Ghost Driver Wiki — Codes, Cars & Driving Guides

You drive a car on a busy highway and weave between traffic at high speed to earn Cash. Use WASD or the arrow keys to drive, Shift for the handbrake, V to change camera and L for headlights. You earn Cash from every run and from redeeming codes, then spend it at the dealership on faster cars and upgrades.

Tap Shift (the handbrake) as you enter a corner to break traction and start a slide, then counter-steer and modulate the throttle to hold the angle. Straighten up before the next traffic gap — a clean exit beats holding a long slide. Practice on the easier lanes first.

The best approach for a new player is to buy the cheapest car first and save your Cash for engine and handling upgrades. A budget ride with engine and handling upgrades outpaces an expensive stock car in most traffic scenarios. Save the supercars for once your Cash income is steady.

Redeem every active code for free Cash first — that alone is hundreds of thousands. Beyond codes, clean highway runs with fewer crashes pay better because you survive longer at top speed. Upgrade engine and handling early so your runs are longer, faster and safer.

Yes — as of August 2026 the verified active codes are MARTINILIVERY (x200k Cash), UPDATE1_7 (x250k Cash), PORSCHE918 (x200k Cash), BEMVINDO (x50k Cash) and SORRYFORLATE (10k Cash). Redeem them in the Shop menu under Rewards/Codes. Codes are case-sensitive and can expire at any time.

The advertised top speed is 200 MPH. Reaching it requires a high-tier car with strong engine upgrades. The supercar classes are built to chase this mark, and highway duels are where you prove your top-speed build. Speed alone is risky though — handling still matters in heavy traffic.

The developer posts new codes in the official Ghost Driver Discord (discord.gg/GZ4tjwrGUn), in the Tilted Vehicles Roblox group and on the developer's X account (@Dom_Devv). Codes also tend to arrive with milestone updates like the 1.6 and 1.7 releases.

Yes. The game is officially labeled PRE-ALPHA, which means content changes fast — new cars, codes and mechanics land frequently. The developer has promised a large update once the game passes certain milestones. Some details on this wiki are community-reported and may change as the game evolves.