An official Roblox event confirms 100 new cars and a Car Index. A complete public roster with names, costs, and stats was not available at the October 6, 2026 recheck, so this page keeps those details unavailable.
Roblox event 106014462682727056 is tied to the exact Run a Pit Stop universe and carries the 100 New Cars wording. It is enough to confirm the event, but not enough to build a named 100-row database.
Use the values shown in your current session. The game can change, and a promotional screenshot is not a stable economy table.
Compare the remaining cost with your current cash-per-second rate before committing to a long wait.
Enter the before and after income values into the calculator to see the gain and payback.
A lower-ROI purchase may still be useful if it opens a better service step or the next part of the Car Index.
The official thumbnails show the theme and promotional values, but they do not establish a complete, stable economy. Named rows will be added only when their identity and values can be tied to this exact game.
Recheck the update page, confirm you are in place 80584399635344, and enter your visible numbers into the calculator. Do not reuse values from Fix It Up or another similarly named game.
Credited to AccelToWin's first-session walkthrough (August 2026): these are the car colors one player rolled and what they paid in that session — a sample of the roll pool, not a roster of the 100 event cars.
| Car seen in session | Session payout | What it suggests |
|---|---|---|
| White car | $25 | The common roll; the baseline every comparison starts from. |
| Red car | $50 | Double the baseline for one color step. |
| Blue car | $75 | Mid ladder; luck upgrades raise how often these arrive. |
| Green car | $100 | Four times the white car in the same session. |
| Red retro car | $500 | A mid-session spike worth roughly a second worker at the recorded hire tier. |
| Top roll prize | $40,000 | Jackpot at the end of the pool; treated as luck, not a plan. |
Session observations are how one screen looked on one day — the developer publishes no car or payout table, so treat every figure as an example to re-enter against your own session in the calculator.
The official event names a Car Index but does not publish its rows. A car earns a named row here only when four things can be verified for the exact game.
The name the game itself uses, not a viewer's nickname.
Roll tier, purchase, index reward, or event unlock — verified in game or by the developer.
Current values a player can confirm in their own session, not promotional art.
Which service tasks it brings, so downtime can be compared like for like.
The official Roblox event is titled New Cars and Index and says 100 New Cars. That statement does not provide a complete named roster or stat table.
No complete public list of names, unlock costs, income values, or service requirements was found in the official pages checked on September 9, 2026 and rechecked on October 6, 2026.
A fixed best-car claim cannot be supported without comparable current values. Compare the cost and income effect shown in your own game session instead.
The official event confirms that a Car Index was added, but its complete rules and reward details are not stated on the public event page.
It will be updated when an exact-game public roster or new creator-owned event information becomes available.
Neighboring pages for the next step, each held to the same public-source standard.
