Drag Drive Simulator All Items
This page lists everything currently confirmed in Drag Drive Simulator: the three dealerships, the passes that gate them, the modification categories, the jobs, and the badge rarity table that shows how far players actually get.
All Items25 items
A shop where players can purchase specialized drag bikes.
currency: Rp 100,000,000
Allows players to communicate with others in the game.
Allows players to send text messages to others in the game.
Allows players to report other users.
Displays the top players in the current lobby.
Allows players to perform various animations.
Allows players to view their owned items.
Allows players to reset their character.
Allows players to spawn their owned vehicles.
Provides players with tasks to complete for rewards.
The player works as a barista, preparing hot chocolate by repeatedly clicking on the coffee machine.
A race track where the player can ride a motorcycle to earn in-game currency.
The in-game currency used to track the player's earnings.
A vehicle the player uses to travel around the map and participate in races.
An item that plays music, which the player can purchase from the store.
The shop is a menu where players can purchase game passes, cash, and other items.
Game passes provide special features or access to exclusive content within the game.
Cash is the in-game currency used to purchase items and vehicles.
The DragSpec Pass grants access to the drag bike dealership.
The drag bike dealership is where players can purchase specialized drag bikes.
The Police Pass allows players to change their class to a police officer.
The Luxury Pass grants access to the luxury dealership.
The luxury dealership is where players can purchase high-end motorcycles.
Helmets can be purchased or rented at the shop.
price: Rp80,000
Outfits can be purchased at the shop.
Where vehicles come from
Three dealerships sell vehicles in Drag Drive Simulator. The Drag Bike Dealership and the DragSpec Dealership both stock specialised drag bikes. The Luxury Dealership stocks high-end motorcycles.
Access is sold, not earned. The DragSpec Pass opens the drag bike dealership and the Luxury Pass opens the luxury dealership. Without them the buildings are visible but closed, which catches out new players who assume they simply cannot afford the stock.
The BETA V1.1.7 update added 7 new Limited Special Vehicles and 2 new Standard Motorcycles, which is the largest single vehicle drop the developer has listed.
The modification system
Seven modification categories are confirmed in Drag Drive Simulator: Engine, Bodywork, Wheel, Custom plate, Lights, Suspension and Wheelbase. They apply to a vehicle you already own rather than being bought as separate items.
The latest update reworked rims entirely — the developer calls it a Total RimsType rework — and added manual input via textbox, so values can be typed rather than dragged. For anyone tuning a bike for Mandalika Circuit in Drag Drive Simulator, that is the difference between approximate and exact.
Jobs and money
Three jobs are confirmed in Drag Drive Simulator. RideGo Driver is an online taxi service added in BETA V1.1.7, with rank-ups, higher earnings and a Lucky Anomaly mechanic. The Barista job has you working the coffee machine at the cafe. The Police job is unlocked with the Police Pass and changes your class rather than giving you a shift.
Currency comes in two forms. Rp (Rupiah) tracks your earnings; Cash is used to buy items and vehicles.
Shop items
The Shop is a menu in Drag Drive Simulator, separate from the dealerships. It sells game passes, cash, boomboxes, helmets and outfits.
Helmets can be rented as well as bought — worth knowing before you commit Rupiah to one. Boomboxes play music and are a cosmetic rather than a performance purchase.
Quality-of-life features round out the interface: a vehicle spawner for owned vehicles, an inventory, emotes, a leaderboard showing the top players in the lobby, respawn, reporting, and both voice and text chat.
Badge rarity: how far players actually get
Roblox publishes award counts per badge, and in Drag Drive Simulator they read as a difficulty ladder. Barista Job: First Shift! leads at 1,961,656. Anomaly Collector: Brainrot! has 1,030,562 and RideGO Job: First Order! has 780,213. Millionaire: Earning the First 500M! sits at 248,754.
The tail is where it gets interesting. Silver Driver: First Promotion! drops to 2,580. Senior Barista: Expert Brewer! is 1,404, Brigpol: Advanced Rank in Police Job! is 780, Barista Hunter: 13 Anomalies! is 181 and Coffee Master: Legend of the Cafe! is 110.
Two badges sit at effectively zero: Gold Driver: Advanced Rank! at 10 awards, and Elite Driver: Legend of the Street! and RideGO Hunter: 13 Anomalies! at 0. Against a game with 491 million visits, those are the things nobody in Drag Drive Simulator has done.
The anomaly track
Four anomaly badges are confirmed in Drag Drive Simulator, and they run through the jobs rather than existing separately. Anomaly Collector: Brainrot! is the most-awarded at 1,030,562. Anomaly Barista Visitor: Unknown Entity! has 186,991 and Anomaly Barista Menu: Cursed Recipe! has 132,945, both on the cafe track. Anomaly Passenger: Unknown Rider! has 59,815 on the taxi track.
There are thirteen per job. Barista Hunter: 13 Anomalies! has 181 awards; RideGO Hunter: 13 Anomalies! has none at all. Completing a full anomaly set is the rarest ordinary objective in Drag Drive Simulator — rarer than any rank.
Event badges, by how many finished them
The Drag Drive Simulator developer runs timed events with branching endings. Ranked by completions: Final Ending: Eid Adha Qurban Event 2026 (73,393), Good Ending: Ramadan x LNY Event 2026 (56,864), New Year 2026: First Drag Racer! (56,587), Ending 1: Eid Adha Qurban 2026 (50,123), Kahf Decode Event collaboration (40,772), Ending 1: Winter Holiday 2025 (35,956).
Then the tail: Secret Ending Ramadan x LNY 2026 (32,945), Bad Ending Ramadan x LNY 2026 (32,783), Ending 2: Winter Holiday 2025 (16,119), Ending 2: Eid Adha Qurban 2026 (12,024), Ending 2: Halloween 2025 (11,673), Takjil Hunter: Ramadan Event 2025 (6,726), Ending 1: Halloween 2025 (5,024), Lost Cow Savior: Eid Al-Adha 2025 (4,478), Freedom Fighter: Independence Day 2025 (2,911).
Note the pattern: for most events, Ending 2 is rarer than Ending 1, and secret endings sit below the good ones. The events are built to be replayed rather than cleared once.
Rank ladders, and where they break
Three career tracks exist in Drag Drive Simulator and each thins out sharply. Barista: Junior Barista: First Promotion! 58,905 → Senior Barista: Expert Brewer! 1,404 → Coffee Master: Legend of the Cafe! 110.
Police: Briptu: First Promotion in Police Job! 2,818 → Brigpol: Advanced Rank in Police Job! 780. Driving: Silver Driver: First Promotion! 2,580 → Gold Driver: Advanced Rank! 10 → Elite Driver: Legend of the Street! 0.
The driving ladder is the harshest in Drag Drive Simulator: from 2,580 silver promotions down to ten gold, and nobody at all has reached Elite. Against 491 million visits, that is as close to untouched as a badge gets.
The map and where things happen
Mandalika Circuit is the Drag Drive Simulator racetrack — a real circuit on Lombok, used here for drag racing. The BETA V1.1.7 update expanded the map into Surakarta, adding Slamet Riyadi Street.
That same update added a Private Server Command phone app and four new private commands: !deletevehicle, !disablevehicle, !enablevehicle and !sky. They only work on private servers, and they are the closest thing Drag Drive Simulator has to a sandbox mode.
What Drag Drive Simulator does not have
There are no game passes listed through the Roblox API for Drag Drive Simulator, which is unusual for a game of its size. Purchases run through the in-game Shop instead — passes, cash, boomboxes, helmets and outfits are all bought there rather than through the platform storefront.
There is also no tier system for vehicles in the conventional sense. Bikes are not ranked S through D; they are bought from one of three dealerships and then modified. That is why this page is a catalogue rather than a tier list — inventing rankings the game does not use would be a guess.
Reading the badge table
The rarity table further down is generated from Roblox's own award counts, divided by the 491,421,559 total visits Drag Drive Simulator has recorded. The formula is stated on the table so the numbers can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Two caveats worth stating. Award counts are cumulative since the badge was created, so a badge added in a recent Drag Drive Simulator update will look rarer than one that has existed since launch. And event badges stop accumulating when the event closes, which is why Halloween Event 2025 entries sit far below the current ones.
Neither caveat breaks the comparison within a group. Ranking the three barista ranks against each other, or the three endings of a single event against each other, is sound — those badges all existed for the same window.