What the listing confirms
After the toothbrush loop, the description says you drive sweepers and giant rovers. It does not print cash prices, speeds, or cargo sizes. Buy from a vehicle bay you can see, using cash from dumps. Do not copy a Steam garage table.
What pass wording adds
Later product descriptions, which an earlier catalog note did not measure in live play, add these details. Confirm them on the purchase prompt.
- Head Start, sampled at 199 Robux, places one fully paid walk-behind sweeper in the first empty vehicle bay once per Moon. The crew can drive it. If every bay is full, it places nothing.
- Fast Vehicles, sampled at 149 Robux, adds 30% speed to vehicles you drive. It is not a vehicle you unlock.
- Sell As You Sweep is described as paying immediately for dust collected by a vehicle you drive, as well as by hand.
A November writeup also lists instant Robux products that buy the next vehicle in a selected shared bay: walk-behind sweeper 25, ride-on sweeper 39, cab sweeper 59, and rover 99. If another player advances that bay before the purchase completes, the product is described as giving the bay's new next vehicle instead. Cash prices for those same models were not in that list. Treat the four Robux figures as a catalog sample, not as the only way to drive.
A practical order
- Finish the hand loop in cash and upgrades so dumps are not painful.
- Clean tiles near the base before you drive far away.
- When a bay is on screen, buy the next sweeper the bay offers if the cash cost is a few dumps, not a guess from another site.
- Use a rover when the bay actually offers one. The listing's phrase is giant rovers. The instant-product sample says rover.
- Share the bay with friends. Writeups say a vehicle bought for a bay can be driven by the crew on that Moon.
Vehicle stats such as battery length and bin size were not published for this place. Guides that quote Junk Hauler, Cleaning UFO, or a Lunar Converter are describing a different moon game.