Sell it for more
Take your own photos, pick a price and post it. Buyers come by, walk around the car and haggle over whatever they spot. Rinse the soap off first, agree on a price, and watch them drive off in it.
A new game from Dynyx Interactive

Find the deal. Read every car. Catch the lie.
A first-person car flipping game for 1 to 4 players. Buy it cheap, fix what buyers notice, then sell it, rent it out or race it for pink slips.
Early Access launch, November 12
Watch the new trailer
How a flip goes
Every car on the market is a gamble. Here's how you stack the odds in your favor.
Scroll the listings on Curbside and Dougslist, or text the number on a For Sale sign by the side of the road. Some sellers own up to everything. Some round the miles down and never get around to sending a picture of the engine.
Run the paint tester over every panel, pull the dipstick and plug the scanner in under the dash. Milky oil usually means a head gasket, and codes that got cleared right before you showed up tell you plenty on their own.
Foggy headlights make a car look years older, and plenty of what puts buyers off is cheap to fix. Restore the lights, wash it, pull parts off the wrecks at the junkyard, or leave it with the shop for repairs and a respray.
Three ways to cash out
Once a car is fixed up, it's money waiting to happen. How you get it out is up to you.
Take your own photos, pick a price and post it. Buyers come by, walk around the car and haggle over whatever they spot. Rinse the soap off first, agree on a price, and watch them drive off in it.
From level 4 you can list a car on Keyswap and rent it out by the day. You set the price, the deposit and the daily miles. If a renter brings it back late, short on gas or over the miles, the fees come out of their deposit.
On Friday and Saturday nights the racers line up at the Strip. Put some cash on it and go on green, not a moment before. From level 6 you can race for pink slips, and whoever loses walks home.
The flip
Drag the slider to see what a little work does to a car nobody else wanted.


Online co-op
Invite up to three friends through Steam. Everyone sees the same phone and the same money. One of you drives while the others ride along and point out the rust the seller was hoping nobody would notice.
You decide how far you trust each of them. A Visitor helps inspect, a Helper can message sellers and wash cars, and a Partner can agree on prices and even sign for a loan.

Steam Early Access, November 12, 2026
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