Oxford Response Guide: Your first steps in Oxford Response
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OverviewOxford Response is a British roleplay game set in a fictional version of Oxford, England. You can play as a civilian, a Thames Valley Police officer, or a South Central Ambulance Service paramedic — each with its own vehicles and progression. This guide covers how to pick a role, unlock vehicles, and get the most out of each team.
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Your first steps in Oxford Response
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When you load in, you will need to choose a team before you can do much else. The game has a built-in tutorials menu you can open at any time.
- Choose your team pick from Civilian, Thames Valley Police, or South Central Ambulance Service depending on what you want to do today.
- Grab a free vehicle Civilian players start with the Fard Locus and the Vaulten Astro at no cost; Police players get the Fard Locus from the start; Ambulance players begin with the Riat Durello.
- Start earning XP if you are on the Police or Ambulance team, completing duties earns XP that unlocks faster and more capable vehicles.
- Revisit the tutorials menu whenever you get stuck it is always accessible from inside the game.
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What each team actually does
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The three teams are not just cosmetically different — they progress differently and have separate vehicle lists. Civilians buy their cars with in-game cash; Police and Ambulance players unlock theirs through XP.
| Civilian | explore the city, work as a delivery driver, or commit crimes; vehicles are purchased with in-game pounds. |
| Thames Valley Police | enforce the law; unlock most vehicles through XP, with a few reserved for gamepasses. |
| South Central Ambulance Service | save lives; five vehicles unlock progressively from 0 XP up to 500 XP. |
Civilian vehicles by price
TableAll prices are in in-game pounds (£). Limited vehicles were obtained during specific events and cannot be bought through the standard shop.
| Vehicle | Price (£) | Class | Top Speed (MPH) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fard Locus | Free | Standard | 73 |
| Vaulten Astro | Free | Electric | 85 |
| Strassen Solo | 18,120 | Standard | 82 |
| Coyote Rolla | 20,500 | Standard | 87 |
| Minature Coupe | 25,250 | Standard | 85 |
| Perzio 308 | 35,250 | Standard | 92 |
| Fard Transport Custom | 40,250 | Standard | 88 |
| Kelly Electric 6 | 48,560 | Electric | 101 |
| Fard Transport | 50,250 | Standard | 82 |
| Merceno GLP | 56,250 | Standard | 96 |
| Kodaš Grand | 62,840 | Standard | 116 |
| Strassen ID Jazz | 65,450 | Electric | 117 |
| RMW XR5 | 73,450 | Standard | 128 |
| Evolve A90 | 89,400 | Standard | 129 |
| Strassen Reuter | 96,780 | Standard | 138 |
| Ardent V8 L | 98,840 | Standard | 117 |
| Chevron Corvat | 100,270 | American | 125 |
| Ford Stallion | 104,200 | American | 150 |
| Evolve AX90 | 111,020 | Standard | 145 |
| Trail Trava Vetra | 117,490 | Standard | 146 |
| MYD Lion | 148,200 | Electric | 166 |
| Ardent Elec GT | 270,300 | Electric | 166 |
| RMW M4 | 420,300 | Standard | 164 |
| Percy Tour | 535,000 | Electric | 175 |
Police vehicles and XP requirements
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Gamepass vehicles are available immediately once you own the relevant pass.
| Vehicle | XP Required | Gamepass Required | Top Speed (MPH) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fard Locus | 0 | None | 73 |
| Coyote Rolla | 100 | None | 87 |
| Perzio 308 | 250 | None | 92 |
| Fard Transport Custom | 500 | None | 88 |
| Kelly Electric 6 | 1,000 | Electric Vehicles (R$299) | 101 |
| Fard Transport | 1,400 | None | 82 |
| Kodaš Grand | 1,800 | None | 116 |
| RMW XR5 | 2,000 | None | 128 |
| Evolve A90 | 2,500 | None | 129 |
| Strassen Reuter | 2,700 | None | 138 |
| Evolve AX90 | 3,000 | None | 145 |
| Vaulten Astro | 0 | Electric Vehicles (R$299) | 85 |
| Jasan Sandcat | 0 | CTSFO (R$599) | 95 |
| Ardent V8 | 0 | Undercover Police (R$299) | 117 |
| Clarence One | 40,000 | None | 200 |
Ambulance vehicles and XP requirements
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All Ambulance vehicles are unlocked with XP earned on the Ambulance team.
| Vehicle | XP Required | Top Speed (MPH) |
|---|---|---|
| Riat Durello | 0 | 129 |
| Fard Transport | 100 | 82 |
| Merceno Runner | 200 | 129 |
| Strassen Reuter | 400 | 138 |
| Evolve AX90 | 500 | 145 |
Gamepasses
TipsThere are four gamepasses.
- Electric Vehicles (R$299) gives you the Vaulten Astro for free and lets you buy any electric vehicle.
- Undercover Police (R$299) unlocks the Ardent V8 immediately, lets you patrol in unmarked vehicles, and allows you to remove your uniform.
- CTSFO (R$599) provides a free armoured truck, extra protective equipment, and access to advanced weapons.
- Criminal Plus (R$399) adds exclusive weapons, boosts your earnings by 25%, cuts goods prices by 25%, and shortens prison sentences.
Glossary
Glossary- XP
- Experience points earned by completing duties on the Police or Ambulance team, used to unlock higher-tier vehicles.
- Thames Valley Police
- The in-game police team, responsible for enforcing the law in Oxford.
- South Central Ambulance Service
- The in-game ambulance team, tasked with saving lives.
- CTSFO
- Counter Threat Specialist Firearms Officer — a specialist police role unlocked by the CTSFO gamepass, granting a free armoured truck, additional protective equipment, and advanced weapons.
- Undercover
- A police operating mode that lets you drive unmarked vehicles and remove your uniform, available through the Undercover Police gamepass.
- ARV
- Armed Response Vehicle — a variant livery available on certain higher-tier Police vehicles once you meet the relevant XP threshold.
- Limited
- A vehicle class for cars that were only obtainable during specific in-game events and cannot be acquired through the normal shop.
Common questions
FAQWhich vehicles can I use right away without spending anything?
Civilian players start with the Fard Locus and the Vaulten Astro at no cost. Police players get the Fard Locus at 0 XP. Ambulance players start with the Riat Durello, which hits 129 MPH.
Can I unlock all Police vehicles without buying a gamepass?
Most of them, yes. The majority of Police vehicles — including the Clarence One — require only XP. However, the Vaulten Astro requires the Electric Vehicles gamepass, the Jasan Sandcat requires the CTSFO gamepass, and the Ardent V8 requires the Undercover Police gamepass.
How do I play as a criminal?
Join the Civilian team and choose to commit crimes from there. The Criminal Plus gamepass adds exclusive weapons, a 25% earnings boost, a 25% discount on goods, and shorter prison sentences.
I do not understand the controls — where do I look?
Open the tutorials menu inside the game. It is available at any time during a session.
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