Spot it
Find a real car and take a clear photo from the front or front corner. Keep the whole car in view.
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CATCH · RECOGNISE · CRAFT
The car you notice on the street could become the next card in your garage. Here is how a sighting becomes something you can collect, race and show.
HOW IT WORKS
Find a real car and take a clear photo from the front or front corner. Keep the whole car in view.
CarHunt GO identifies the make, model and body generation, along with the car’s colour. Review the recognised car before continuing.
Turn the recognised car into a collectible card. Its identity, rarity and performance become part of a consistent card design.
Add it to your garage, fill a collection slot, or find the race or show where it belongs. A useful find does not have to be the rarest car on the street.
READ THE CARD
BMW i8 tells you which car this is. Recognition identifies the real car, so your collection starts with something you actually found.
I12 identifies this generation of the i8. The production years describe the generation’s run, not the date you photographed it.
The gold Legendary label places this example on the rarity ladder. There are six tiers, from everyday Common finds to Mythic discoveries.
The OVR badge gives a quick overview of the car’s strength. This i8 is rated 54. OVR and rarity describe different things: a rarer car is not automatically the best choice for every event.
The silhouette identifies the car’s body category. It helps you organise your garage and match the categories requested by a show.
The car’s ability to build pace. Look for it when choosing a car for faster routes.
How well the car deals with turns and demanding control. Technical routes ask more of this characteristic.
How capable the car is when grip and the surface become challenging. It matters beyond perfectly smooth asphalt.
The car’s resilience under sustained demands. Longer, tougher runs make this especially useful.
Be the first to craft a card and your nickname, catch city and date become part of its artwork. That signature records the first crafter; later collectors do not replace it with their own name. Your precise location is not printed on the card.
Compare all four characteristics instead of chasing a single big number. A nimble roadster, a rugged SUV and a fast coupe can each solve a different challenge.
The car identity tells you what was found. First-crafter attribution tells the story of who made that card and where and when its journey began. If you are the first player ever to craft that card, it also glows orange around its edges in your garage after it is revealed. The glow marks you as its original crafter; simply catching an already-crafted card does not give it this glow.