Carolina Leaners Truck List: Every Truck in the Game (September 2026)

The dealership is the heart of Carolina Leaners, and it has grown fast in 2026: a revamp in late August added seven bodies in one drop, and the September “Single Cabs” update added eight more — enough that the game rebranded its own title around them. Since then the title has rebranded twice more — to “BAGS | Carolina Leaners” (update stamp September 18, verified September 19) and to “DUALLY | Carolina Leaners” (update stamp September 26, verified September 26) — with no published patch notes for either, their roster changes aren’t confirmed yet, so this list adds them once names are verifiable. This list tracks every truck confirmed so far, wave by wave, with names verified against the in-game changelogs read in update coverage. Per-model price and speed tables are being verified in-game and will land on this page as each is checked.

What did the Single Cabs update add?

The September 11 “Freight Friday” update — the one that rebranded the game to “Single Cabs | Carolina Leaners” — added eight trucks, seven of them single cabs, plus a new interactive job system (covered in the money guide):

Update coverage shows the new single cabs listed in the roughly 11,500–13,500 Cash band — cheap enough to be a genuine first truck, which is exactly the role a single cab plays in truck culture: a work-first, no-extra-doors base to build on.

What did the August revamp add?

The late-August revamp’s changelog listed seven new vehicles alongside the county fair, tractor pulling and exhaust customization (the flame limiter came into its own here):

Which trucks shipped before the revamp?

The launch-era dealership line spans the three classic American diesel families, confirmed across build and update coverage:

• Power Stroke Fords — including the 2006 F-250 6.0 Power Stroke that the flame-limiter crowd builds on, and the Super Duty platform under our starter truck shot.
• Cummins Rams — including a ’67 Cummins seen in update coverage and the Ram 2500s that anchor the squat and lifted galleries.
• Duramax Chevys — including the 2023 Chevy 2500 Duramax that build channels pick as a speed base (see the best trucks page).

The full per-model launch roster is being catalogued as each truck is re-confirmed in the current build — the lineup changes with the weekly Friday drops, so treat this page as the living list.

How do you compare trucks before buying?

The dealership shows a top-speed figure beside every truck — that stat, not the price, is the fastest comparison tool. The practical read, from how coverage actually uses it:

1. Cheap starter trucks sit in the mid-40s mph range; the number climbs with the truck’s tier.
2. Top speed is one axis — traction and hauling behavior matter just as much for money routes (a truck that holds speed with weight earns faster).
3. Trailers are separate purchases from trucks — coverage shows players pairing a work trailer with whatever cab they already own.

Single cab or crew cab — does the body style matter?

Mechanically the stance and drivetrain parts do the work (see the builds hub), but body style sets the flavor: single cabs are the classic minis-and-work-trucks look that the September update is named after, crew cabs carry friends to meets. Purely a style call — pick the body you want to look at, then build the stance around it.