CarFacTycoon – Car Factory

America, 1900. A small workshop, a handful of engineers and a little money. Your goal: one of the country's great car makers by 1960.

• Pick your town: Detroit's cheap parts, New York's huge market, Los Angeles' open country, or four more.
• Design your car part by part: body, chassis, suspension, gearbox and an engine you tune cylinder by cylinder. Raise the compression, listen for knock, watch the torque curve change.
• Hear your engine: every engine you design has its own voice. Rev it to the redline.
• Test your prototypes and find hidden flaws before launch. On launch day the magazines rate your car and owners write letters.
• Grow state by state: look for dealers on a period map, open service shops, see how many of your cars are on the road and how many go to the scrapyard. The bigger the network, the dearer it gets.
• Build your factory: presses, body, paint and assembly, bottlenecks, night shifts, the moving line.
• Get ahead and the big makers fight back: price wars, cars built to beat yours, mergers, raids on your shares.
• Go public: the capital comes in, but the board wants growth and dividends every year. Miss the targets and you are voted out.
• Research the real technologies of the era and live through the war years and the 1929 crash. Period newspapers announce every breakthrough; "why does it work like this?" cards teach real automotive engineering as you play.

Play in English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Español, हिन्दी or العربية. Plays offline, no account needed. Contains ads, which a one-time purchase removes; watch a short ad when you like and a sponsor pays your company.

Recent changes:
• Engine works and chassis works: design your own engines and chassis, build them in cheap batches, keep stock. Without works, cars use ready-made parts.
• Projects and models on one page: Models. HQ, Factory and projects get tabs that stay on top.
• A new start: your company's name and emblem, its town on the map of the USA.
• A calmer pace, the date ticks day by day; paint starts black only.
• The phone shakes to the engine's rhythm while it runs.