CarGods.ai is a browser-based automotive trading card game. Every card is a specific car — year, make, model, trim, colour, body class, drivetrain, horsepower, torque, weight, 0–60 and top speed — printed onto a collectible card and assigned a rarity of Street, Tuned, Rare, Apex or Godlike. You pull cards from the lot, keep them in your Garage, and build a collection that is genuinely yours.
It is built for car people aged 18 and over: collectors who want a set to complete, racers who want a spec sheet that actually matters, and traders who enjoy reading a market. You do not need to know anything about card games to start — one account, one pull, and you are in.
Race it at the Track in Circuit, Head-to-Head, Drag or Pinks events, where the winner takes the prize and, in Pinks, the loser hands over the car. Bolt on parts at the Mods shop — intake, exhaust, turbo, tyres, weight reduction — to change how it performs on the grid. Trade it: list it on the Used Lot at your own price, or send it to Auction and let other players bid. Or order a physical print, which permanently binds that copy to you.
Everything runs on Credits. You buy Credits with real money to pull cards, enter races, install parts and buy from other players, and you earn Credits back by winning races, selling cars and scrapping wrecks. Credits never convert back into cash — there is no cash-out — and there are no NFTs, no crypto and no secondary currencies.
Every card the game has printed lives in the public Museum, grouped into series. Launch is the first set, shot entirely in white; Eclectic is the second, where nothing matches on purpose. Each series page lists its cards with rarity, how many copies were minted, and how many are still in the lot waiting to be pulled — no account needed to look.
Submit photos and the specs of a car you actually own. If staff approve it, that car becomes a printed card in a series everyone can pull. Approved submissions are minted once you pay the mint price, and unpaid approvals expire after seven days.
Create a free account to enter the Garage and pull your first card, or browse the Museum first to see every series the lot has printed and every card inside it. The rules of the house are set out in the terms of use, and what the game stores about you is in the privacy policy.