ROB RUN Vehicles: Speed, Trunk Space and Prices

Which ROB RUN vehicle should you buy?

For hauling loot, the Longhorn Van is the best value in the game: 48 trunk cells, 6 cargo slots that upgrade to 12, and an $180,000 price. For speed, the Buletti Soltempra tops out at 115 km/h, but it carries no cargo slots and costs $10,000,000.

You do not need to buy anything to start. The Fukurou Spark rental is free at any Parking Terminal while you have no active vehicle. Everything below is checked on build 0.7.0.4005.

Vehicle stats and prices

Values in this table: build 0.7.0.4005, checked 8 November 2026.

Vehicle	Type	Top speed	Seats	Trunk	Cargo slots	Black Market price	Fence value
Fukurou Spark	Rental	76 km/h	2	12 cells	1	Free	—
Fukurou Tensa	Owned	84 km/h	4	12 cells (5 lines upgraded)	1, up to 3	$200,000	$80,000
Longhorn Van	Owned	76 km/h	4	48 cells (14 lines upgraded)	6, up to 12	$180,000	$72,000
Longhorn Titan	Owned	88 km/h	4	36 cells (12 lines upgraded)	6, up to 8	$900,000	$360,000
Royal E	Owned	91 km/h	4	18 cells (6 lines upgraded)	2, up to 4	$1,000,000	$400,000
Royal J	Owned	90 km/h	4	36 cells (15 lines upgraded)	4, up to 8	$4,000,000	$1,600,000
Longhorn Wild	Owned	106 km/h	2	18 cells (6 lines upgraded)	1, up to 3	$4,500,000	$1,800,000
Buletti Soltempra	Owned	115 km/h	2	12 cells (5 lines upgraded)	None	$10,000,000	$4,000,000
Romanov R8	Helicopter	—	—	—	—	$10,000,000	$4,000,000

Trunk cells are 1×1 inventory cells. “14 lines” means 14 rows of 6 cells, so an upgraded Longhorn Van holds 84 cells. The helicopter has no published speed, seat or trunk values; it is a flight option, not a cargo upgrade.

What do the police drive?

Cops get a service vehicle on enlistment, and three police cars appear in game data. All three carry 42 trunk cells and 12 cargo slots, and their trunks can be opened with a lockpick.

Values in this table: build 0.7.0.4005, checked 8 November 2026.

Police vehicle	Top speed	Seats	Trunk	How to get it
Longhorn Guard	101 km/h	4	42 cells	Free from the start as a cop
Longhorn Outrider	103 km/h	4	42 cells	799 B-Coin
Longhorn Wild Guard	115 km/h	2	42 cells	1,499 B-Coin

The police cars cannot take upgrade slots. Two of them are bought with B-Coins, the premium currency that normally only covers cosmetics. What the B-Coin buys is speed and, for the Wild Guard, two seats instead of four: trunk and cargo capacity are identical across all three, so the paid cars shorten a chase but do not carry more loot.

How do you unlock a vehicle?

Owned vehicles come from the Shipments tree at Lenny or your base laptop. Each one needs three things:

1. A research payment in cash, paid once per tier.
2. A plot in a district of the right level (tier 2 for the Royal E, Longhorn Titan and Fukurou Tensa; tier 3 for the Royal J, Longhorn Wild, Buletti and Romanov R8).
3. A garage at your base to keep it. The helicopter additionally needs a helipad and a base in the central Highlands district.

The Longhorn Van and Fukurou Tensa only need a tier 1 plot, which makes the van the first real purchase most players make. Rentals are free but cannot be modified, and when you buy your own car the rental is recalled and whatever was in its trunk drops on the ground.

How much does a vehicle sell for?

The Fence pays 40% of base value on vehicles, the same rate as every other item. The Buletti and the helicopter return $4,000,000 each, more than any other single item in the game, but you lose $6,000,000 doing it. Selling cars is a way to liquidate before a wipe, not a way to make money. See loot and sell prices for the full rate.

Do vehicles survive the wipe?

No. The Federal Raid clears plots, bases, weapons and cash every seven days, and vehicles are part of that. Cosmetics, your name, tutorial progress, settings and accumulated jail time stay. A car bought on day one is gone on day eight, so spend on the trunk space you will actually use this cycle and keep the rest liquid.

Upgrade path for a first vehicle

Fukurou Spark rental (free) → Longhorn Van ($180,000, tier 1 plot) → Longhorn Titan ($900,000, tier 2) only if you need seats and speed on top of cargo. Skip the Tensa: it costs more than the van and carries a quarter of the cells.