How to make a car in Build a Car to Kill Zombies

The core objective of Build a Car to Kill Zombies is to construct reliable cars that allow you to navigate correctly through the treacherous terrain of this zombie-infested world while carrying your precious cargo load. So, if you are a newbie who has just logged into the game and is struggling to build an efficient car, let me help you out by sharing some valuable tips and tricks to make a good car in the game.

How to build a simple Car in Build a Car to Kill Zombies

Below, you can find a simple car in Build a Car to Kill Zombies that will help you reach the first Checkpoint 1 in the game. It includes the following parts.

• x2 Motors
• x1 Fuel Tank
• x4 Tires
• x4 Suspension
• x8 Building Blocks
• x1 Seat

Build the exact car, and you will easily be able to carry three delivery boxes with ease while driving at a speed of 30 to reach the first checkpoint.

Tips and Tricks to Design a Good Car in Build a Car to Kill Zombies

After playing the experience for days, I have come up with the following tips and tricks that will help you design the best cars in the game.

• Understanding Parts: If you press the up arrow at the bottom, you will find the various parts of the game. Understand what each part stands for and how it impacts your car in terms of weight and the role it plays. For example, you will only require the Bumper while aiming for Checkpoint 3 or 4, but if you want just to reach Checkpoint 2, it is entirely unnecessary. So, adjust the parts according to your current goal and vision.
• Overweight Cars: The biggest problem everyone faces in Build a Car to Kill Zombies is the problem of being overweight. To do this, you have to discard the unnecessary parts of the game. Mainly, it includes carrying a lot of Cargo Boxes or Delivery Boxes. So, take only a few cargoes that are within your car weight limit. Another way is to delete the additional/waste Block Boxes in your car. Use these boxes only if you want to add a combination of objects on all sides of a block instead of one or two.
• Car Stats: If you look below the big orange Deploy button, you can find your car's stats. This will provide information on health, weight, speed, acceleration, and car damage in numbers. Study these numbers and adjust the part on your car. But every single factor always boils down to the weight of the vehicle. So, focus on that, and the rest of your stats will be adjusted automatically. For instance, you may add an extra motor or fuel tank to increase your overall range or speed, but this will increase the weight of your current car chassis, dragging down your efficiency.
• Attaching Parts: In the experience, there is a particular way/science of attaching certain parts, and it is necessary to follow/understand the routine while using those parts. For instance, you will always require a suspension to attach a tire and cannot merge without using one. On the other hand, your vehicle will utilize parts like the fuel tank, regardless of whether it is placed near a motor or not. So, leverage such things to design for efficiency rather than comfort.

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