Roblox event 106014462682727056 is tied to the exact game and says 100 New Cars. This page records everything that wording documents — and everything it doesn't — with the car tiers players can actually see, credited to the footage that shows them.
The event's title and wording confirm three things: a major car expansion (100 New Cars), a Car Index feature, and that both belong to this exact universe (10586645018, place 80584399635344). The event page was live and unchanged at the 2026-10-03 check, and the game's update timestamp (2026-08-19T21:41:13.89Z) still bounds the era it shipped in.
No community wiki exists to fill these gaps either — a Fandom search on 2026-10-03 returned none for this game.
Session observations from AccelToWin's first-session walkthrough (August 2026), checked 2026-10-03. This is how one player's roll pool looked on one day — it shows the color-tier structure, not a fixed rate table.
| Car | Payout seen | Context from the footage |
|---|---|---|
| White car | $25 | The most common roll; the walkthrough calls these "cheap cars". |
| Red car | $50 | Double the basic payout. |
| Blue car | $75 | "Way better" in the walkthrough's words. |
| Green car | $100 | Four times the basic white car. |
| Red retro car | $500 | Worth "like another worker right there" — a big early spike. |
| Top roll prize | $40,000 | The walkthrough treats hitting it as a game-winning jackpot. |
Every value in this table is what appeared on one player's screen in AccelToWin's first-session walkthrough (August 2026), not an official rate table. The developer publishes no economy data, and prices can differ by progression or change in updates — always re-enter the values your own session shows.
How this connects to the event: the tier structure is what 100 New Cars widens. Each addition to the roll pool either deepens an existing color tier or inserts a new body above it — which is why the practical advice after the event is to re-read your own payout values instead of trusting an old table, and to enter fresh numbers in the upgrade calculator.
The event title is the only official description of the feature. Here is how to use it without inventing rules.
Indexes in tycoons record which cars you have seen or serviced. With 100 additions, your index is the only complete roster that exists — check it in-game rather than waiting for a site list.
Index completion rewards are plausible but unannounced. The event page names no reward, so nothing is promised here — enjoy the catalog, verify any payout yourself.
A car list from Fix It Up, Pit Stops Abu Dhabi, or another repair title does not become a Run a Pit Stop roster. Match place 80584399635344 before trusting any list.
Yes. The wording appears on official Roblox event 106014462682727056, which is tied to the exact Run a Pit Stop universe (10586645018). The event page was still live and titled "New Cars and Index - Run a Pit Stop" at the 2026-10-03 check.
No. A complete named roster appears nowhere on the public event page, and no community wiki has filled the gap — checked 2026-10-03. The event confirms the count and the Car Index; it does not enumerate either.
No. The developer publishes no stat or price tables, and the event page provides none. The only public numbers are session observations from gameplay videos — see the tier table on this page, which is credited and dated rather than treated as a rate sheet.
The event title confirms a Car Index exists for this game. Early walkthrough footage (AccelToWin, August 2026) shows a first-session player explicitly looking for an index without finding one, so expect it in the game's menus rather than the first screen — and follow your current UI, which outranks any video.
The event page does not display a start date. The window is bounded by the game's release (July 28, 2026) and its last recorded update timestamp (August 19, 2026); this site's first sighting of the event is its September 9, 2026 check.
