Build a Car to Go Far About This Wiki

This site is an unofficial fan wiki for Build a Car to Go Far, the Roblox vehicle simulation by Runworks (place 94998162120172, released September 8, 2026). We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Runworks or Roblox. Our goal is practical: help you build better cars, spend crates wisely, learn flight after the big air update, redeem codes, and cooperate cleanly in servers that hold up to 10 players.

What you will find here

The wiki is organized into hubs that match how players search:

• Codes — active promo codes and redemption notes when gifts are live
• Guides Hub — how-to pages starting with Getting Started, plus topics like How to Fly and Crates and Rockets
• Tier List Hub — part priorities, including the Engines Tier List
• Updates Hub — patch write-ups such as the Flight Update
• Players Hub — community mindset and the featured Co-op guide
• Tools Hub — planning helpers like the Build Checklist
• Scripts Hub — script-related pages when relevant to this Roblox experience
• Official & Community Links — verified Roblox/Runworks destinations, Discord via Social Links only, and lookalike-game warnings

English sits at the site root. Other languages use prefixes such as /fr/ when translations are published. Every content URL ends with a trailing slash so links stay consistent.

How to use the navigation

The header keeps logo, category links, and language controls on one row. Open a category to see child pages in a dropdown (up to eight entries, then a link back to the hub). On mobile, the menu toggles the nav tree while language switching stays available separately.

Use hubs as maps. If you only need one page, search or browse Popular on the home page. If you are new, follow home Quick start steps into Getting Started, Codes, build guidance, tier lists, and flight practice in that spirit.

Inline links inside articles are locale-agnostic in the source (for example /guides/getting-started/) and resolve to your language when translations exist. Legal pages—Terms, Privacy, Cookies—stay English-only shared URLs.

Recommended reading order

1. Getting Started — garage basics and first distance runs
2. Codes — claim anything active before you spend
3. Build Checklist — stop silly mechanical failures
4. Tier List and Engines — spend with intent
5. Flight Update plus How to Fly — if you joined for air travel or returned after the drop
6. Co-op — when friends share the build and the ride

Official and community links

• Play: Build a Car to Go Far on Roblox
• Community help: use Social Links on the Roblox game page for Discord and support-style channels maintained by the community or developers
• Full verified list: Official & Community Links (Runworks group, Social Links-only Discord guidance, lookalike warnings)

When announcements disagree with an older wiki sentence, trust the live game and official channels first, then check our Updates Hub for a rewritten summary.

Editorial standards (short version)

We aim for clear English, internal links with real anchor text, no emoji decoration, and no invented YouTube IDs. Patch pages distinguish shipped features from coming-soon notes (for example better fuel tanks mentioned after the Flight Update). Facts such as release date, co-op online play, and free-to-play status are kept aligned across articles.

If you spot a dead link or an outdated engine claim, use the structure of the site to find the newer hub page—Updates and Tier List are usually the first places we revise after a drop.

What this wiki is not

It is not an official handbook, not a Robux storefront, and not a place that guarantees leaderboard wins. It is a structured fan companion for players who want fewer crashed first launches and clearer next steps after each crate.

Browse the Guides Hub or return to the home page Explore section whenever you need the full map of articles. Build smart, drive farther, and fly when your checklist says you are ready.