Vehicles - Revision history

Faster: Fixed a minor issue

2026-05-29T04:09:40Z

Fixed a minor issue

Faster: Explained switching between real-time and turn-based combat

2026-05-14T10:32:16Z

Explained switching between real-time and turn-based combat

Faster: Fixed a typo

2026-04-30T05:14:47Z

Fixed a typo

Faster: Added Category:Items

2026-04-20T02:45:30Z

Added Category:Items

Faster: /* Vehicle list */ Added Vertibird part images

2026-04-20T02:41:41Z

‎Vehicle list: Added Vertibird part images

Faster: /* Vehicle list */ Replaced the images with cleaner ones

2026-04-03T08:14:58Z

‎Vehicle list: Replaced the images with cleaner ones

Faster: /* Vehicle list */ Added guidance on navigating Todd's dialog tree

2026-03-28T15:16:00Z

‎Vehicle list: Added guidance on navigating Todd's dialog tree

Faster: Undo revision 11264 by Faster (talk)

2026-03-28T14:10:43Z

Undo revision 11264 by Faster (talk)

Faster: /* Vehicle list */ Removed vehicles that are no longer available

2026-03-28T07:05:03Z

‎Vehicle list: Removed vehicles that are no longer available

Faster: Fixed a minor issue

2026-03-25T10:31:29Z

Fixed a minor issue

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 ! <span class="tooltip" title="The maximum number of item stacks that can be stored in the vehicle's permanently attached container at the same time." style="border-bottom: 1px dotted; cursor: help;">Trunk capacity</span><br>(higher = better)
 |- id="Cockroach"
-| [[Cockroach]]
+| Cockroach
 | [[File:Vehicle-Roach.png|100px]]
 | Todd
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 | 3
 |- id="Buggy"
-| [[Buggy]]
+| Buggy
 | [[File:Vehicle-Buggy.png|100px]]
 | T-Ray
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 | 8
 |- id="Scout"
-| [[Scout Car|Scout]]
+| Scout
 | [[File:Vehicle-Scout.png|100px]]
 | T-Ray
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 | 12
 |- id="Motorbike"
-| [[Motorbike]]
+| Motorbike
 | [[File:Vehicle-Motorbike.png|100px]]
 | Todd
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 | 5
 |- id="Hummer"
-| [[Hummer]]
+| Hummer
 | [[File:Vehicle-Hummer.png|100px]]
 | T-Ray
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 | 35
 |- id="Firetruck"
-| [[Firetruck]]
+| Firetruck
 | [[File:Vehicle-Firetruck.png|100px]]
 | Todd
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 | 35
 |- id="Truck"
-| [[Truck]]
+| Truck
 | [[File:Vehicle-Truck.png|100px]]
 | Todd
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 | 35
 |- id="Highwayman"
-| [[Highwayman]]
+| Highwayman
 | [[File:Vehicle-Highwayman.png|100px]]
 | T-Ray
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 | 25
 |- id="Police Car"
-| [[Police Car]]
+| Police Car
 | [[File:Vehicle-Police.png|100px]]
 | Todd
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 | 25
 |- id="Corvega"
-| [[Corvega]]
+| Corvega
 | [[File:Corvega.png|100px]]
 | T-Ray
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 | 30
 |- id="Vertibird"
-| [[Vertibird]]
+| Vertibird
 | [[File:Vehicle-Vertibird.png|120px]]
 | See below
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 | 150
 |}
 {| style="border: none; background: none;"
 | style="vertical-align: top; border: none; padding-right: 1em;" |
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 [[File:Excavator Chip.png|link=Excavator Chip]]
 | style="vertical-align: top; border: none;" |
-[[File:Vertibird.jpg|thumb|250px|Vertibird in [[Navarro]], waiting for you.]]
+[[File:Vertibird.jpg|thumb|250px|Vertibird in [[Navarro]], waiting for you]]
 |}
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 [[File:T-ray.jpg|thumb|T-Ray, the New Reno car salesman]]
-T-Ray in New Reno offers a few choice services for your vehicle. Just bring your vehicle to his garage (key in hand) and he’ll sort you out.
+T-Ray in New Reno offers a few choice services for your vehicle. Just bring it to his garage (key in hand) and he'll sort you out.
 *He'll fill your vehicle's tank to the brim with oily goodness for the cost of <code>(missing fuel) + 10</code> local currency.

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 *Driving under the influence adds another 1% to the probability of crashing.
 *Traveling in a vehicle gives you the highest possible chance of avoiding random encounters regardless of your [[Outdoorsman]] level.
-*If you drive into a turn-based encounter with ongoing combat, you will not be able to enter your vehicle and leave. It's best to drive with combat set to real-time mode only.
+*If you drive into a turn-based encounter with ongoing combat, you will not be able to enter your vehicle and leave so it's best to drive with combat set to real-time mode only; you can use the <code>~combatmode rt</code> command to do so while <code>~combatmode tb</code> lets you change back to turn-based.
-*By default, cars can be refueled with either [[MFC]]s or [[SEC]]s but for an additional fee, [[#Chop Shop specials|T-Ray can rig them to also accept alcohol]].
+*By default, cars can be refueled with either [[MFC]]s or [[SEC]]s but [[#Chop Shop specials|T-Ray can rig them to also accept alcohol]].
-*To refuel a vehicle: (1) put some [[Micro Fusion Cell]]s, [[Small Energy Cell]]s (SEC), or (if you have the engine upgrade) alcohol in your inventory; (2) click and hold the left mouse button on the vehicle; (3) from the drop‑down menu, select the bag icon; (4) in the inventory window that appears, click on the fuel you wish to use.
+*To refuel a vehicle: (1) put some [[Micro Fusion Cell]]s, [[Small Energy Cell]]s, or (if you have the engine upgrade) alcohol in your inventory; (2) click and hold the left mouse button on the vehicle; (3) from the drop‑down menu, select the bag icon; (4) in the inventory window that appears, click on the fuel you wish to use.
 *[[Repair]]ing your vehicle requires a [[Tool]]. Unlike regular items, cars can't lose maximum durability so you can fail as many repair attempts as you need.
 *To park your car safely, always use private locations ([[bases]]). If you park it in a random encounter or a town, it can be [[Robbery|lockpicked]] and stolen by anyone who stumbles upon it.
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 == Supporter cars ==
-Supporter cars are only available as rewards, usually for supporting the game. They can transport as many players as the current party size limit allows, are exceptionally fast and durable, and can store up to 50 item stacks. Differences are purely cosmetic.
+Supporter cars are only available as rewards, usually for supporting the game. They can transport as many players as the current party size limit allows, are exceptionally fast and durable, and can store up to 50 item stacks. Differences between them are purely cosmetic.
 <div style="display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 1em;">

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 == Basic facts ==
-[[File:Lbot.jpg|thumb|Bot-O-Drive, the driver's license test robot at the Junkyard]]
+[[File:Lbot.jpg|thumb|Bot-O-Driver, the driver's license test robot at the Junkyard]]
 *Driving without a license has a high chance of resulting in a crash (30%).
 *Driving under the influence adds another 1% to the probability of crashing.

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:45, 20 April 2026
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	*[[Caravan cart]]s		*[[Caravan cart]]s

−	[[Category:~~Vehicles\|~~ ]]	+	[[Category:Items]]

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 | style="vertical-align: top; border: none; padding-right: 1em;" |
 '''Vertibird procurement'''<br>
-# Collect Vertibird Plans, Small Piece of Machinery, NavCom Parts, Fuel Cell Regulator, Excavator Chip, 10 million caps, 400 MFCs.
+# Collect [[Vertibird Plans]], [[Small Piece of Machinery]], [[NavCom Parts]], [[Fuel Regulator]], [[Excavator Chip]], 10 million caps, 400 MFCs.
 # Get a pilot's license.
 # Go to Junkyard and pay 10 million caps.
 # Exit to the world map and look for a small green circle nearby.
 # Enter the location and use your painstakingly collected items on the broken Vertibird.
 | style="vertical-align: top; border: none;" |
 [[File:Vertibird.jpg|thumb|250px|Vertibird in [[Navarro]], waiting for you.]]

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 [[File:180px-Junkyard.jpg|thumb|Junkyard in all of its glory]]
-These are the different vehicles you can buy in-game.
+The table below shows the different vehicles you can buy in-game.
 {| class="wikitable sortable"