Read the invitation
Check the show’s level, location and required body categories. You need an eligible card for every category before you can enter.
SHOWS · BUILD YOUR LINEUP
A GARAGE WORTH NOTICING.
A show tests the breadth of your collection and how well you read the judges. Bring the right car for every category, then see which lineup makes the strongest impression.
HOW IT WORKS
Meet the judges
The Head Judge is revealed free. Read their preferences, then decide whether to spend tokens revealing more of the panel before choosing your cars.
Build your lineup
Choose a car from your garage for each category. Match its body style and the show’s entry requirement, then consider what the revealed judges value.
Let the judging begin
Lock your lineup and watch the categories resolve. Winning the show starts with winning more categories than your rival.
READ THE CARD
Level stars
Stars show the exhibition’s level. Tuscany Village Raduno is a one-star show: a local starting point for your collection.
Show name
Tuscany Village Raduno identifies the exhibition you are entering.
Location
Italy places this village gathering in its setting. Different shows take your collection to different parts of the world.
Category count
Three categories mean three lineup choices. You must fill every category to enter.
Body icons
The Sedan, Wagon and SUV icons tell you exactly which kinds of cars this show requires. They are lineup requirements, not decoration.
What gets you through the door?
Own a card for each requested primary body category and meet the show’s OVR entry requirement. Higher-level shows can ask for stronger cards. The garage picker shows which of your cards are eligible.
One free introduction
Every show has five judges. The Head Judge is always open free, so you have a preference to work with immediately. Reveal the other judges with tokens: 5 per judge at level 1, then 8, 12, 16 and 20 at levels 2–5. Revealing a judge gives you information; it does not change their tastes.
READ THE JUDGE
Name & portrait
Kenji Tanaka is a mechanic with an eye for a car that still feels right after years on the road.
A clue to their character
“A good car should feel tight after ten hard years.” The quote gives the judge a voice; the preference line tells you what to consider.
Preferences
Handling · Durability · OVR. These are the qualities Kenji values. Compare them across your eligible cars before choosing your entry.
Choose for the category. Consider the panel.
Pick one car per category and choose its colour variant. A high OVR is useful, but the panel’s preferences help you decide between eligible cars. The same car can fill at most two categories when it is eligible for both.
How the winner is decided
Each category is judged against your rival’s entry. The player with more category wins takes the show. If category wins are equal, the higher combined score across all categories wins. Equal totals mean a draw.
Illustrative judging result
THREE CATEGORIES. ONE WINNER.
| Category | Your lineup | Rival lineup |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 21.4 | 20.8 |
| Wagon | 20.6 | 21.9 |
| SUV | 22.1 | 21.7 |
You win 2–1 on categories.
Your rival has the higher combined score, 64.4 to 64.1. You still win because category wins come first.
WHAT IF CATEGORY WINS ARE TIED?
| Category | Your lineup | Rival lineup |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 21.4 | 20.8 |
| Wagon | 20.6 | 20.9 |
| SUV | 21.0 | 21.0 |
One category each, one drawn. Your 63.0 total beats 62.7.
Only when category wins are equal does the combined score decide the show. If those totals also match, the show is a draw.
GIVE EVERY FIND ITS MOMENT.
Your next show-winning choice may already be waiting in your garage.
Start your garage