Every Junk Mechanics car we can trace to a public gameplay source, with its tier where shown, plus how the Tier 1-5 system works and quick tuning tips.
You buy cars rusty in the Junkyard, restore them, and sell or keep them for your collection. The list below only includes models shown in public gameplay videos, so it is not the complete roster. See the tier list for how to get rarer cars.
Tier is shown only when the source states it.
| Car | Tier | What was shown | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audi RS Q8 (real-world name used by the video) | Tier 4 | Added as a new Tier 4 in the car-doors update; hood and doors open. In-game badges are often fictionalised. | Video |
| Aston Martin-style coupe | Tier 4 | Second new Tier 4 in the same update; exact model name not shown in the video. | Video |
| Chevrolet Corvette C7 | Not stated | Shown with opening hood and doors after the car-doors update. | Video |
| BMW M2 | Not stated | Owned and tested in the car-doors update video. | Video |
| Ford Mustang GT500 | Not stated | Tuning showcase car with turbo and supercharger; about 326 km/h stock and 358 km/h tuned on the highway. | Video |
| Ford GT | Not stated | Shown as a possible auction reward. | Video |
| Honda NSX | Not stated | Shown as a possible auction reward. | Video |
| Dodge Viper | Not stated | Shown as a possible auction reward. | Video |
| Honda Civic | Not stated | Shown as a low-value auction result. | Video |
Sources: Avinestas (YouTube), Avinestas (YouTube)
Source: Avinestas (YouTube)
These are gameplay roles, not named models or ranking tiers.
Restoration and resale starting pool
The official description places junk or damaged cars at the start of the restoration loop.
individual names, purchase costs, repair costs, sale values, performance.
Collection and later progression goal
The official description presents rarer vehicles as unlock and collection goals.
complete catalog, rarity order, unlock requirements, vehicle stats.
Until these fields are captured and corroborated, use the current game screen rather than a copied list.
| Field | Evidence status | Required check |
|---|---|---|
| In-game name | Not cataloged | Screenshot the exact label; do not infer spelling from a video title |
| Availability | Not cataloged | Record where and when the vehicle appeared in your session |
| Purchase and sale values | No stable dataset | Keep both values with the same vehicle and session |
| Rarity and unlock route | Not verified | Capture the game screen that states the requirement |
| Performance | No comparable tests | Use the same route and conditions before comparing vehicles |
Useful for deciding what to check, but not enough for a catalog entry.
Useful when the screen, date, and session context are recorded.
Ready only when the claim and its limits can be traced to evidence.
Community videos show models such as the Audi RS Q8, Corvette C7, BMW M2, Mustang GT500, Ford GT, Honda NSX, Dodge Viper, and Honda Civic. The full roster is larger and changes with updates.
The September car-doors update added two Tier 4 cars: the Audi RS Q8 and an Aston Martin-style coupe, according to a community update video.
Cars run from Tier 1 to Tier 5. Tier 4 and Tier 5 cars are the rarest and can be sold at Mr. Lupin's luxury dealership.
Pick a learning, sale-review, or collection goal without a fake ranking.
Open page →WalkthroughFollow the supported restoration sequence and note where the live UI must guide you.
Open page →ChecklistKeep one vehicle's acquisition, work, and visible offer in the same decision.
Open page →EvidenceSee how official, community, and in-game observations are separated.
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