Quick answer: an August 21 editorial guide reports 25 cars across seven rarity tiers. A separate fan guide marks eight names as readable in public gameplay. JOFO Games has not published a complete current roster, fixed value table, or drop-odds table, so every row is labelled by evidence.
The official ADMIN ABUSE event confirmed New Cars but did not publish names. Empty V3 and V4 descriptions do not turn this reported directory into an official current roster.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Official | A creator-owned Roblox source states the exact claim. |
| Secondary gameplay-observed | Another guide says the name and rarity were readable in public gameplay; this page has not re-read every original frame. |
| Editorially reported | An August 21 guide lists the name and rarity, but the row has not cleared a direct current-build visual check here. |
| Unknown | The available sources do not support the field. |
These counts reproduce an editorial directory, not a JOFO Games balance sheet.
| Reported rarity | Reported cars |
|---|---|
| Common | 7 |
| Uncommon | 4 |
| Rare | 5 |
| Epic | 4 |
| Legendary | 3 |
| Mythic | 1 |
| Exclusive | 1 |
| Total | 25 |
Every row preserves its source level and any naming problem. None is labelled an official V3 addition.
| Car name | Reported rarity | Evidence status | Important note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panda | Common | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Berlingo | Common | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported as an early starter baseline |
| Tinbox Alpha | Common | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported in an early roll/plot context |
| Family Van | Common | Editorially reported | Some captions use “Family Car” |
| Reliable Beige Sedan | Common | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported as a car still present in a later session |
| Pocket Crossover | Common | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported in a mid-session sample |
| Cozy Rover | Common | Editorially reported | Some automatic captions resemble “Oozy Rover” |
| Mehari | Uncommon | Editorially reported | Audio notes also resemble “Mahari” or “Bahari” |
| Trail Scout | Uncommon | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Royal Yellow Cab | Uncommon | Secondary gameplay-observed · name conflict | A secondary guide says a public frame reads “Royal Yellow Car” |
| Workhorse Pickup | Uncommon | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Secret Agent SUV | Rare | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported in public gameplay |
| Mail Truck | Rare | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Brickhouse 4×4 | Rare | Secondary gameplay-observed | Reported in later gameplay samples |
| Cosmic Cruiser ’70 | Rare | Editorially reported | Some notes omit the ’70 suffix |
| Highway Stinger | Rare | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Wild Stallion ’65 | Epic | Editorially reported | Some notes omit the ’65 suffix |
| Muscle Menace | Epic | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Silent Spark Y | Epic | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Venom Strike | Epic | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Streetzilla 35 | Legendary | Secondary gameplay-observed | Highest reported rarity in one eight-car gameplay sample |
| Midnight Arrow 8 | Legendary | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Raging Tempest | Legendary | Editorially reported | No direct current-build frame checked here |
| Royale Velocity | Mythic | Editorially reported | Do not call it best without a comparable result |
| Dune Bug Bean | Exclusive | Editorially reported | The label does not prove current availability or odds |
This is stronger than a copied list, but it does not prove fixed income, permanent rarity order, V3 availability, or a complete roster.
Streetzilla 35 is the highest reported rarity in the eight-car sample. Royale Velocity is reported as Mythic and Dune Bug Bean as Exclusive. Rarity or one historical session value still does not prove the best current replacement.
Does this candidate improve my current plot enough to justify its cost or lost slot?
Keep conflicting labels together until a clear current Index resolves them; do not create duplicate cars from captions.
The directory uses Cab; a secondary guide says a public frame reads Car. Preserve both as one unresolved entry.
Use Family Van as the directory label and retain Family Car as an informal-caption alias.
Use Cozy Rover. Treat Oozy Rover as an automatic-caption candidate, not a second car.
Use Mehari in the directory and keep the other spellings as aliases until the Index settles it.
Keep the reported ’70 in Cosmic Cruiser ’70 and ’65 in Wild Stallion ’65 even when spoken captions omit them.
Use the same total cash-rate display and change only one pad. The tool below calculates positive payback from your own values.
Record the old total rate, candidate cost, new total rate, and any other change. Observed gain = new total rate − old total rate. Payback = cost ÷ positive observed gain.
Marginal gain = total rate after swap − total rate before swap. Replacement payback = cost ÷ positive marginal gain. Compare it with the next visible Toll Level upgrade.
An editorial guide describes the Index as a collection tracker and shows an expand control. It can help check names and appeared entries, but it does not automatically prove odds, fixed income, mutation multipliers, availability, rankings, or Rebirth retention.
Read the Car Index guide →V3 had a September 4–11 UTC window; its saved public description was empty at the source check. A V3 vehicle claim needs an exact readable name, source date, version context, claimed field, and evidence-level note.
Open UPDATE V3 archive →This is not a confirmed six-step order. No official source publishes the ordering, effects, multipliers, odds, or permanence.
| Mutation label | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Rainbow | Directly visible in a dated post-update public frame |
| Bronze | Editorially reported |
| Silver | Editorially reported |
| Gold / Golden | Editorially reported; one secondary guide records a single Golden Royal Yellow sample |
| Diamond | Editorially reported |
| Void | Editorially reported |
Replace every example with values from the same live session. A non-positive result is inconclusive or negative; do not force a payback number.
Replace the editable example values with two to eight choices from the same live session. The tool ranks only positive cash-rate gains; it does not preload or name game upgrades.
Tie order: shortest payback, then highest gain per cost, then the order entered. Recheck the live rate after buying.
An August 21 editorial directory reports 25 cars across seven rarity tiers. JOFO Games has not published a complete current roster, so 25 is a reported directory count rather than an official V3 count.
Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, and Exclusive are reported in the August directory.
Dune Bug Bean is listed as Exclusive in the editorial directory. That does not prove current availability or drop odds.
There is no supported universal answer. Royale Velocity is reported as Mythic and Dune Bug Bean as Exclusive, while Streetzilla 35 is the highest rarity in one eight-car secondary gameplay sample. Compare live replacement gain instead of treating rarity as a permanent power score.
No. Eight are secondary gameplay-observed because another guide says their names were readable in footage. The other 17 remain editorially reported.
Players need a usable checklist, but the evidence level must remain visible. A reported directory is more honest than either calling the list official or pretending no public names exist.
No fixed current stat table is confirmed. Use the live values and total cash-rate change in your own session.
No official current probability table maps Roll Luck to each rarity or vehicle.
Probably the same reported entry, but the wording conflict is unresolved. Keep both labels together until a clear current Index confirms the display name.
Not proven for every label. A name alone does not establish the effect; compare the same visible rate before and after one controlled change.
The official V3 event description does not list any. Do not assign a car to V3 without a dated current-version source.
Use an empty slot first when available. At a full plot, replace one weakest observed slot and compare the total live rate before and after.
This page does not claim JOFO Games published the 25-car directory, that every row remains available in V3, or that any historical session value is permanent.
