Used Cars Simulator

Features of the Game

Dynamic Car Market
Physics-Based Repair System
Haggling & Negotiation Mechanics
VIN Swapping & Fraud Mechanics
Reputation & Risk System
Loan & Debt Management
Random Events & Consequences
Car Customization & Upgrades
Inspection & Bribery System
Competitive Rival Dealers

Platforms

Microsoft Windows

About

The Developer is DreamWay Games.
The Publisher is PlayWay S.A.
The Release Date is April 9, 2025.
The modes are Single-player.
The genre is Action/Indie/Simulation.

System Requirements

OS: Windows 7.
CPU(Intel): Intel Core i3-4130 @ 3.3GHz or better.
Video Card: Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti or better.
RAM: 8 GB.
HDD Space: 20 GB.
DirectX 9.0c.
Internet.
Sound.
Mouse.
Keyboard.

Game Overview

Used Cars Simulator provides users with an experience of the real, hectic, and risky world of car trading in the parallel market alongside the legitimate business management side and the practical car repair execution. At the very beginning, you will be given a place that is not very profitable. You will have to do things to make it cash-positive again – going to stores, buying stuff, fixing it, and selling it with profit. However, you could do all this only after you have agreed on a price with the seller and negotiated over it, dealing with engine failures, which were not declared by the seller, and, sometimes, even changing VINs to get a more significant profit. By choosing the game’s mechanics-based repair option, a player gets the chance to tear down the car and put it together again, having the ability to deal with the different sections of the vehicle, i.e., you can replace the spark plugs, and you get some tools to fix the dented fenders and so on.

In addition, a flexible market will react to your actions, demanding a good reputation and no law infringement in your dealings or vice versa for black market activities with the great reward of money. The game is never dull, as incidents always occur to make you react fast and think on your feet. Will that “lightly used” vehicle you bought from the dealer be that he stole it? Can you slip the inspector some cash so he won’t notice that you have returned the mileage? The game sharpens your decision-making skills, as you will still have to make your loan payments, cut the price of your car to compete with the rest and be scared not to be sold a defect that would be returned later by an unhappy owner.

Used Cars Simulator grips the sinister but also the attractive side of the used car trade – you know, these are the types of deals in which you leap into the unknown, and the only winner is the one that is the sliest; moreover, the only thing that can outshine the new color is a packet (of the ill-got profit) that you have been trying to afford for some time, and now it is in hand.