Okay, let’s get this out of the way: walking is for NPCs. You’re out here trying to build a green empire, not train for a marathon. And yes, the skateboard is fun, but it only goes so far before you start dreaming about horsepower and trunk space. If you’re tired of hoofing it and ready to hit the streets like a real player, here’s how to buy a car in Schedule 1 and finally live the fast life.

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Right after the prologue, Schedule 1 hits you with the harsh truth—you’re back to zero, and your sweet ride from the intro? Gone. You’re left cruising around on a skateboard, doing deliveries and pickups like some kind of extreme courier. It's quirky at first, but when your pockets are full and your legs are screaming, you'll start eyeing those parked cars with envy. But can you buy a car in Schedule 1? Luckily, there is a way out. But you’ll need to hustle your way to it.

Step One- Earn That Car Quest

You don’t get to just walk into a dealership and flash your charisma—no, you gotta work for it. Once you’ve gathered ten customers through the main questline, you’ll unlock a new task: go talk to a few NPCs. One of them is the key to your vehicular dreams—the salesman at Hyland Auto. This shop sits pretty on the southern side of the map, right above the sad little burnt-RV marker. You’ll recognize it immediately—it looks like a place where dreams are sold and wallets are emptied.

Step Two- Showroom Temptations (And Painful Price Tags)

Walk into Hyland Auto and boom—you’re surrounded by cars that practically whisper “drive me.” But before you get too attached, check the Schedule 1 car prices. Spoiler alert: they ain’t cheap. Here’s the breakdown of the Schedule 1 car names and their prices.

• The Sh*tbox – $5,000 (It runs. Barely. But, wheels are wheels.)
• The Veeper – $9,000 (A slick upgrade from broke life.)
• The Bruiser – $12,000 (Looks like it could crash through a brick wall. Probably can’t. Still cool.)
• The Dinkler – $15,000 (For when you wanna look classy and stash soil bags.)
• The Hounddog – $25,000 (Smooth ride. Big trunk. Makes you feel like a boss.)
• The Cheetah – $40,000 (Fast. Flashy. Fabulous. Also costs more than your starter empire.)

Now, here’s the important part: you can only buy a Schedule 1 car with money that’s in your card. If you’ve been hiding your cash under your grow pots, it’s time to get that money laundered and deposited. Otherwise, it’s just a pretty showroom with zero commitment.

Step Three- Time to Drive

Bought your first Schedule 1 car? Congrats! Head outside Hyland Auto and—bam!—there it is. Freshly yours, and begging to be taken for a spin. Get inside and the controls will feel intuitive; you can move the camera or let it auto-align based on where you're driving. Simple, slick, and satisfying. And the cherry on top? Storage. Each car comes with trunk slots, letting you pack it up with all your grow gear: packaging, soil, mixture items, seeds—you name it. No more multiple trips for one big haul.

What If You Lose Your Car?

Let’s be real, accidents happen. Maybe you left your ride in a ditch. Maybe you forgot where you parked it because the map is huge and you were busy evading cops. Whatever the case, don’t panic. Schedule 1 has a get-your-car-out-of-jail card. Head back to the Auto Shop right outside Hyland Auto. Inside, you’ll find an NPC mechanic who can unstuck your Schedule 1 vehicle for you. Select the option, and boom—your car is instantly teleported right outside the garage. You can also paint your car here. So if your starter Sh*tbox is embarrassing your empire’s aesthetic, give it a new coat of personality. Go wild. Be loud. Be seen.

Why It’s Worth It

Aside from pure flex points and zooming around like a boss, having a Schedule 1 car completely changes your gameplay loop. You’ll spend less time traveling and more time earning. That’s more customers, more expansions, and way fewer headaches.

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Wrapping Up

Buying a Schedule 1 car isn’t just a status symbol—it’s a necessity. Whether you start small with The Shitbox or go full baller with The Cheetah, a Schedule 1 car gets you where you need to be fast—with your gear in the trunk and your game face on. Just remember to launder that cash first and check in with the Auto Shop if you hit a rough patch. You’ve got an empire to run. Might as well do it in style.

FAQs

Can I buy a Schedule 1 car in cash, or does it have to be card money?

Cars can only be bought with money deposited in your card. Better get laundering!

Can I own more than one car at a time in Schedule 1?

As of now, you can only use one vehicle at a time. Choose your ride wisely.

What happens if my car gets stuck or lost?

Visit the Auto Shop next to Hyland Auto. The mechanic can unstuck and teleport your vehicle right back to you.