Car Dealership Tycoon Community
Not a character roster — the developer, trailer editors, RAP talkers, and the 15-player lobby you actually share.
Car Dealership Tycoon does not ship a fighting-game roster. The “players” that matter are the developer, the creators who explain the meta, and the lobby on each 15-player server. This Players Hub maps that scene so you know who is official, who is a fan editor, and where a code or RAP take actually came from. The game has been online multiplayer since Foxzie opened it in 2018; peak concurrent users hit 66,726 on 16 September 2023, with more than 2.5 billion visits, about 3.7 million favorites, and a rating near 93 percent. You are not collecting units. You are sharing a lot with other drivers.
For cars, start on the Tier List Hub. For patch mechanics, use the Updates Hub. For the person who ships both, open the dedicated Foxzie page.
Foxzie — developer, not an NPC
Foxzie is the Finnish studio and creator account behind the game. The Roblox user is RobbanV8 (user id 26220450). The community group is Foxzie’s group. Updates historically land about once a week: a trailer on YouTube, a code in the description, a Discord ping, and a shop change you can drive the same day. Licensed brand deals (Zenvo on 2 November 2024, Pagani expansion through 2025, plus Audi, ABT, Volkswagen, and Shelby windows) are Foxzie’s work, not a fan patch. Codes, Discord, and X handles are listed on the Foxzie profile so this hub does not repeat the same channel block twice.
If a stranger in a server claims to be Foxzie and asks you to trade a limited, they are not. Confirm identity on the group and the official channels under links.
Jeffington — official trailer camera
Foxzie’s update videos credit Jeffington in the description as the person who films the cinematic trailers. That is why the 4 July 2026 American-limited trailer and the 28 August 2026 “2 NEW CARS” short look like a car commercial instead of a raw Roblox recording. Jeffington is a content partner, not a second developer. When you want to know what is in a patch, watch the Foxzie upload. When you want to know how it was shot, that credit is why the footage looks that way. Trailer codes still belong in the codes list, not in a comment reply.
Khenori — volume creator
Khenori is one of the largest English-speaking Car Dealership Tycoon YouTube channels: shorts, live grinds, season finishes, and reaction clips when trading comes back or a pass changes. A creator-named code has existed in the rotation before; treat any Khenori string as a normal redeem on how to redeem codes, then check whether it is still on the live list. Khenori’s RAP talk is community opinion. Cross-check it against the Tier List Hub roles (trade vs display vs race) instead of copying a token number from a short that is three months old.
Mird CDT — garage and trade explainers
Mird CDT posts reviews, RAP movement, and “what just changed” clips. The mid-article video on limited cars is Mird’s 11 July 2025 note that gamepass cars became tradable — a real systems change, not a rumor. Use that channel when you want to see a car’s RAP field and a garage tour. Do not freeze those numbers in your head. This wiki will not invent peak-pay figures; Mird’s figures will also be stale by the next limited.
Other names you will see in codes and comments (Jeffington as a cash code, Tstingray, IranRan, and similar) are creator shout-outs, not in-game characters. Redeem them, then spend like a starter: pads first, hypers later, per starter cars.
The lobby you actually play with
Regular servers cap at 15 players. The Trading Hub is a separate place with a 32-player cap. That is the whole social graph: you claim a dealership plot, you drive past other lots, you race, and you invite trades. There is no hero select screen. “Best player” questions on this wiki always mean best creator to watch or best car for a job, never a secret NPC.
Behave like the tycoon is persistent. Scam trades, beggars in the hub, and “trust swap” limiteds are the failure mode of a game that added trading on 30 November 2024. Complete a dealership before you unlock the hub, read trading, and ignore anyone who wants a locked car off your account during the two-week timer.
Online multiplayer also means patch mornings are crowded. When Foxzie drops fog weather, a shop firetruck, a new limited, or a three-vehicle spawn pass, the latest update page is the summary; the lobby is the queue. Use guides if you still need the driving loop, races if you are chasing times, and vehicles if you cannot find a shop filter.
Where the community hangs out
- In game: 15-player lots and the Trading Hub.
- Discord: codes, giveaways, and patch pings — Discord.
- Trello / roadmap: feature tracking — Trello.
- YouTube: Foxzie for official trailers, Jeffington credited on those uploads, Khenori and Mird CDT for fan meta.
- X: @Foxzie_RBLX for short teasers.
Third-party script discords are not this list. If you are hunting auto-farm or auto-race loadstrings, that is the Scripts Hub with the usual account-risk warning, not a creator to subscribe to.
This hub will grow if a creator becomes a durable part of how players learn the game. It will not grow into a fake champion roster. Car Dealership Tycoon is a dealership sim with a community attached. Rank cars on the tier list. Rank people here by what they actually publish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, cars, trading, and dealership progress.
Who is the developer of Car Dealership Tycoon?
Foxzie, Roblox user RobbanV8 (id 26220450), a Finnish creator. Full channels and licensing notes are on Foxzie.
Is there a character roster in this game?
No. This hub covers the developer and content creators (Jeffington, Khenori, Mird CDT) plus the 15-player lobby, not unlockable fighters.
Who films the official update trailers?
Jeffington is credited in Foxzie YouTube descriptions. Foxzie still publishes the video and the codes that go with it.
Whose trading values should I trust?
Nobody's as a live price. Mird CDT and others publish RAP talk. Treat numbers as community estimates and recheck after each limited.
How big is the multiplayer scene?
Regular servers hold 15 players; the Trading Hub holds 32. The game passed 2.5 billion visits with a peak of 66,726 CCU on 16 September 2023.