scrolling the garage blindly.

A late August 2026 snapshot listed about 644 in-game vehicles and more unique entries if you include removed and NPC-only shells. Your garage number will be lower. That is expected.

Classes and jobs

Expect to own more than sports cars:

• Class 1–3 shop cars for challenges that specify a class.
• Motorcycles on the Moto lot and moto seasons.
• Police and fire vehicles for those lots and for flavor; helicopters on job lots have extra tools (sirens, water) that shop helicopters may lack.
• Hypercars for the Hyper lot and for oval flex, not for rally.
• Event appliances (the shop firetruck is the current example).

Match the car to the race or the pad. A slammed hypercar is the wrong rally tool. A slow display car is the right pad filler on day one.

What disappeared

Ford left on 28 May 2025. Older BMW daily-reward tiles have also been swapped in past patches. Always check the live shop and Codex. YouTube videos from 2023 are maps, not catalogs.

Spawn limits are not catalog limits. Without a pass you drive one car; with the new gamepass you can spawn up to three. Collection size is still “every vehicle you own,” not “every vehicle currently sitting in the street.”

Keep controls nearby if you cannot find the garage button, and latest updates when Foxzie adds another licensed name or pulls another brand.