The open world of Once Human is massive, and while players start their journey with a motorcycle, this won't be enough for those long, cross-region roadtrips. If the default cruiser isn't cutting it out for you, you can always opt for a car instead.
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How To Craft A Car In Once Human
The blueprints for the Retro Coupe can be obtained by unlocking the Four-Wheeler node in the Building section of the Memetics screen. After that, build and interact with a Garage in your base. At the bottom portion of the screen, you should be able to see a button for showing your Vehicle List. From here, select the Retro Coupe, and you'll officially be able to start building it.
Crafting a car is much like building a motorcycle in Once Human. You need to build four Basic Parts using an assortment of materials. For the Retro Coupe, the materials you need are:
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Refined Frame |
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Standard Engine |
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Standard Tire |
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Rusty Oil Tank |
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All junk items can be found by exploring and looting. For example, you can find Fireproof Plastic in Once Human in the Iron River region by hunting enemies that drop Gel. Raiding garages and industrial areas tend to give a lot of mechanical parts, so try hitting areas like Refinery Pollution Point and the Greywater Industrial Zone if you need any Refined Parts, Rubber, and Electronic Parts.
Always dismantle scrap items at a Disassembly Bench after coming home from a raid.
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Retro Coupe Stats And Performance
- Durability: 4200
- Speed: 3.5
- Handling: 2.6
- Fuel Capacity: 6000
The Retro Coupe is noticeably faster than the starting motorcycle, though not by much. Fully upgrading your car engine will net you a speed rating of 4.1, which is more than enough for a player's needs. The Retro Coupe's handling is much worse than the motorcycle's, but it's not as bad as the All-Terrain Vehicle.
If you're looking for a speedy vehicle for 1-2 people, then the Retro Coupe is the perfect choice. The extra trunk space is great for storing extra weapons and supplies, and the car itself can take a beating before breaking down, making it a decent choice if you're playing on a PvP-enabled server.
