Ghost Driver lives and dies by its garage. Every vehicle you own is another way to run the highway, chase near-miss combos, and grind Cash, and the roster now spans roughly a dozen cash cars plus a handful of limited and premium rides. They split into three performance tiers, and price does not always equal performance, so knowing the numbers before you spend matters.
Quick answer: Buy every car at the Dealership near your spawn point. The Wulfbrecht RZ7 is free, the Rangy Helly ($120,000) is the best Cash-to-performance pick, and the Voss RT10 TT ($760,000) is the fastest car you can buy with in-game Cash.
How to buy cars in Ghost Driver
Walk into the green circle at the Dealership near your spawn, and the purchase menu opens. From there you can filter cars by brand, type, or name to find the one you want, then confirm the Cash or Robux cost to add it to your garage.
Once a car is owned, open the Garage, select it, and hit the spawn button to drop it onto the road. Eleven cars are purchasable with in-game Cash, while one is locked behind a paid Starter Pack in the Robux Shop.
Free cars: Wulfbrecht RZ7 and Weinchen V120
The Wulfbrecht RZ7 is the default starter that every player begins with. It tops out at 168 mph with 310 HP and AWD, and it reaches 60 mph in 4.6 seconds. It is not fast, but it is a reliable way to earn your first Cash before you upgrade.
There is also a second no-cost car, the Weinchen V120 hatchback, which unlocks as a free reward. To claim it, favorite and like the game page, then reload and redeem it from the Shop. It is a quick way to add a second car to your collection without spending any Cash.
Every Ghost Driver car by tier, stats, and price
The cash lineup runs from B-Tier starters up to S-Tier exotics. Here is the full breakdown of top speed, horsepower, drivetrain, 0-60 time, and price.
| Car | Tier | Top Speed | HP | Drive | 0-60 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wulfbrecht RZ7 | B | 168 mph | 310 | AWD | 4.6s | Free |
| Kitsuni LX | B | 165 mph | 450 | AWD | 3.1s | $40,000 |
| Weinchen VN20 | A | 177 mph | 460 | RWD | 3.9s | $85,000 |
| Rangy Helly | A | 180 mph | 710 | AWD | 3.5s | $120,000 |
| Trailhawk Helly | A | 180 mph | 707 | AWD | 3.5s | $160,000 |
| Eisenhardt G43 | A | 186 mph | 603 | AWD | 3.1s | $200,000 |
| Weinchen V80 | S | 180 mph | 503 | RWD | 3.2s | $240,000 |
| Voss RT8 | S | 205 mph | 780 | AWD | 3.0s | $260,000 |
| Bullseye Helly | S | 204 mph | 717 | RWD | 3.6s | $280,000 |
| Shelly LZ1 | S | 212 mph | 755 | RWD | 2.9s | $360,000 |
| Reinhardt RT32 | S | 210 mph | 520 | RWD | 2.9s | 199 Robux |
| Voss RT10 TT | S | 215 mph | 750 | AWD | 2.6s | $760,000 |
Once you cross into S-Tier, the jumps are big. The Weinchen V80 opens the top bracket with a 3.2-second sprint, but the Voss RT8 and Bullseye Helly push past 200 mph, and the Shelly LZ1 climbs to 212 mph with a 2.9-second 0-60. The Voss RT10 TT sits at the top for cash buyers, hitting 215 mph and 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds while costing $760,000.
Robux, limited, and level-locked cars
The Reinhardt RT32 is the only Robux-exclusive car. It comes in the limited-time Starter Pack for 199 Robux, which also includes a custom license and Global Radio. You cannot buy it with in-game Cash, so it is only obtainable through the Robux Shop while the pack is offered.
Two higher-end cars have appeared as limited offers. The Castellani Specchiera is a 215 mph, 840 HP RWD supercar priced at $960,000 or 999 Robux, and the Takama F10 GT requires reaching Level 15 and costs $1,800,000 or 1,550 Robux. Both ran on limited windows that have since closed, so they may not be available in your Dealership right now. No official return date is currently confirmed.
Best car to buy for your budget
If you only follow one buying path, unlock the free Wulfbrecht RZ7, save every Cash you earn, and jump straight to the Rangy Helly at $120,000. It packs 710 HP with AWD traction and strong all-around handling, giving it the best Cash-to-performance ratio in the game. That makes it ideal for grinding money before you commit to anything pricier.
For raw speed, the Voss RT10 TT is the endgame goal, with the strongest acceleration and top speed of any cash car. If you want an S-Tier ride sooner without maxing out, the Shelly LZ1 hits 212 mph and 60 mph in 2.9 seconds for $360,000, and its RWD layout suits players who prefer rear-drive handling. Keep in mind that the Robux cars trade outright performance for exclusive styling, so buy those for looks rather than lap times.
Ghost Driver is still in pre-alpha, so the garage keeps growing and prices can shift with each update. Cheaper cars with high stats are often the smarter buy for building Cash, so let your goal decide the purchase rather than chasing the biggest price tag.
