Cars

Backseat Rally Car List and Stats

Use a current Backseat Rally car index with classes, unlock levels, drivetrains and supported garage specifications, plus version cautions.

The currently documented Backseat Rally garage contains the starter Orso 4, eight player-level unlocks, and the Orkan 9S pass car. The official experience description still says seven cars, so treat this as a dated working index rather than proof of a final roster. Check My Garage for your current server before spending Robux or planning many levels ahead.

Car unlock index

Orso 4

Class: D

Access: Starter

Drive: RWD

Panel: 149 km/h, 75 hp, 110 Nm, 830 kg, 5 gears

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Freccia HF

Class: D

Unlock: Level 3

Drive: FWD

Panel: 177 km/h, 130 hp, 160 Nm, 880 kg, 5 gears

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Rascal S

Class: C

Unlock: Level 5

Drive: FWD

Known comparison: 690 kg and 157 km/h

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Saetta HF

Class: C

Unlock: Level 6

Drive: AWD 45/55 shown

Panel: 175 km/h, 215 hp, 300 Nm, 1,200 kg, 6 gears

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Falke E3

Class: B

Unlock: Level 8

Drive: RWD in current comparisons

Use: Earlier B-class access

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Kaze RS

Class: B

Unlock: Level 10

Drive: AWD 38/62 shown

Panel: 191 km/h, 300 hp, 400 Nm, 1,350 kg, 6 gears

Status: Community reported, Oct. 18

Raijin G6

Class: A

Unlock: Level 16

Known view: Black sedan garage card

Status: Community reported; full panel not frozen here

Kumo R1

Class: A

Unlock: Level 20

Known view: Rally car with red, white and black bodywork

Status: Community reported; full panel not frozen here

Ocelot R1

Class: A

Unlock: Level 24

Known view: Rally car with a rear wing

Status: Community reported; full panel not frozen here

Orkan 9S

Class: S

Access: Dedicated game pass

Drive: 4WD

Description: Twin-turbo Group B supercar

Status: Community reported; check live pass listing

How to use the list

Start with the access column. A locked level car becomes available through account XP; a pass car follows its Roblox purchase. Then check class if you plan to enter a restricted race. Only after those gates should you compare drivetrain, weight, power, and displayed top speed.

Specifications describe the panel, not your finish time. Weather and surface change available grip, while a higher-power car can punish a rough throttle input. Mastery parts may also change the configuration. Test cars on the same stage and settings before claiming one is quicker for you.

Understand missing and conflicting fields

Unknown values are intentionally omitted for later A-class entries rather than copied from an unconfirmed snippet. If My Garage exposes the current full panel, record the vehicle name, selected parts, mastery level, and server date with the value. A number without that context can look exact while comparing different configurations.

Saetta HF has been seen with two different rating numbers in garage examples. That does not prove one page is wrong; the selected configuration may differ. Use rating as a configuration summary, not a permanent identity. Likewise, the official seven-car description and the community ten-car directory likely reflect different update states.

Change cars safely

Open My Garage with C or its menu entry, choose Change Car, select an unlocked card, and continue to co-driver setup. Confirm the selected name before spawning. If the card offers Unlock Now, inspect whether it is a Robux early unlock or a dedicated pass before accepting any Roblox prompt.

Recheck the start panel after a change. Race class, medal targets, and displayed configuration matter more at the start line than a value remembered from a different vehicle. For a no-purchase route through early classes, use Best Free Cars.

What still needs current in-game confirmation

The full roster after the announced Group B addition, every A-class specification, all unlock prices, current early-unlock offers, and any parts-adjusted rating need a live garage check. Do not assume an October 18 price or panel survives a later update. The names and level ladder above are useful orientation, not authority to complete a purchase.

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