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San Aurie Guide: Starter vehicle comparison

San Aurie
Southstar Studios, Playing 1.8K, Rating 85.7%
Creator Southstar Studios
Playing 1.8K
Rating 85.7%
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Overview

San Aurie is an open-world roleplay game where you can work as a police officer, firefighter, delivery driver, or road-service operator — or ditch the law and go full criminal. This guide covers how to get started, how each role works, and what to keep in mind as you build up your cash and vehicles.

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01

Starter vehicle comparison

Table
In short Your playstyle — city driving or off-road escapes — should decide which car you take.

Both starter vehicles are free, and you can buy additional cars later, so neither choice locks you out of anything permanently. That said, each one suits a different approach to the game.

Linkeen LSa balanced sedan built for city streets, good for learning the roads
Nason Patha rugged off-road vehicle that can reach places a sedan cannot, especially useful for escaping police pursuits
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02

Roles and what they involve

Summary
In short Every role has its own rhythm, and some unlock better vehicles or tools as you rank up.

San Aurie gives you several distinct ways to spend your time. Emergency-service roles come with department-exclusive vehicles you cannot use outside that job.

  • Police

    arrests criminals and responds to emergencies; higher ranks unlock additional police vehicles

  • Fire department

    tackles fires and rescues people using a dedicated fleet of trucks

  • Delivery

    transports goods and food around the city

  • Road service

    tows broken-down vehicles; larger tow trucks become available at higher ranks

  • Criminal

    robs vending machines, ATMs, houses, and cars, and organizes heists; staying wanted means the police are always after you

03

Playing as a criminal

Tips
In short A fast car, an automatic weapon, and a group of allies make the criminal path far more manageable.

To start a criminal run you need to rob something — vending machines and ATMs are the entry point, and you will need a baseball bat to do it. Once you are wanted, the police will pursue you. Heists like the Arcade Heist, National Bank Heist, and Yorktown Bank Heist are available.

Tips worth knowing
  • Buy a baseball bat first

    you cannot rob vending machines or ATMs without one.

  • Equip an automatic weapon such as the M4A1 or MP5 to stay competitive against officers armed with handguns.
  • Avoid SWAT soldiers carrying Honey Badger Assault Rifles

    they are significantly harder to handle than standard officers.

  • Keep a fast car for active chases and a slower, inconspicuous car for moving around when you have a warrant out.
  • While driving the slow car, obey speed limits, stop at red lights, and yield to emergency vehicles so you do not draw attention.
  • Run heists in a group of five to seven or more armed players.
04

Vehicle ownership rules

Check
In short Check whether a vehicle needs a Gamepass and whether you have the right job before spending your cash.

San Aurie has a wide vehicle roster, but a few restrictions can catch you off guard. Emergency vehicles belong exclusively to their departments, and some civilian vehicles cost a Gamepass on top of their in-game price. Vehicle prices can also change with updates.

  • Confirm whether a civilian vehicle requires a Gamepass before committing to it.
  • Check that you are in the correct department before expecting to use a police, fire, or road-service vehicle.
  • Store illegal items in your car trunk if police catch you, anything you are carrying gets confiscated.
  • Re-check vehicle prices after major updates, since the game has noted they are subject to change.
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Glossary

Glossary
Linkeen LS
One of the two free starter vehicles, a city sedan with balanced handling.
Nason Path
One of the two free starter vehicles, an off-road SUV that can cross rough terrain a standard car cannot.
Gamepass
A paid Roblox add-on that unlocks certain vehicles or features in San Aurie.
Road service
A civilian job that involves towing broken-down vehicles, with larger trucks unlocking at higher ranks.
Wanted
The status you get after committing a crime, which causes police to actively pursue you.

Common questions

FAQ

Which starter vehicle should I pick?

If you plan to play as a criminal and need to outrun police, the Nason Path is the stronger choice because of its off-road capability. If you want to learn the city layout first, the Linkeen LS is easier to handle on normal streets. You can always buy other vehicles later.

How do I get access to more police vehicles?

Join the police department and work your way up through the ranks. Additional vehicles become available as your rank increases, and police vehicles can only be used while you are on duty as an officer.

What happens to my weapons if I get caught by police?

Any guns or illegal items you are carrying when arrested are taken from you. Keeping those items in your car trunk before a confrontation is one way to protect them.

Updated Sep 11, 2026
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