Cash buys lucky crates and the rows at the Upgrades station. The current description says cars earn and crates grow while you are offline. The same description still says to add a car to the collection to start earning. A September 26 walkthrough calls the showcase a display wall and describes a yellow PLACE BEST button that sorts cars by money per second. A collection stand is reported to show the wall's daily income.
There is no published dollars-per-car table. Thumbnail numbers are ads. Read your own wall.
Before you log off
- Finish opening any crate you already paid for, unless you can see that sealed crate growing on its own.
- Add cars you are keeping to the collection.
- Hold PLACE BEST if you want the wall to prefer higher money-per-second cars.
- Wash keepers if you still have time and the Clean Cars station is offering the timed earnings boost. A September 26 walkthrough puts that boost at 25 percent for 12 hours.
- Read the collection stand. If it shows no income, the wall is empty or the cars were not collected.
Where cash should go next
Cash from the wall buys more crates and the Upgrades station. Offline Cash is one of those upgrades. It is a multiplier you purchase, not the same thing as the offline behavior itself. The offline behavior is described as part of the game. The upgrade is optional and priced in the live UI.
Use the payback calculator only after you type the live cost and the extra income you expect. The form does not know the game's prices.
What does not print money
- Race pots. All-or-nothing races move cash between the players who staked it.
- Codes, except where a code's reward is gems, a potion, or a pack you later turn into a better car.
- Promotional art. Figures printed on thumbnails are not your wall.
Gems are a separate currency. See Gems.