There are cars to be driven, jobs to be completed, and plenty to see in the world of Motor Town: Behind the Wheel. With so much to do, new players might have a tough time deciding what to tackle first. Luckily, our Motor Town: Behind the Wheel beginner's guide has all the info you need to start your enterprising vehicular journey!

Motor Town: Behind the Wheel Beginner's Guide - What You Need to Know

The primary objective in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel is to get money. With your money, you can then buy and customize cars. You can buy cars that help you with more jobs, or you can simply buy your favorites. But, before you go on a shopping spree, you'll need to get your hands on some cash! With almost every job in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel, you'll need a specific car. Towing, for example, can only be done with a tow truck, a car must be a registered taxi in order to complete taxi work, and so on. Eventually, you can purchase a tow truck, taxi, garbage truck, or any other job-specific car that you'd like. To get started, however, can always rent vehicles that are compatible with specific jobs. Renting might cut into your profit margins a bit, but it's the easiest way to start making money before you can purchase a full vehicle. Before you embark on any job in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel, you'll want to drive your current car around for a while. Motor Town: Behind the Wheel prioritizes immersive and realistic driving physics. As a result, you need to understand how your car reacts to turns, how it accelerates, and more to make sure you can get a job done right.

Motor Town: Behind the Wheel - Best Beginner Jobs

There are plenty of jobs in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel, but our guide will be focusing on a small handful. These jobs are easier for beginners. Here's each job we recommend for beginners, along with some tips for each one:

Taxi

This is arguably the most straightforward job in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel. First, authorize a vehicle of your own as a taxi by visiting a garage or renting a taxi. When you're starting out, we recommend adjusting your taxi settings to prioritize Comfort Passengers. By doing so, you can focus on delivering passengers that aren't in as much of a hurry. Urgent Passengers can have slightly larger payouts, but the larger emphasis on speed can be tricky when you're still learning how to drive in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel. Keep in mind that you get money for completing a taxi drive, but you can also get a bonus. Your bonus is based on your passenger's comfort level. This can be affected by the quality of your car and the quality of your trip. Comfort Passengers don't want a bumpy ride, so make sure you drive carefully and avoid bumpy, off-road routes. As you make money, you can acquire new vehicles that have better comfort levels. The car Cervos, for example, only costs 30,000 gold and is located at the Hachon Orange Farm. This car has a five-star comfort level and is a great choice for taxi work.

Towing

If dealing with picky passengers isn't your style, you might enjoy towing. This job can have some larger payouts, but, again, you'll want to rent a vehicle if you're starting out. The towing jobs you'll want to focus on as a beginner are found as brown icons on your map with the image of a car being lifted by a hook. These icons signify that a car is waiting at the side of the road and simply needs a tow. Keep in mind that cars can have different weights, and your starting rental tow truck might not be able to handle a car that weighs too much. To begin your tow, you need to slowly back up to the vehicle. You then hop out of your truck, head to its rear, and interact with the tow control panel. Using the controls, lower the lift arm, hook on, and slowly lift the arm. If you lift it too much, however, you can damage the car you're towing. Like taxi work, you can earn extra money when completing a tow if you drive carefully. If you damage the car you're towing, you'll still receive the full payout for completing the job. However, you can earn much quicker if you're taking the time to be careful.

Garbage

While it isn't easy, garbage collection is one of the best ways to make money in Motor Town: Behind the Wheel. Again, renting a garbage truck is a better idea when you're starting out. Once you're behind the wheel of a garbage truck, you can head to any garbage icon on your map. When you've arrived at a pile of garbage, hop out of your truck, pick up the trash, and load it into the back. Collect roughly three to four garbage bags and then interact with the back of the garbage truck to compact all of your collected refuse. Continue collecting and compacting garbage in this manner until your truck indicates that it's full. When that happens, you then need to take a trip to the garbage disposal facility. At the facility, you need to back up into the designated zone, dump your garbage, and get paid. As stated above, this job can have some enormous payouts, so get busy collecting!

Motor Town: Behind the Wheel Playing With Friends

If you're hoping to play Motor Town: Behind the Wheel with friends, you're in luck! You and your gaming pals can compete in races, free roam, or even complete jobs together. Even better, joining your friends is easy. On the main menu, all you need to do is navigate to the Multiplayer option. From there you simply select the game mode you and your pals want to play, invite said pals, and voila! You're ready to drive, work, and have fun with your pals however you'd like! If you and your friends want to hop into a Motor Town: Behind the Wheel dedicated server, you can start one today with BisectHosting! Contact our 24/7/365 support team, and we'll help you find the plan that best meets your needs.