A displayed car is a parked copy on a showroom pad. It still exists in the garage you drive. The official description lists cars equipped on platforms as one of the three ways to earn cash.
Place a car
- Build the pad. Platform buttons appear only after the floors and walls in front of them are bought.
- Step up to an empty pad and open the car roster.
- Choose a car you own. It stays on that pad until you swap it.
- Optional: step on the pad's upgrade circle. Higher upgrades are described as better presentation and higher passive payouts. Exact extra cash per tier is not published.
If the pad button is missing, you are early in that floor's button chain. Buy the foundation and walls first.
What changes the tick
More expensive cars are described as paying more. The only published base tick is 88 Cash for a stock Bugatti Bolide. Other cars are only described qualitatively, including notes of about 40 Cash or more on high-end setups. Do not copy 88 onto a starter car.
Bonuses that name dealership income:
- The Game Chefs group, +10 percent
- Roblox Premium, +20 percent
- VIP, 450 Robux, +25 percent
- 2X Money, 650 Robux, double
How those four combine is not stated. Enter the tick you actually see if you use the payback calculator.
How many pads you need
Dealerships 1 through 3 add pads as the building grows. Dealership 4 is the tall pad building. The Motorcycle Dealership uses its own stands. You do not need every car in the game on a pad. Fill the pads you have with the highest payers you already own, and leave a drivable car for races.
Swapping is done at the occupied pad. You do not delete the car to change the display.