Cars and dealerships
Official Car Driving Indonesia screenshot (Roblox).
CDID's car list runs on parody names — Tokoma is Toyota, Honade is Honda, Naisen is Nissan — across a roster the community wiki documents at 84 brands. Cars are spread across dealership types, sold as tagged categories (luxury, retro, import, limited) and shaped by gamepasses that control what you can even browse.
Dealership types
| Where | What it sells |
|---|---|
| Brand dealerships (city showrooms) | Regular cars for that marque — e.g. Tokoma, Honade, Mestibis in Jakarta |
| Premium Dealership | Higher-end and import-badged cars |
| Retro Cars Dealership | Classic and vintage models (tagged [RETRO]) |
| Komercial Dealership | Commercial vehicles — trucks and work vehicles (e.g. AM/MAN TGE) |
| Limited / event cars | Event-only and seasonal vehicles — see the wiki's Limited Cars list |
| Modification shops | Customization for cars you already own (Jakarta has dedicated modification districts) |
Tags you will see on wiki listings: [LUXURY], [RETRO], [IMPORT], [LIMITED]. Cars also appear at locations tied to their lore — the Alfira 4C sits at the "Otnas Esprit Works Cafe", for example.
A Tokoma (Toyota) dealership sign on a Fortuner in-game (via the CDID Wiki).
Which dealership sells what, and what is gated
This is the part the car list does not tell you: a brand showroom and a class lot are different things. Brand dealerships sell that marque's regular cars; the class lots sell a category, and three of those categories are behind a Robux pass.
| What you want | Where it is sold | Gate |
|---|---|---|
| A first car from a normal marque | Brand dealerships, Jakarta dealership row | None — regular cars are bought with in-game money |
Luxury models ([LUXURY]) | The luxury/premium lot | Luxury Car gamepass, R$259 |
Retro and classic models ([RETRO]) | Retro Cars Dealership | Retro Pass, R$169 |
Rare imports ([IMPORT]) | Import/premium lots | Rare Imports, R$189 |
| Trucks and work vehicles | Komercial Dealership | None — commercial vehicles are not pass-gated |
| Ambulance, police, strobo vehicles | Emergency vehicles | Emergency Vehicle, R$139 |
Event and seasonal cars ([LIMITED]) | Limited/event releases | Event participation, not a pass |
Two practical consequences follow from that table. First, "the car list" is really three lists — regular, pass-gated and event — and a car you saw in a video may be unbuyable on your account because the pass is missing, not because the dealership is broken. Second, the Retro Pass and Luxury Car pass are the two that unlock inventory rather than income: if you want to drive a specific car class, buy the class pass before any 2x income pass, because income passes only speed up what you can already buy.
Where the dealerships are
- Jakarta — the brand dealership row sits in the capital: Tokoma, Honade, Mestibis and the rest of the marque showrooms, plus the modification districts. If you are shopping for a normal car, start here.
- Bekasi, Jawa Barat — the Tokoma factory with test drives, which is the one place the game lets you try a car before buying it.
- Class lots — the premium, retro and commercial dealerships are separate lots rather than part of the brand row; the in-game dealership list is the authoritative pointer, because event and seasonal builds move them.
Buying order that does not waste money
- Buy a regular car first, in Jakarta, with money earned from jobs — the best jobs page covers which pay best early.
- Only then consider a class pass. A Luxury Car or Retro Pass is worth it when you already have a car to drive and know you want that class, not before.
- Test drive at the Tokoma factory in Bekasi before spending on a model you are unsure about.
- Leave event cars alone until they return. Limited cars are tied to events, so a "missing" car is usually a rotation, not a bug.
The brand roster
Every brand the CDID wiki documents, with the real-world marque it parodies:
| In-game brand | Real brand | In-game brand | Real brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aleps | Alpine | KingsMann | Rolls-Royce |
| Alfira | Alfa Romeo | Lahkokgini | Lamborghini |
| AM | MAN | Laksamana | Laksana |
| Aston Hill | Aston Martin | Liaxe | Lexus |
| ATEN | Neta | Luigi | Fiat |
| Atruse | Audi | Malfieri | Maserati |
| BAIK | BAIC | McSena | McLaren |
| Benston | Bentley | Mestibis | Mitsubishi |
| BNC | BAC | Mizada | Mazda |
| Buck | Buick | Mullbach | Mercedes-Maybach |
| Buffermacht | BMW | Murceso-Venz | Mercedes-Benz |
| Catera | Cadillac | Naisen | Nissan |
| Chapman | Lotus | Neutron | Proton |
| Chevrion | Chevrolet | NG | MG |
| Chrisye | Chrysler | Opal | Opel |
| CIA | KIA | Otnas | — |
| Citrus | Chery | Overlander | Land Rover |
| Clever | Smart | Over Ranger | Range Rover |
| Corteon | Citroen | Pacific | Porsche |
| Densu | Daihatsu | Perkasa | Esemka |
| DFKS | DFSK | Puzyo | Peugeot |
| DIR | BYD | RAW | RAM |
| DVC | GMC | Renee | Renault |
| Edison | Tesla | Romit | Timor |
| Evonext | — | Sanziky | Suzuki |
| Flores | Ford | Seekr | Zeekr |
| Goath | Dodge | Shehua | Denza |
| GWS | GWM | Shufu | Geely |
| Gyunson | Genesis | Siyang | Xiaomi |
| Haekoo | Jaecoo | Skola | Skoda |
| Hina | Hino | Skunia | Scania |
| Holland | Jeep | SLM | — |
| Honade | Honda | Staru | Subaru |
| Hyunson | Hyundai | Sundat | Datsun |
| Inertium | Infiniti | Suzi | Isuzu |
| ION | AION | SVEN | SAAB |
| JB | Jetbus | Tada | Tata |
(Also documented: Tetrachi/Trumpchi, Tigora/Jaguar, Tokoma/Toyota, UT/UD, Valkon/Volvo, Venus/Eunos, VinFlash/VinFast, Weltwagen/Volkswagen, Wuliuz/Wuling, YinYang/Yangwang — the wiki lists 84 brands in total.)
The modification garage where custom work happens (via the CDID Wiki).
Car slots and gamepasses
You can only own a set number of cars at once: the Additional Ownable car pass adds 28 slots for R$99, and the 2x pack stacks more on top. The full gamepass catalog — slots, car-class unlocks, income passes and the Advanced Modification discount ladder — lives on the gamepasses page.
The roster keeps growing
- V2.7: 43 new cars.
- V2.2.0: 96 new and reworked cars, plus a weekly car drop cadence.
- Event cars arrive and leave with holidays — the codes page tracks the same event cycle.