Foxzie — Car Dealership Tycoon

Foxzie is the creator and studio name on Car Dealership Tycoon. The Roblox account is RobbanV8, user id 26220450, running a Finnish development shop that turned a 2018 tycoon into one of Roblox’s longest-running driving games. The experience launched on 27 March 2018 and went public on 12 May 2018. It is online multiplayer: 15 players on a regular server, 32 on the Trading Hub. Visits sit above 2.5 billion, favorites around 3.7 million, like ratio near 93 percent, with a recorded peak of 66,726 concurrent users on 16 September 2023. This page is a developer profile, not a character bio. For the rest of the community graph, use the Players Hub.

What Foxzie actually ships

The loop has been stable for years: claim a dealership, display cars, drive for cash-per-mile, race, customize, and (since 30 November 2024) trade. Foxzie’s job is to keep that loop fed. Historically that meant about a weekly patch — a new car, a limited window, a season beat, a weather trick, or a systems change large enough to need a trailer. Cadence slips when a license or a bug takes the week. It does not slip into silence for months. If you have not seen a trailer in a while, check Discord before you assume the game is abandoned.

Big systems still carry dates:

• Trading — 30 November 2024. Tokens, hub, copies of the same car. Later: tradable customizations (26 April 2025), tradable gamepass cars (11 July 2025), token tax, two-week lock.
• Auto Drive — 15 November 2025. Official AFK oval behind a cyan portal. Not a script.
• Codex — 20 June 2026 with Season 30. In-game garage index, separate from promo codes.

Those milestones are expanded on the Updates Hub. The current fog, firetruck, three-spawn pass, and FOGISCOMING cash code sit on latest update.

Licensed brands

On 2 November 2024 Foxzie added Zenvo Automotive as the first fully licensed brand: the 2023 Aurora Agil, TSR-GT, and TSR-GT Foxzie Edition. That deal is why those cars sit in S-tier on community tier lists — they are scarce, branded, and wanted in trades. Pagani expanded through 2025 with licensed Huayra and Zonda windows, bundles, and Foxzie Editions. Audi, ABT, Volkswagen, and Shelby have also had licensed or partner drops. When a brand leaves (Ford cars were pulled on 28 May 2025 after a copyright strike), Foxzie has substituted placeholders. Those leftovers are D-tier on the public list and a reminder that licenses can vanish.

Foxzie Editions are developer-liveried variants, often tied to a code, a bundle, or an event. The FOXZIER8 Audi R8 is the starter-facing example: a free A-tier daily if the code still works. Claim it from the codes list with the steps on how to redeem, then park it per starter cars.

Where codes and teasers drop

Foxzie does not hide the pipeline:

• YouTube @Foxzie — trailers, often filmed by Jeffington (credited in descriptions). Descriptions carry codes and the Roblox link.
• X @Foxzie_RBLX — short teasers (“2 NEW CARS” on 28 August 2026 is the recent example).
• Discord — fastest code and patch pings. Wiki shortcut: Discord.
• Roblox group 3955051 — wall posts and group identity.
• Trello — community-facing task board. Wiki shortcut: Trello.

If a code is only in a random TikTok, wait for one of those five. Expired strings belong on expired codes, not in a ticket at Foxzie.

How to read a Foxzie week

1. Teaser on X or a YouTube short.
2. Trailer with a timestamp (“out in ~20 minutes” is a Foxzie classic).
3. Shop, limited, or quest goes live. Sometimes a weather flag (fog in early September 2026).
4. A cash code in the description (FOGISCOMING for $50,000 on the fog week).
5. Creators on the Players Hub post RAP and reviews a few hours later.

The 4 July 2026 week is a useful tell: an American limited plus a free event car via quest, and Foxzie replied on the trailer that it was not Robux-only. Read the pin, then do the quest. Lobby cope is not patch notes.

What Foxzie is not

Foxzie is not customer support inside a 15-player server. Foxzie is not the person begging for a limited in the Trading Hub. Foxzie is not a script author. Official Auto Drive is a shipped feature; loadstrings on the Scripts Hub are a different, risky layer. This wiki is unofficial. Confirm anything account-sensitive on Discord or the group wall.

Gameplay help still lives in guides, dealerships, trading, races, controls, and vehicles. Foxzie designs those systems. The wiki explains them. If a page here disagrees with the live shop, the shop wins.

Foxzie’s durable trick is boring: ship cars almost every week, land real licenses when possible, and put the code in the description. Eight years on, that is still the patch habit. Follow the channels, redeem first, spend on pads, and treat licensed limiteds as late-game inventory rather than a day-one purchase.