Car Dealer Simulator

Car Dealer Simulator

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Tips for Success
由 Clanoman 制作
I wanted to share some tips that might be useful for new players. This will overview a few things from buying and selling cars to refurbishing parts. Hopefully some of you find it useful.
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TOW X2
When you first start the game you are provided with a truck and tow dolly to move your vehicles around. Later on, once you have purchased the tow truck from the scrapyard ($30,000), you can still use the tow dolly as well! It is a little tricky for loading and unloading as you will need to do it in specific order which I will explain how to do.

1. Attach the dolly to your tow truck.
2. Go to the first vehicle you wish to pick up and then disconnect the dolly nearby (you can push 'z' to disconnect).
3. Load the first vehicle onto the tow truck.
4. Reattach the tow dolly and then go to your second vehicle.
5. Pickup the second vehicle using the tow dolly and then take them both back to your shop!
6. You will need to unload the first vehicle and the tow dolly. You can either unload the tow dolly with the vehicle on it (by pressing 'z') or drop the car off wherever (by pressing 'x') and then disconnecting the tow dolly.
7. Then you can unload your other car from the tow truck.

This will save you a bit of time and fuel if you plan your trip well.
NEVER PAY FULL PRICE
When looking for bargains on the web, I always tend to go with the cheaper vehicles as they have the most potential for profit - try to find what the low end range for a certain vehicle type is and try to purchase that vehicle type at that price point. Keep in mind that the year of the model will also affect the price range (what it can be bought AND sold for). Older vehicles can be bought for cheaper but have less of top end profit margins.

When you talk to the seller, ALWAYS talk them down in price and if they are not willing to budge much on the price then move on. Don't go too low or they will laugh at you. I usually try to go somewhere between 60-80% of their asking price. If they laugh at your initial offer try going a bit closer to their asking price.

*TIP* Listen for the dings when you put in purchase requests! The higher the note dings the more flexible on the price they will be. The lower the dings are, the less flexible on their price they will be.
NEVER SELL UNDER MARKET VALUE
When you have beautified your vehicle(s) and are ready to sell them, for best results, sell them at MARKET VALUE. When buyers come in to purchase your vehicles, NEVER let them negotiate! It might take a bit of time to find the right buyer, but someone WILL buy it at the full market value.
DON'T SLEEP
Sleeping is for babies! You have no time for that! So utilise the most of your time by either fixing up cars yourself, refurbishing parts (once you unlock the refurbisher), making purchase arrangements, picking up and delivering cars, refuelling vehicles and posting cars online for sale.

*TIP* The people with active purchase arrangements will not sleep either so you can pick up the cars in the evening if you don't have time in the day, just make sure not to let them wait more than a full 24 hours or the arrangement will be negated.
REFURBISH EVERYTHING
Once you have unlocked the parts refurbisher, make sure it is always running with parts in it. Make the most of weekends and evenings and try to get all of your 'junk' parts refurbished to 100% again. One full cycle takes about 6.5 minutes so put a timer up as it won't notify you when its finished.
HAVE STOCK OF SPARE PARTS
Later in the game once you have hired staff, especially the mechanic, you will want to have a healthy supply of 'new' (100%) parts on hand so that you can push vehicles through to the sale line faster. Start by refurbishing old parts but then once you save up some money try to have enough spare parts for at least four vehicles at all times.
ROLLBACK THE MILES
Make sure you rollback the odometer on ALL of your vehicles. Be careful not to go into the redzone! Never start with the first number! Always start with the second number on the odometer.

So if the vehicle has 102982 Km’s, then start with the zero first. If the vehicle has 004872 Km’s then start with the 8.

There are a couple things to watch for when rolling back the odometer.

The Needle - Watch the needle carefully. You will notice the needle will move slow at the start and then it will move faster the more the numbers move. Make sure to move to the next number before the speed picks up.
The Rotating Dial - Watch the speed of the dial turning. Just before it slows down to a stop, move on to the next number.
Listen and look as the numbers change. The speed at which they change will slow down and the clicks happen less frequently.

You should use those ques to try and maximise the amount you can roll back. And make sure to stop before the needle reaches the red zone.




Hopefully some of you find this info useful!

Stay shiny out there folks!
18 条留言
Mister Happyman 10 月 22 日 下午 1:04 
always go red zone?

doing that givers you get less rep from the sales... so takes longer to level up?
RSMRomeoPA 10 月 22 日 上午 8:36 
1. Pricing Cars – Always Go Red Zone
Ignore bad tips. Even early on, there’s no reason not to price in the red (above market). Every car I’ve done that with sold for double what I paid, just from wash, wax, polish, and bodywork. You might wait longer, but I’ve sold four red-priced cars before afternoon. Never sell below market or you’re burning profit.

2. Buy Bigger – Skip Cheap Junkers
Flipping 5–6k cars for 10–14k is a waste. Buy 25k cars and sell for 48–55k. That’s 25k profit from one sale instead of six. Saves tons of time.

3. Rolling Back Miles
Start with the 2nd digit from the left. When it slows, move right. Stop when the 2nd from right struggles. Anything beyond that adds almost nothing. Get close to red and move on.

4. Negotiation
If price doesn’t change, exit and retry. Under 35k, adjust 200–300; over 35k, use 500+. Smaller jumps work better. Give candy (women) or cigarettes (men) for one extra try.
Strach-Man 10 月 15 日 上午 11:56 
It cost just under 5000 to put everything new onto a car, So be careful when deciding which car to go all in on. Add what you bought the car for and then add the 5000 to it. If you can not recover the money you put into the car then new parts are the way to go,
Strach-Man 10 月 15 日 上午 11:54 
Always change to car battery to 100% . Big money in doing so. Also licence plate change to new money in that.
WildKarrde 9 月 28 日 下午 7:00 
Also, after having all the workers, I schedule my days for repairing and selling cars. At night, I list all the cars I prepared for sale throughout the day, and find new cars to buy. I line them up to go into the garage to be repaired to 100%. I start the night finding the best non-drivable car to buy, and park it in the Mechanic bay. Then I start buying all the good drivable cars, and once I have all the ones that are worth buying, I find the two best non-drivable cars and put them in line with the dolly and towing rig, that way I don't have to mess with loading and unloading them during the busy restoration day.
WildKarrde 9 月 28 日 下午 6:54 
Definitely agree with point three. (All of them, really.) But point 3 is a big one. When I first stated playing the game, I always negotiated with customers. After I felt I had enough money, I would price the car as high as possible, while still having the green bar, and never sold the cars for less than asking price. Even doing it this way, I can rarely make it through the day without selling all the cars I gathered from the previous day.
Don Garlic 9 月 27 日 下午 10:14 
My car dolly is glitched on the map not showing on map go there tom pick up it not there and all started it left on it own from the shop can you let us have a reset button for the car dolly I already did reset on traffic please help ty
Knottypine 9 月 27 日 下午 6:42 
One tip on the tips... when finances allow, purchasing more expensive vehicles will net a much higher profit in the end. I've sold P3's that I've purchased for $70-80K for $200K. For example, if you try and find the cheapest P3 on the market, you're not going to make the same high profit.
zheafkking 9 月 23 日 上午 10:41 
My tip if you're around level 8-9, check for low mileage cars. Those are worth the most. A car with -3000km and fully fixed can go for 150.000
Nekogod 8 月 26 日 上午 4:41 
For profit margin, I've actually found more expensive cars to be better, If I pick a vanguard for 1.5-2k in terrible body condition I might get 6k for it but if I pick up a P4 for 9k in terrible body condition I can often get 18-22k for it.