Car Sales 2 — Local selling vs. global selling
About
OverviewCar Sales 2 is a Middle Eastern car-flipping game where you buy vehicles cheap, repair and customize them, then sell for profit to grow your own dealership. This guide walks you through buying and selling cars, upgrading your dealer, trading with other players, and staying safe when deals go wrong.
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Local selling vs. global selling
Table
Both options are available from the moment you own a car. Local listings are governed by rules that cap how low or high you can price, while global listings let you set any number you want.
| Price floor | Local: cannot go below 70% of base value. Global: no minimum. |
| Price ceiling | Local: AI buyers will not pay much over base value. Global: you set any price. |
| Buyer pool | Local: players and AI on your server. Global: players across all servers. |
Upgrades and customization
Tips
The Mechanic is where both repairs and performance upgrades happen. Upgrades will not change the game's base value figure, but they do make the car more appealing in player-to-player deals.
- Repair damage at the Mechanic right after buying.
- Performance upgrades can improve resale appeal even if they do not move the official base price.
- Appearance customization adds to a car's desirability when selling to other players.
License plates and rarity
Summary
Plates in Car Sales 2 follow a format of four numbers and three letters. Certain combinations make a plate far more desirable to collectors and traders. Rarity tiers work the same way — higher-rarity cars attract more demand and command bigger prices in player deals.
- Plate format four numbers followed by three letters.
- Most valuable plate traits repeated digits such as 1111, repeated letters, or one- and two-digit numbers.
- Effect on base value none; plates only affect what players are willing to offer.
- Rarity tiers higher rarity means higher desirability and stronger trade value.
Trading safely with other players
Warn
Trading works by coordinating through private listings or the global market, sometimes with a middleman. Because the game has no official trade screen, you have no automatic protection if the other person backs out. Limited and rare cars are the most common reason players seek trades.
Glossary
Glossary- Dealership
- The business you own and expand throughout the game.
- Mechanic
- The in-game shop where you repair damage and apply performance upgrades to cars.
- Base value
- The game's fixed reference price for a car, used to calculate local selling limits.
- Global selling
- A listing system that lets you sell a car to buyers across all servers at any price you choose.
- License plate
- The plate attached to a car; rare combinations like repeated digits raise how much players will offer, without changing the base value.
- Rarity tier
- A ranking that shows how uncommon a car is; higher-tier cars are more desirable and trade at higher prices.
- Middleman
- A trusted third player who temporarily holds a car during a trade to reduce the chance of a scam.
Common questions
FAQWhere is the best place to buy cars?
You can buy from the Dealership or the Neighborhood, and each location can have different prices and stock.
What should I do if someone scams me in a trade?
Take screenshots of your conversation and any listings involved as soon as you realize something went wrong. Then report the player through Roblox's built-in reporting system. If the deal was arranged through the game's Discord, you can report there as well.
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