Vehicles in Drag Drive Simulator are not sold from one big shop menu. Cars and motorcycles are split across separate dealerships placed around the map, and every purchase is paid for with RP (Rupiah), the game’s only currency. Buying a ride and actually getting it under you are two different steps, which trips up a lot of new players.
Quick answer: Earn enough RP, drive to the dealership that stocks the vehicle you want, walk up to its counter, and press E to open the menu, confirm the purchase to deduct the RP, then open your in-game phone or the garage menu and press Spawn to place the vehicle next to you.
Get RP before you shop
RP is what every vehicle costs, so build up a balance first. The fastest way to stockpile it is redeeming active codes, which hand out tens of millions of RP each and can cover your first real purchase outright. You can also grind RP through city jobs and racing.
- Redeem promo codes in the Store for large RP payouts.
- Take a job such as RideGo driver, Courier, Office Worker, or Barista for steady RP.
- Win Tournament or Time Trial races at Sentul Track.
- Collect daily quests and hidden crates scattered around the map.
To redeem a code, tap the shopping cart button in the bottom-left, open the Store, select REDEEM (the key icon), paste the code, and confirm. You can launch the game from its official page on Roblox.
Where each vehicle type is sold
Each dealership carries its own inventory, so the ride you want decides where you drive. Motorbikes, scooters, sport bikes, luxury machines, and trucks all live in different buildings. Some modified or limited-edition bikes are tucked away in less obvious spots, including residential zones.
| Dealership | What it stocks |
|---|---|
| Yahamax Dealer | Yahamax motorbikes and scooters, including tuned variants |
| Sizuki | Sport and drag bikes such as the GSX R150 and Satria FU |
| Luxury | High-end and big-engine bikes like the Ninja ZX10R and CBR 600RR |
| Vespero | Located near the courier area |
| Yanagaw | Located near RS Kasih Ibu |
| Truck Dealership | Trucks, opened via the “OPEN TRUCK DEALER” prompt |
Tip: Don’t buy the first bike at spawn. Drive to a couple of dealerships and compare prices before committing your RP, since a cheaper vehicle you can fully tune often outruns a pricier stock one.
Buy and spawn a vehicle
E to open the purchase menu. Browse the list to see each model and its price.
Confirm the purchase worked
You know a purchase went through when your RP total drops by the vehicle’s price and the model shows up in your garage or spawn list. If it does not appear on the ground, you likely skipped the spawn step. Open the phone or garage menu again, select the right category, and hit Spawn.
If your vehicle gets stuck on terrain after spawning, tap the on-screen exit icon and respawn it. If your character falls off a motorcycle, press the Jump button to get back on.
Example prices to plan your budget
Prices range from budget scooters to high-end sport bikes, so knowing a few reference points helps you decide how much RP to save. These are sample listings across the motorbike dealerships.
| Vehicle | Dealership | Price (RP) |
|---|---|---|
| Mio MS 125 | Yahamax | 18,350,000 |
| Satria F150 (2020) | Sizuki | 27,600,000 |
| All New Nmax 155 | Yahamax | 31,500,000 |
| YZF R15 | Yahamax | 47,500,000 |
| GSX R150 (2017) | Sizuki | 49,750,000 |
| Ninja KRR ZX 150 (2008) | Luxury | 57,500,000 |
| Hando – CBR 600RR (2018) | Luxury | 355,725,000 |
| Kawzaki – Ninja ZX10R (2022) | Luxury | 505,990,000 |
Motorcycles are the smart first buy because they cost less than cars and stay competitive once you tune their gear ratios. Save some RP after buying so you can adjust the tune rather than sinking everything into the sticker price. Once your balance is steady from races and jobs, you can move up to the pricier luxury bikes and cars.
