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Decorative illustration of a fictional car on a Japanese mountain road; not a game screenshot

Progression and Activities

Car Meets: Browse Builds and Plan a Convoy

Quick answer

Car Meets are Shared World gathering places, including the Festival Site, Okuibuki Parking Lot and Daikoku. Use them to inspect builds and meet other drivers, then choose a specific activity for your group.

Inspect what you are actually acquiring

The official article describes shared tunes and liveries and the option to buy a stock version of a displayed model. A displayed customized build and the stock vehicle are not automatically the same purchase.

Suggested visit plan

Turn a casual stop into a useful comparison without buying on appearance alone.

  1. Choose a car or design you want to inspect.
  2. Write down the exact model year and edition.
  3. Compare the displayed bodywork with the stock car offered for purchase.
  4. Check the class and purpose of a tune before using it for an event.
  5. Agree on a destination with your group before leaving the meet.

Temporary meets can change

A seasonal meet mentioned in an earlier article may not be the current gathering spot. Use the permanent locations as your baseline and check the live map or Playlist for temporary additions.

Sources & further reading

Sources checked October 3, 2026. Location reports are credited to their authors; this guide does not claim firsthand playtesting. Header artwork is a decorative illustration.

Playground Games — car culture and Shared World activities

Frequently asked questions

Does buying the displayed model copy every modification?

Do not assume so. The official feature description refers to buying a stock version from the Autoshow. Inspect what the purchase prompt offers.