Best Racing & Driving games on Roblox
Cars, speed, and open roads. Build a garage and chase the fastest time.
Buy cars, then destroy them in elaborate crushers and disasters.
Build a dealership, buy and customize cars, and cruise the map.
An open-world driving game about collecting and racing cars.
A detailed driving-roleplay town with realistic cars and life.
Tune and race cars through an open-world night-time Tokyo.
Run, collect rings, and unlock Sonic characters in a speed simulator.
A realistic driving-roleplay game with traffic laws and careers.
Collect and race a huge roster of cars across an open map.
Buy, customize, and race cars, boats, and planes across an open world.
What makes a Racing & Driving game on Roblox
Racing on Roblox is mostly not racing. Only a few games on this shelf are built around crossing a line first; the rest are about the car — buying it, tuning it, owning it, and driving it somewhere. If you come here for a lap timer you will find one, but the genre's real subject is the garage.
Driving Empire is the busiest game on the page and the clearest statement of that: an open world where the point is collecting and upgrading cars, with racing as one of the things you can do with them. Vehicle Legends runs the same idea across a large roster. Car Dealership Tycoon turns the garage into a business — you buy cars in order to sell cars — which is why it also sits under Tycoon. Vehicle Simulator widens the idea past cars entirely, to boats and planes.
Then there is the roleplay wing, and it is the part people underestimate. Greenville and Ultimate Driving are driving games with traffic laws: you signal, you stop, you get pulled over when you do not, and the pleasure is the shared fiction of a working town rather than speed. Midnight Racing: Tokyo is the enthusiast's pick, built around night streets and deep tuning, where how a car is set up matters more than how quickly it finishes. Car Crushers 2 is the anti-racing game: you buy the car in order to feed it into a crusher.
What this shelf holds
This shelf holds 9 Racing & Driving games. 6 of them carry a second genre tag, most often with Roleplay (3 of them), so they are shelved twice. The oldest is Ultimate Driving (2014); the newest is Sonic Speed Simulator (2022). 8 of them carry live figures pulled from Roblox’s public games API on Sep 13, 2026: the busiest right now is Driving Empire with about 34,134 players in-game. Vehicle Simulator has no entry in that API right now, so its page shows no figures at all rather than a stale one. The best-reviewed is Vehicle Legends at 94.4% positive across 1,501,946 votes; the median rating over the 8 games here with at least 100 votes is 92.5%.
Where to start
Sonic Speed Simulator is the odd entry and honest about it — a simulator that happens to be about running fast, which is why it carries both tags. Where to start: Driving Empire if you want cars and an open map with no rules, Greenville if you want the rules to be the point, Midnight Racing: Tokyo if you actually care about tuning, Vehicle Legends if you mainly want the collection, and Car Crushers 2 on the day none of that appeals and you would rather destroy something expensive.
The driving games with jobs attached are cross-tagged into Tycoon and Roleplay; browse all games to see them side by side.