Car Guy Simulator
Car Guy Simulator is a pixel sim about hauling home a rusted project truck, pissing off your wife, and turning it into a National Show contender — one bolt, one paycheck, and one wrench-throwing decision at a time.
You start at the curb with an F100, a borrowed jack, and just enough money to make a bad call. By the end, with a little luck and a lot of overtime, you'll have a warehouse, a sponsor deck that funds itself, and a truck that finally makes Buck shut up at the gas station.

Build the truck
- 47 jobs across 12 systems — engine, brakes, body, paint, chrome, suspension, wheels, electrical, and more
- Three tiers per category: Budget, Quality, Show Grade
- DIY in your garage, or send it to Dale at the shop and pay for the convenience
- Realistic tool and workspace progression — you don't get to TIG-weld a body panel curbside

Run the season
- Cars & Coffee → Local → Regional → National show ladder
- Earn followers and unlock 16 real-feeling sponsors with real-feeling payouts
- Negotiate marketplace offers, take loans you'll regret, balance fuel against cash against pride
- Random scenes that force a call: shake Dale's hand, or argue the bill?
Built for one car guy and one truck.
Saves locally in your browser. No login. No microtransactions. No interruptions.
Made by WINNXT Studios.
| Published | 1 day ago |
| Status | In development |
| Platforms | HTML5 |
| Author | cjrm96 |
| Genre | Simulation, Role Playing |
| Tags | Casual, Comedy, Indie, Management, Pixel Art, Retro, Singleplayer, Story Rich |
| AI Disclosure | AI Assisted, Code, Sounds |




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