You do not need to download Car Town. This edition opens in your browser at cartown.fbgamesweb.com, with no APK, no installer, no launcher and no Flash Player: you create a free account and play. Since there is no file to get, anything that offers a Car Town download, such as an .exe, an .apk or a pack with every car, is not this edition. This guide shows where the real site is, what your browser does keep, how to recognize fake downloads and coin offers, and what to do if you already installed something doubtful.
Open the real page, create a free account of your own and start your first job. There is no installer to run and no plugin to switch on.
Buy cars, paint them any color, put them to work in your garage and race your neighbors in friendly reflex races, in this classic Facebook car game.
In beta: some parts of the original game are missing and you may run into bugs.
No. There is no app, no APK and no installer for this edition. You open the page in your browser, log in with an account of your own and play, and the game is free. The one place where this Car Town lives is cartown.fbgamesweb.com.
To be sure you are on the right address, type it yourself or enter from the FB Games home page, fbgamesweb.com, using the Car Town card. Glance at the address bar before you type a password. The site says openly that it is an independent edition and not the official site of the original game.
There is no Facebook login either. A page that asks for your Facebook password “to sign in” or “to import your progress” is not this edition.
When you open Car Town, the only thing that comes down to your device is the game itself, and your browser keeps a copy so the next visit loads faster. That is not an installation: nothing is installed and no permissions are requested.
In our lab tests the first visit was about 8 to 9 MB and later visits in the same browser were 0.1 to 0.3 MB. Those figures come from Chrome on a computer, so use them as a rough guide. If you clear this site's data from your browser's settings, you only remove that saved copy; your garage lives on the server, tied to your account, and you simply log in again.
Treat these as warning signs: a file called Car Town that ends in .exe or .apk, a “launcher”, a pack that promises every car unlocked, or a download button on a site that is not cartown.fbgamesweb.com. None of them belongs to this edition, which never asks you to install anything.
The Flash one deserves a word. Flash Player reached its end of life on December 31, 2020, and browsers have refused to run it since January 12, 2021. Car Town here needs no Flash, so a notice saying you must install or update it is not a requirement, and you should not trust it.
Do not trust any of them. A site, video or program that promises free coins, credits or levels for Car Town, whether it calls itself a hack or a generator, is fake or dangerous. At the least, nothing happens; at worst you lose your password or install something harmful. The server sets the prices and rewards and checks the scores of the races, so there is no reason to look for outside tools.
Here is how coins and credits are really earned: by playing. Jobs at your station, races, missions and the Daily Bonus pay out, and every level you gain gives a reward in coins and credits. There is one more route, and it is optional: a voluntary donation made only through a support ticket, where the team delivers the credits by hand.
Creating a Car Town account takes a username (3 to 24 characters), a password of 8 or more characters and, if you like, an email, which is only used to recover your password. That is the whole list. No Facebook account and no card are involved.
We will never ask for your password or card details in a ticket, and the game never asks for your Facebook password. If a message, a page or a person who says they are from Car Town support asks for any of those, it is not us. Donations are optional and are arranged only by opening a donation ticket.
Car Town Streets is a mobile game from the same saga, made by Cie Games for iOS and Android. It is a different game, and this website neither offers it nor replaces it. We do not know whether it is in the app stores today.
If you want a phone app, look in the official store of your device and check who the publisher is before you install anything. If you want the game these guides describe, it is the one in your browser at cartown.fbgamesweb.com.
Do not open it again, and delete it. Run a scan with the security software you trust and, if you already opened it, treat that computer as untrustworthy until it is clean. If you typed your Car Town password anywhere other than the game's own page, change it from the password and security section of the account menu, and change it everywhere else you used the same one.
Then open a support ticket in the account and access category and tell us what happened, with a screenshot if you can. Never write your password in the ticket: we will not ask for it. If you can no longer log in, ask for a recovery code with your username or email, and the support team gives you a one-time code.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
No. Car Town in this edition opens in your browser at cartown.fbgamesweb.com. There is no app, no APK, no installer and no launcher. You create a free account of your own and play. The browser keeps a copy of the game so the next visit loads faster, but that is not an installation.
Not from us. This edition of Car Town has no APK and no Android app; it runs in the browser. A file called Car Town APK from some other site is not this edition, so do not install it. Car Town Streets is a different mobile game from the same saga and is not offered here.
There is no installer to download. When you play, the browser fetches about 8 to 9 MB the first time and about 0.1 to 0.3 MB on later visits in the same browser, in our lab tests with Chrome on a computer. Those are rough figures for Car Town, not a promise.
Do not trust any. A Car Town hack, generator or tool that promises free coins, credits or levels is fake or dangerous and may steal your password. The server sets the rewards and checks the race scores. Coins and credits come from playing, or from an optional donation ticket.
No. Car Town here runs without Flash Player or any plugin, and current browsers no longer run Flash at all. A page that tells you to install or update Flash for Car Town is not to be trusted. All you need is a browser and a free account of your own.
Only cartown.fbgamesweb.com, which you can type yourself or reach from the FB Games home page at fbgamesweb.com. It is an independent edition, not the official site of the original game. Car Town never asks for a Facebook password, because it has no Facebook login.
No. Car Town has no Facebook login, and progress from the Facebook game is not imported. You create a new account with a username, a password of 8 or more characters and an optional email. A page that asks for your Facebook password to enter Car Town is not this edition.
By playing: in Car Town credits come with level-ups and the Daily Bonus, and coins come from jobs, races and missions. Optionally, you can donate through a support ticket, where the team delivers credits by hand and the amount is agreed inside the ticket. Offers outside the game are not to be trusted.
Delete it without opening it again, scan your device with your security software and change your Car Town password, plus any other account that used the same one. Then open a support ticket in the account and access category. For Car Town we will never ask for your password.
Brand notice: Car Town is an original game by Cie Games. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cie Games, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition, in beta. Adobe, Flash, Android, iOS, Google Play and the App Store are trademarks of their respective owners.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.