Royal Yellow Car / Royal Yellow Cab
The directory says Cab while a secondary guide says a public frame reads Car. Keep both together until a current Index settles it.
My Toll Farm Car Index: How to Track Cars and Verify Names
Quick answer: an August editorial guide describes the Car Index as a collection tracker that fills entries for cars you have pulled. Its screenshot shows an upper-right expand control. The Index can help verify names and collection progress, but it does not prove drop odds, fixed income, mutation effects, or current availability.
What the Car Index is reported to do
The editorial source says the Index tracks cars already pulled by a player. That makes it useful for checking account appearances, copying exact names, recording visible rarity labels, finding blank entries, comparing collections after updates, and resolving caption conflicts.
Current interface
How to open and expand the Index
The August source places an expand control in the upper-right. Its position may change, so use the current live label rather than memorizing an old screenshot.
- Step 1
Open the control labelled Index or Cars Index in your current server.
- Step 2
Wait for the collection panel to finish loading.
- Step 3
Look in the upper-right for an expand or larger-view control.
- Step 4
Use the expanded view when recording several rows.
- Step 5
Copy text exactly as displayed.
- Step 6
Record the date and current event beside your notes.
Evidence record
What to record from each entry
Keep the exact visible field and its context together so a later update can be compared honestly.
| Field | How to record it |
|---|---|
| Display name | Copy exact spelling, spaces, punctuation, and number suffixes. |
| Rarity | Record the written label; do not infer it from color alone. |
| Discovered state | Note whether the entry is filled, blank, locked, or otherwise marked. |
| Mutation | Record it separately from rarity if a label is visible. |
| Index position | Record row, page, or order only when clearly visible. |
| Update context | Note the current title or event and checked date. |
| Screenshot source | Keep a source URL or your own screenshot reference. |
| Conflict note | Preserve any mismatch with older captions or directories. |
Alias protocol
How to use the Index to resolve name conflicts
A clear current entry should decide the display name. Until one exists, preserve aliases on one row instead of inventing separate cars.
Family Van / Family Car
Treat Family Car as an informal caption candidate until a current Index confirms otherwise.
Cozy Rover / Oozy Rover
Treat Oozy Rover as a likely caption error unless a readable Index shows both.
Mehari / Mahari / Bahari
Keep spoken alternatives in notes and use the current Index spelling when readable.
Number and year suffixes
Record Cosmic Cruiser ’70, Wild Stallion ’65, Streetzilla 35, and Midnight Arrow 8 in full when shown.
A clear current Index can prove
- • Exact current display names
- • Written rarity labels
- • Entries present in the collection interface
- • Discovered versus undiscovered status
- • Entry order or grouping when fully visible
The Index does not prove by itself
- • Exact drop odds or Roll Luck mapping
- • Fixed income or mutation multipliers
- • Best-car rank or current availability
- • Acquisition method
- • Rebirth retention
- • Why an entry is blank or locked
After an update
How to recheck the Index
A blank silhouette is not a named vehicle, and a changed row should not be assigned to V3 or V4 without matching update evidence.
- Check 1
Record a visible page count or total if the interface provides one.
- Check 2
Capture every current row or page.
- Check 3
Compare exact names and order with the previous record.
- Check 4
Separate new blank entries from newly discovered cars.
- Check 5
Do not name a silhouette without a readable label.
- Check 6
Recheck official update text before assigning an entry to V3 or V4.
- Check 7
Send confirmed names to the Cars directory with the current date.
How the Index relates to the reported 25-car directory
The August directory is a useful checklist, but a complete current Index is still needed to determine whether all 25 remain in V3, spellings or categories changed, new rows appeared, or an event-only entry exists.
Compare the reported directory →Car Index FAQ
What is the Car Index?
It is reported as the in-game collection tracker for cars a player has pulled.
Where is the expand button?
An August editorial screenshot places it in the upper-right of the Index panel. Follow the current interface if the layout has changed.
Does the Index show every car?
The source describes it as a collection list, but this page does not have a complete readable current V3 Index to confirm every row.
Does the Index show drop odds?
No verified source establishes that. A list of entries is not a probability table.
Does the Index show fixed car values?
Not from the checked evidence. Use your live plot and income displays for comparison.
Does the Index prove a car is currently obtainable?
Not automatically. A listed or blank entry can require additional acquisition evidence.
Does Index progress survive Rebirth?
Unknown. The current Rebirth evidence does not audit the complete Index before and after the same reset.
Can the Index settle Royal Yellow Car versus Cab?
A clear current entry could. Until then, keep the alias conflict visible.
Did UPDATE V3 change the Index?
The official V3 event description is empty and does not identify an Index change.
Should I use a competitor screenshot on this page?
No. Link to the source page or use an independently captured, rights-cleared current screenshot.
Reported tracker, no copied screenshot
This page does not claim access to a complete current Index or permission to copy a third-party screenshot.