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Grand Theft Apocalypse: How To Get a Car in Once Human

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Sid NatividadBy Sid NatividadJuly 16, 20243 Mins Read
Once Human car unlock guide
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  • Unlock Memetics for the Car in Once Human
  • How to Craft the Retro Coupe

Motorcycles are cool, but those crotch rockets are too slow in Once Human and can leave you open to bitter pedestrian attacks. For a more eye-catching ride, you can thankfully opt for four-wheel fun with an actual car. As usual, getting a car, even in Once Human, is a bit of a process and can be expensive. So, I’ve prepared a guide to help you get your first car in Once Human. Don’t expect anything fancy, it’s second-hand pre-loved.

Unlock Memetics for the Car in Once Human

Once Human car unlock guide
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First things first, you need to unlock the required Memetics to help build cars and other vehicles. The first step to this is already part of the main questline and tasks. However, here’s a more laid-out process:

  1. Have at least 10 Memetic points/Ciphers and 1,000 Energy-Link.
  2. Open Memetics, Building tab, and unlock Garage if you already haven’t.
  3. Grab the Modifications Memetics.
  4. Grab the Four-Wheeler Memetics.

That’s it. The hard part is getting the Ciphers or Memetic points you need to unlock them. If you already have those Cihers, then you can start crafting your car. Build your Garage if you already haven’t. After this, you can build the car through the Garage.

You have two options here for four wheels:

  • All-Terrain Vehicle
  • Retro Coupe

Building a car is different in Once Human. You first need to have four basic parts, which you need to scavenge all over the other cars in the game world from scrap materials. For that matter, the All-Terrain Vehicle, while sturdier, is harder to build and harder to drive.

For the sake of brevity, we’re going to build the easier-to-drive Retro Coupe. Here’s how to craft your first car once you’ve met the requirements.

How to Craft the Retro Coupe

Once Human car unlock guide
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The Retro Coupe has four parts,and each part can then be crafted from materials you find all over the game world. Make sure to scrap or disassemble all the junk you get. For reference, here’s what you need for each Retro Coupe part:

Retro Coupe PartMaterials Needed
Refined Frame20x Metal Scraps
30x Steel Ingots
60x Rubber
Standard Engine20x Refined Parts
50x Metal Scraps
10x Steel Ingots
12 Electronic Parts
Standard Tire40x Fireproof Plastic
50x Adhesive
5x Steel Ingots
Rusty Oil Tank20x Rubber
8x Fireproof Plastic

It’s a lot of steel, so sadly, you don’t want to attempt crafting a cart until you’ve unlocked the Iron Ore region north of the starting area (which is usually recommended for Level 20 players).

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Most of the other parts are obtainable in the Greywater Camp surrounding area. The Retro Coupe is actually harder to drive than the motorcycle, but it’s faster and not as bulky as the All-Terrain Vehicle. A good starting point for players looking for faster and safer travel.

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Sid was born, did some stuff, then decided to become a writer. He found respite in the sweet embrace of video games and pop culture after serving as a journalist, covering warzones and depressed areas. It seems he prefers the much lower chance of getting hit by a stray bullet during work hours.

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