Your first crime: stealing cars and filling your garage

A real gangster doesn't ride a bicycle, of course. In the world of Maffiosi, stealing cars is one of the most profitable and exciting ways to get rich very fast. Put on your gloves, look around carefully, and prepare for your very first major car heist in the city.

How exactly does stealing cars work?

Stealing a car might sound very simple, but it actually involves quite a bit of tactics and a healthy dose of luck. In the game, you have a choice of different difficulty levels when you decide to steal a vehicle. You can play it completely safe and try to take a simple, rusty family car. This almost always succeeds, but yields very little value. However, if you dare, you can also aim for highly exclusive sports cars or heavy off-road vehicles. The chance of getting caught by the police is much higher here, but the ultimate reward is also incredibly high. It sometimes feels a bit like the thrilling action you know from games like Grand Theft Auto, but with a more strategic and calculating edge.

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Managing your own personal garage

As soon as you successfully manage to acquire a vehicle, you need to store it somewhere safely. For this specific purpose, you use your personal garage. In the beginning, you only have space for a handful of cars, so you have to think very strategically about which vehicles you really want to keep. Fortunately, you can expand your garage significantly later in the game. In your garage, you can not only store cars safely, but you can also thoroughly upgrade them. The tuning culture is very much alive in Maffiosi. Give your car a slick new color, install much better brakes, or equip the vehicle with bulletproof glass to drastically increase its overall value.

The scrapyard: from scrap directly to gold

Not every single car you steal is an absolute jackpot. Sometimes you have bad luck and come home with a worthless car full of huge dents. Don't worry, because that is exactly why the local scrapyard was created. At the scrapyard, you can directly trade in vehicles you no longer need for cold hard cash or sometimes even for rare car parts. You can then use these specific parts again to make your better cars much faster and stronger on the streets.

Tips for beginning car thieves

• Start small: In the first few days, focus on stealing cheaper cars to gain quick experience without too much risk of a painful arrest.
• Watch your energy: Stealing a car takes a lot of energy. Make absolutely sure you have enough energy before starting a major heist.
• Upgrade your skills: As you steal much more often, you naturally become better at it. Keep practicing daily to structurally increase your overall success rate.
• Use the scrapyard smartly: Do not keep your bad cars, but sell them immediately at the scrapyard to make valuable room for more luxurious and expensive models.

With these very handy tips in your pocket, you are completely ready to make the city streets extremely unsafe. Start stealing your dream cars today and fill that entirely empty garage to the brim.