First Cars, Class Locks and Garage Goals

Read the purchase prompt at the car

After Class D, inspect the D CLASSICS row. The reviewed lot shows Volker Bug at $300, Fordham Escapade Mk1 (1973) at $400 and Woody Wagon at $500. These are October 29 observations, not a current live shop feed.

The recording does not measure handling, speed or job efficiency for these cars. There is insufficient evidence to rank them by performance. For a first vehicle, affordability and the ability to start suitable jobs are useful criteria.

Cash and licenses are separate checks

A Street car can show a Class C requirement even when you can afford it. Complete and collect the relevant license, then return to the car. The lot groups vehicles into D Classics, C Street, B Muscle & 4x4, A Sports and S Supercars.

A displayed next-car cash goal helps you plan; it does not mean that the game has already purchased the car. Read the actual interaction prompt and check your owned garage after buying.

Paint and plates

The official game description confirms paint and plate customization. The available colors, plate limits and individual prices have not been checked in the current build. Use the live customization menu for those choices, and preserve your test budget if progression is your priority.

Collection and the roof hypercar

The official description points to a hypercar on the roof as a long-term goal. The Hypercar Club badge specifies a purchase at Elite Supercars. Collector separately rewards owning every car in a class. Complete one clear objective at a time instead of assuming that the next license also completes the garage.

The reviewed video does not show a hypercar purchase or the full high-end garage. Exact roof access, hypercar prices and Master progression details remain unverified.

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