Big Ambitions Vehicles: Full Price and Cargo List

Vehicles in Big Ambitions do two jobs that pull in opposite directions: hauling stock, and looking expensive enough to satisfy the achievements and your own happiness. Almost nothing does both.

The Three Dealerships

DealershipSpecialises in
City CarsLow to mid-range vehicles for day-to-day use
General US TrucksCargo vehicles for warehouse work
Manhattan Luxury CarsLuxury vehicles

Ambulances, patrol cars and taxis exist in the world but are not purchasable.

Full Vehicle List

Cargo is the number that matters for business; top speed and price are what matter for everything else.

VehicleCargoTankAuto-parkTop speedPriceDealer
Freight Truck T160378No50$98,000General US Trucks
Vord Courier D50040250No60$72,500General US Trucks
Mersaidi Dash24185No65$48,500General US Trucks
Vord V15020118No80$44,000City Cars
UMC Nunavut18110Yes80$65,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Vord Tiara Vic1272No70$11,000City Cars
BIMA 3201057No70$48,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Honza Mimic855No60$2,500City Cars
Lytte L6880Yes80$156,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Mersaidi S500880Yes80$95,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Petrolls Fanton880Yes80$720,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Vord Pony572No80$187,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Mersaidi MGA GT566Yes100$220,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Anselmo AF90368Yes100$520,000Manhattan Luxury Cars
Ferdinand 112377No90$130,000Manhattan Luxury Cars

Two things jump out of that table. The Honza Mimic at $2,500 carries 8 cargo — more than a $520,000 Anselmo. And the Mersaidi Dash at $48,500 carries 24, which makes it the sensible mid-game delivery vehicle rather than a luxury purchase.

A note on sourcing: this table comes from the community wiki’s own vehicle stats, which still carries a couple of untranslated entries and an inconsistent name for the Freight Truck. Prices may have moved across patches, so treat them as a guide to relative cost rather than a live quote.

Auto-Park

Only five vehicles support auto-park: the UMC Nunavut, Lytte L6, Mersaidi S500, Petrolls Fanton, Mersaidi MGA GT and Anselmo AF90 — all from Manhattan Luxury Cars. If you spend a lot of in-game time driving between businesses, this is a genuine quality-of-life feature rather than a status flourish.

The 1.0 Private Driver

The 1.0 release added a private driver, which changes the calculus for anyone who was buying luxury cars purely to move around faster. Set up a contract with Onyx Luxury Chauffeurs, leave a vehicle in their garage, and you can summon a driver whenever you need a ride. Any vehicle works — Uncle Fred’s cheap Honza is explicitly called out as valid — and there is an Onyx-exclusive limo if you want the full package.

Practical implication: you no longer need a fast car to save time. You need a car and a contract.

Vehicle Repair and Achievements

Vehicles need repairs, and there is an achievement chain for it: Mechanic Paradise at $10,000 (bronze) and $50,000 (silver) spent on repairing vehicles. Two other chains push you up the price ladder — Mad Whip for owning a car worth at least $15,000, $90,000 and $120,000, and Carpark for owning two vehicles.

Read those thresholds against the price table above: a $130,000 Ferdinand 112 clears every Mad Whip tier for a quarter of what an Anselmo costs.

Boats

Boats exist as a separate category, with the SeaKing 8000 and Blue Yachts OG appearing in the game’s world. Relaxing on a boat is one of the documented happiness activities, and 1.0’s Hamptons gated communities include private docks. If you are searching for where to buy boats, it is a lifestyle purchase rather than a business one.

What to Actually Buy

  • First vehicle: Honza Mimic, $2,500, 8 cargo. It is the tutorial car for a reason.
  • First delivery vehicle: Mersaidi Dash, $48,500, 24 cargo — or the Vord V150 at $44,000 if 20 cargo is enough and you want more speed.
  • Scaling deliveries: Freight Truck T1 at 60 cargo. Remember your warehouse’s vehicle capacity caps how many can run at once — see warehouse and deliveries.
  • Status and achievements: Ferdinand 112 clears the top Mad Whip tier at $130,000.
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