The game overall is fun, and fairly in-depth.
Progression is slow, but feels well-earned as you are gradually introduced to more and more things to do.

The price is reasonable aswell as the DLC's, and overall, if you're into mechanics or a game to sit back and relax, this is a good suggestion.

Flipping a car does feel rewarding, and not too horrible,
The COST to do so is around 30-50K depending on some aspects.
50K is the upper end if you're using premium parts, but generally if you're looking to earn cheaper money, stock is perfectly fine.

Sadly, the game really stops after you fix up a car. You COULD go to a race track or drag race, but thats really it.
Sadly customization is extremely limited, Which is somthing i will touch in the 'ugly' portion of the review.

The game CAN feel grindy at times, but it also comes with the territory. Getting into flipping junkyard cars is a must-do if you want huge income.


Sadly, this game suffers from a issue i like to call "Bare Bone DLC".
(from my experience) the DLC vehicles are well made, however lack customizability. Their seems to be no variations of frame parts, meaning no matter how well you upgrade your engine, the outside of your Jeep Cheeroke will allways look the same as every other, with the only real difference being the paintjob.

DLC vehicles seem to lack attachment points, and the attachment system itself seems to be EXTREMELY neglected and extremely cheap. I would have perfered a way to decorate vehicles in a more modular fassion, not a "Click this point and add a thing".

Instead it seems like the community is left to do the dirty work and add more parts, but its a real shame to see this be like this. I truely hope this system gets more love some day, prefrebly before the next game in the series is released.


The game is great, but sadly fun-wise, it stops the moment you place the last part on your car.
Customization is really bare-bones and stripped down, which is a real shame.

good but I spent an hour fixing one car because i dont know anything about engines

aye, i f/w it