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Car Dealer Simulator Tips & Tricks

Mastering car flipping in Car Dealer Simulator requires more than just random purchases. Avoid common pitfalls and maximize profits with these strategies:

🔧 Smart Bargaining Tactics

  • Visit the fuel shop early to buy inexpensive candy and cigarettes.
  • Use them during negotiations to unlock an extra bargaining attempt, often securing $1,000–$3,000 in added profit.
  • Deploy these consumables when buyers resist final price bumps.

⛔ Repair Warnings

Avoid most repairs—current mechanics cost more than the value they restore. Instead:

  • Only fix critical issues like missing brake discs that render cars undrivable.
  • Test repairs cautiously by comparing pre- and post-repair values via screenshots.

🚗 Strategic Purchasing

  • Target non-drivable vehicles with minor mechanical issues for cheap acquisitions.
  • Use the garage’s “reset” feature to teleport purchased cars to your lot instantly.

📈 Pricing Hacks

  • List cars in the red zone—patience yields higher payouts than settling for “safe” green prices.
  • Example: A car priced at 25,000 in green sold for 32,000 when listed in red.

✨ Cleaning & Polish Optimization

  • Boost value by up to 12% through thorough cleaning.
  • Rotate nozzles to cover tricky areas (e.g., wheels, van roofs) and upgrade to Level 2 wash stations for polish/wax features.

⏳ Mileage Adjustment Tips

  • Use the mileage tool cautiously—start at the highest digit and stop if cracking sounds occur.
  • Avoid red zones to prevent penalties while still boosting resale value.

📸 Selling Checklist

  • Take photos (press T) from multiple angles.
  • Price aggressively in the red zone and wait for ideal buyers.
  • Bargain 5–8k below asking price, then use candy to bridge gaps.

Key reminder: If the price meter is green, you’re likely undervaluing your car.

FAQ

Q: Should I repair cars in Car Dealer Simulator right now?

No, repairs currently lose money until the patch rebalances them.

Q: Where do I get candy and cigarettes for bargaining?

Buy them at the fuel shop. They add an extra bargain attempt for dirt cheap.

Q: Can I move a car without driving it?

Yes, go to your garage computer, select the car, and hit “reset” to teleport it.

Q: How do I make the most profit selling cars?

Sell in the red zone, use extra bargaining, and only fix cheap parts like brake discs.

Q: Is it worth cleaning and polishing every car?

Yes, cleaning and polish can boost value by up to 12 percent for almost no cost.

Q: What’s the trick with the mileage meter?

Start at the highest number, go slow, and stop if it cracks. Never enter the red.