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Weekly Vehicles in Drive Cars Down A Hill

IPC, Spearhead, Tanker, Villager, Slushee, Lance, Cannes Pursuit, Box Truck, Meitaro, and the older speed cars.

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Weekly Vehicles

Mally’s Studios treats weekly vehicles as the heartbeat of Drive Cars Down A Hill. Drops often land on Saturday as a Roblox event tile, then the names linger in the game description for weeks. This page is the field guide for that rotation. It is not a promise that every truck is still in the shop tomorrow; it is a record of the lineup players have been seeing on the live listing into September 2026.

Use the latest update snapshot for what the Roblox page is advertising right now, then come back here for handling and cash context. The rest of the changelog lives on the updates hub. Cross-check prices and chassis notes on the vehicle roster. If you are still on the free Jalopy, read starter vehicles before you spend a Saturday paycheck on a 125 MPH prop truck.

How a weekly drop works

You join a 25-player server, open the event or the shop, and the new car is either a cash unlock, a cheap gag, or a physics toy. The description stack is additive. Grey does not always delete last week’s paragraph, which is why IPC, Spearhead, Tanker, Villager, Slushee, Lance, Cannes Pursuit, Box Truck, and Meitaro can all appear together. Treat that list as “recently featured,” not “released this hour.”

There is no public Trello for the queue. Official links will say the same. Watch the Mally’s Studios group shout and @MallysStudios on Saturday afternoon if you care about being first. Fake code sites that title themselves “weekly vehicle codes” are unrelated; codes stay empty.

Current description lineup

IPC Delivery Truck — 125 MPH. Package physics. Boxes launch, bounce, and can be grabbed or dragged. Fun in Dunes, messy in a Depot farm where you want a clean 100k hop. Good clip bait, bad cash farm tool.

Spearhead SUV — 125 MPH, 400,000 cash. The boat on the roof can be released and towed. That is the whole pitch. Four Depot loops at ~100k each, per the cash planner. Buy it if you want a photo of a boat in North Nevada. Do not buy it as a chapter clearer; 125 MPH with a trailer is not a best cars pick.

Tanker — 125 MPH, high explosive. After 2025 explosion physics this is a grief magnet. You will kill yourself, the lobby, and any crash survival plan that assumed wrecks were cosmetic. Spawn it on purpose or not at all.

Albany Villager — 125 MPH, seven seats. Starts slow, then it rolls. The seven-seat count is the feature: 25-player servers love a clown car. It is a social toy, not a speed ranking threat.

Slushee Truck — 125 MPH. Sell slushees for 500 cash each. That is a drip, not a farm. One Depot teleport is ~100,000. You would need two hundred slushees to match one Hydrochapter hop. Drive it for the joke, then go back to Hydrochapter.

Lance — 140 MPH, 50 pizzas. Slightly quicker than the 125 pack, still a delivery gag. Complete the pizza bit if you like objectives. Do not confuse a 50-pizza task with progression.

Cannes Pursuit — 170 MPH. Classic American police car, and the fastest truck in the current weekly stack. Recent events have billed Cannes and Cannes Pursuit together. 170 is respectable for messing around; it is not Cougar or Contact. Lights and a chase fantasy, not an endgame chassis.

Box Truck — 140 MPH. Big physics props, same family as IPC. If you like debris, this is the louder cousin. If you like surviving Dunes, pick something that does not shed sofas at 140.

Meitaro — 125 MPH. Light, springy pickup. The listing calls it stable on hills at speed for a 125. Translate that as “bouncy.” Fine for a Saturday cruise. Not a reason to skip the tier list.

Older description cars you will still hear about

Cougar — 250 MPH. This is where weekly toys stop and speed cars start. If your goal is raw pace, read speed ranking instead of the Saturday 125 club.

Contact — 300 MPH. Same story, even faster. Contact and the elite shop cars are why people grind Depot for hours. A weekly truck at 125 will not replace them.

Rabbit — 1 dollar. A meme starter. Buy it for the screenshot, then go back to Jalopy or the first stable V2 daily. Getting started still assumes you learn controls in something that is not a novelty lagomorph.

The Roosevelt turbine car sits outside the Saturday cadence: roads, townships, and a federal research experiment, not a pizza truck. Raccoon at 100 million and 300 MPH is the opposite extreme; the planner calls that about a thousand Depot loops.

Should you buy this week’s truck?

Ask three questions.

  1. Does it finish a chapter, or does it throw props? If props, budget it as entertainment. The maps and chapters page cares about cars that reach the dam, not cars that spray boxes.
  2. How many Depot loops is the sticker? Spearhead is ~4. Sand Bruiser is ~10. Kuban is ~13. Stock Car is ~25. If the weekly is 400k and you do not have a daily driver yet, wait.
  3. Will Gravity Coil or a script “make it worth it”? Gravity Coil disables cash. Auto farm scripts and vehicle tools are account risk. The scripts hub explains that. Earn the truck with the farm guide, or skip it.

Saturday is for chaos. Progression is for Hydrochapter. Buy a weekly truck for the gimmick you actually want to film, then park it. The next Saturday drop will not refund a 125 MPH novelty you never drive.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for downhill runs, cash, and cars.

When do weekly vehicles usually release?

Often on Saturday, as a Roblox event. The names then sit in the game description for weeks. Check the latest update after you join.

Which current weekly car is fastest?

In the live stack, Cannes Pursuit is listed at 170 MPH. Older description cars such as Cougar (250) and Contact (300) are in a different league. See speed ranking.

Is the Slushee Truck a good cash method?

No. Each slushee is 500 cash. One Hydrochapter Depot teleport is about 100,000. Use the cash farm if you need shop money.

How much is the Spearhead SUV?

400,000 cash, with a towable boat, 125 MPH. That is roughly four Depot loops on the cash planner.

Do weekly vehicles come with promo codes?

No. A new truck is not a code. The codes list stays separate. Like plus Join still goes through group rewards.