Backseat Rally Cars: Stats, Unlock Levels and Garage Guide

Use the directory to find a model by name, filter by class or drivetrain, and compare its unlock requirement and listed specifications. Open More details for additional attributes, including power, torque, weight, gears, and early-unlock offers where listed.

Class and Group describe different things. Use the car's letter class when matching a race restriction. A category such as Group A or Group B is part of the vehicle description: Saetta HF is a Group A hatchback in Class C, while Orkan 9S is a Group B supercar in Class S.

Saetta HF has garage ratings of 489 and 469 in different displayed configurations. Check the rating on your current car panel when comparing it with another vehicle. Listed top speed is a specification, not a predicted stage time.

Finish stages to earn account XP and raise your player level. Orso 4 is ready immediately; the other level-based unlocks follow these thresholds:

Open My Garage → Change Car to check your target vehicle's requirement. These are account-level gates, not CR purchase prices or car-mastery requirements. Use the account XP goal calculator to plan the XP remaining toward a level target.

Car mastery tracks progress with an individual vehicle and can unlock performance parts. See car mastery and the Performance menu for that separate progression path.

For a car with an Unlock Now option, select it in My Garage → Change Car and open the offer to inspect its Robux purchase prompt.

Saetta HF's purchase prompt calls the offer Unlock Hatch. It is the 99 Robux vehicle unlock; reaching player level 6 is the progression alternative. Opening or closing the purchase prompt does not complete the purchase or unlock the car.

Orkan 9S uses its own game pass, which permanently unlocks the car for every stage. It is the fastest car in the garage: a twin-turbo, four-wheel-drive Group B supercar. Its garage class is S. For the pass price and buying recommendation, see the Orkan 9S game-pass guide.

The car you want to drive must be unlocked before you can take it out.

1. Press C to open My Garage.
2. Choose Change Car, or press 2 in the garage's main view.
3. Browse with Q/E on the CAR page, or select a vehicle card in the grid. Choose an unlocked car.
4. On the CAR page, press Enter — Next to reach CO-DRIVER.
5. Choose INVITE, AI CO-DRIVER, or LEAVE SEAT OPEN, then use the displayed spawn action. In Invite mode, select a player and press Enter — Spawn + invite. Use the co-driver setup guide for the full friend, open-seat, and solo branches.

If you are already in the garage's current-car view, choose Drive or press Enter to take the displayed car out. Check the button's wording when it offers to switch to another model.

Read the preview and current-car markers

In the card grid, a yellow border marks the car you are previewing. The green check and YOUR CAR label identify your current vehicle. Previewing a locked car can change the large garage display without changing the car you drive.

Change cars while driving

Press B → Play → Change Car to leave the current car and choose another. Continue closes the menu and resumes driving your existing car.

On the CAR page, Backspace closes selection. On the CO-DRIVER page, it returns to the previous step.

• First upgrade: Freccia HF. At player level 3, it gives you a higher listed top speed and more power than the starter Orso 4 while staying in Class D.
• Early four-wheel-drive target: Saetta HF. Its level 6 unlock brings AWD to your Class C options.
• B-class choice for stronger listed performance: Kaze RS. At level 10, its AWD setup, power, and listed top speed make it a useful target beyond Falke E3.

For the full tradeoffs and earlier alternatives, read the best free cars for early progression. If you are choosing for a class-restricted race, use the directory's class filter to narrow the candidates first.