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License order and car classes
The introduction shows five main vehicle-license classes. The official badge descriptions independently confirm D, C, B, A and S. The table below separates the observed October 29 test fees from the vehicle groups, so you can plan without treating an older price as permanent.
| License | Vehicle group | Test fee shown October 29 |
|---|---|---|
| D | Classics | Free |
| C | Street | $350 |
| B | Muscle & 4x4 | $2,000 |
| A | Sports | $7,500 |
| S | Supercars | $25,000 |

How to move to the next class
- Earn enough cash for the test listed in your next-license panel.
- Return to the driving-test centre and follow the booking prompt at reception.
- Use a test vehicle from the class requested by the instructor.
- Complete the test tasks shown on the clipboard.
- Follow the post-test collection prompt before treating the license as owned.
The Class C recording shows a test car from the Street row even though the player has not yet collected Class C. Do not assume that you must buy a Street car before you can take that exam.
What is confirmed about later tests?
The Class A badge describes a test day involving night driving, precision and a skid pan, followed by Sports access. The Class S badge confirms a Supercar test day. Detailed tasks, route order and fault limits for these later tests remain unverified here; follow the live clipboard rather than applying the Class C route to every exam.
Master License and collection goals
The Master Driver badge describes a separate rank that requires Class S, a Driving Score and a fee. The current score threshold and fee have not been verified, so no number is listed here.
Collector is a different objective: own all cars in a class to earn a Collectors’ Club prize. Hypercar Club records buying a hypercar at Elite Supercars. These goals should not be confused with simply passing Class S.
Choose progression before optional purchases
If the next exam is your goal, reserve its live fee before upgrading your garage. The recorded ladder jumps sharply between classes, while buying a newly unlocked car costs extra. A new license grants access to a category; it does not automatically buy every vehicle in that category.
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