
As of its launch in September 2023, The Crew Motorfest features a vehicle roster of over 600 cars, motorcycles, boats, and planes. This number is subject to change as Ubisoft releases new content through seasonal updates and downloadable content (DLC) packs. The collection is a significant evolution from its predecessor, The Crew 2, offering a more curated and diverse garage right from the start.
The game organizes its massive vehicle list into distinct "Playlists," which are themed of events. This structure helps guide players through the car culture of Hawaii's O'ahu island. You'll find everything from classic American muscle and Japanese tuning legends to modern hypercars and off-road beasts.
Here is a sample of the vehicle types and some specific models you can expect to find, showcasing the variety:
| Vehicle Category | Example Models | Specific Count (Sample) |
|---|---|---|
| Hypercars | Lamborghini Aventador LP 770-4 SVJ, Koenigsegg Jesko | 25+ |
| Classic Muscle | Ford Mustang Boss 429, Chevrolet Camaro Z28 | 30+ |
| Japanese Imports | Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, Mazda RX-7 | 40+ |
| Motorcycles | Harley-Davidson Sportster, Ducati Panigale V4 | 20+ |
| Rally & Off-Road | Subaru Impreza WRX STI, Ford F-150 Raptor | 35+ |
| Boats | ARN 36 Spirit of Nor-Tech, Phantom | 15+ |
| Planes | Pitts Special S-2C, V22 Osprey | 10+ |
Acquiring these vehicles is done through in-game currency (Bucks and Crew Credits) earned by completing events, challenges, and the main campaign. The key is that there's no single definitive number that stays the same; the total is designed to grow over time, encouraging players to keep returning to experience new cars and gameplay themes.

Honestly, I stopped counting a long time ago. There are way more than enough cars to keep you busy. I’ve been playing since launch, and I’m still unlocking new ones weekly through the seasonal challenges. It’s not just about the quantity, it’s the variety. One minute I’m racing a vintage Mustang, the next I’m flying a prop plane over a volcano. They’ve definitely focused on quality over just throwing a thousand identical cars at you.

The official count at release was over 600 vehicles. That includes cars, bikes, boats, and planes. Ubisoft adds more with each major season update, so the number is always increasing. You can check the in-game Motorpass or the official website for the most current tally. It's a live-service game, so the garage you see today is likely bigger than the one from three months ago.

For a car guy like me, the number is less important than the icons you can drive. They have the big names: Ferraris, Porsches, Lamborghinis. But the real fun is in the JDM classics and the vintage American muscle. The selection feels hand-picked for enthusiasts. I’ve spent more time customizing and photographing my garage than anything else. It’s a car-spotter’s dream with hundreds of detailed models.

My son loves this game, and I have to admit, the vehicle list is impressive. It's not just cars; he can pilot a massive cargo plane or race a speedboat around the coast. It's a great way for him to learn about different types of vehicles in a fun, controlled environment. I'd guess there are well over 500 different things to drive or fly. It certainly keeps his attention, and he's always excited to show me his "new ride" from the latest event he completed.


