Retro Garage - Car Mechanic

Retro Garage - Car Mechanic makes you the master of a workshop full of old cars. Customers bring in broken vehicles, and finding and fixing the problem is up to you. It opens in your browser.

About Retro Garage - Car Mechanic

Every car has more than 50 parts in three groups: body, chassis and engine. When you take a customer's car, you check the damaged parts one by one. Some you can repair, and others you order new. When the job is done, the car is handed back and your earnings go into the till.

As the workshop grows, you can buy your own cars too, from a brand new model to a rusty classic. You can turn a sedan into a convertible, or a station wagon into a sports car. With tuning like paint, window tint and lowering, you can make the car your own and sell it for profit or keep it in your collection. With the car you fixed up, you enter quarter-mile drag races and tracks, swapping engines to chase records. The cars are inspired by European and Soviet models from the 1940s to the 1990s.

Why do kids love this game?

Opening up a car piece by piece and seeing what sits where sparks curiosity. Getting a junk car ready to race with your own hands brings a real feeling of achievement.

Is this game safe for kids?

Yes. The game is about repair, tuning and racing, with nothing violent or scary. With so many parts and menus, younger kids may need a grown-up's help at the start.

1. Take the customer's car into your workshop.
2. Check the body, chassis and engine parts.
3. Repair damaged parts or order a new one.
4. Hand the car back to the customer and collect your earnings.
5. Buy yourself a car and tune it with paint, tint or lowering.
6. In a race, use W A S D for gas, brake and steering.
7. Shift up with R and down with F.

• Try repairing first: fixing a lightly damaged part is far cheaper than buying a new one.
• Check by group: inspect body, chassis and engine in turn and you will not miss a damaged part.
• Buy cheap, fix up: buying and repairing a rusty classic usually brings the best profit.
• Time your shifts: in a drag race, shifting up with R when the revs peak saves seconds.
• Grow the workshop: warehouse and garage upgrades let you handle more jobs at once.

• 50+ parts: body, chassis and engine groups.
• Customer jobs: cars arrive with different faults.
• Car conversions: options like turning a sedan into a convertible.
• Tuning: paint, window tint and lowering.
• Drag and track races: swap engines and chase records.
• Retro cars: models inspired by the 1940s to 1990s.