There is no complete named truck catalog on the current public Carolina Leaners Roblox page. The live garage is therefore the only reliable full roster and price reference. This list records model-style names that appear consistently in recent independent coverage, while clearly separating them from official names. It does not turn a reported update count into invented vehicles.
Roster status at a glance
Officially confirmed scope: customizable pickup-style trucks ranging from big lifted builds to low race trucks, with squatted configurations and rural driving themes.
Official complete name list: not publicly posted on the experience page at the latest check.
Official price and stat list: not publicly posted. Check the current garage for cost, availability, and any displayed specifications.
Community update signal: recent sources report additional truck bodies after a rebuild, but the developer’s public page does not enumerate each one by name.
This means the entries below are recognition aids, not a promise that a specific spelling appears in every server. Rejoin after an update and read the actual garage label before spending.
Community-documented truck references
Older Dodge Ram 250-style pickup
Recent independent code and game coverage mentions a ’93 Dodge Ram 250-style truck. That description is useful for recognizing an older square-body work-truck silhouette. It is not presented as an official developer catalog label here.
- Evidence level: repeated current third-party description.
- Official name: not publicly confirmed.
- Current price: verify in the live garage.
- Good role to test: mild lift or practical farm build, depending on the available suspension and tire fit.
Modern Ram 2500 Cummins-style crew cab
The same current coverage describes a 2026 Ram 2500 6.7 Cummins-style body. Players may shorten or alter that wording in videos and chat. Match the body visually and use the garage name rather than assuming the community phrase is exact.
- Evidence level: repeated current third-party description.
- Official name: not publicly confirmed.
- Current price: verify in the live garage.
- Good role to test: lifted, mild squat, or balanced cruise setup after checking wheel-well room.
Ford F-250-style builds shown by players
Current video results feature F-250-style Carolina Leaners builds. A video confirms that players use that model description, not that the game publishes it as the formal name or that every featured body remains available.
- Evidence level: current community video title and footage context.
- Official name: not publicly confirmed.
- Current price: verify in the live garage.
- Good role to test: depends on the specific body and parts; do not copy a stance solely from the title.
Why the list is intentionally cautious
Truck games often use inspired or altered names, and players refer to bodies by the real-world models they resemble. A creator may say “F-250” while the garage uses another label. Updates can also change or replace bodies without leaving a public archive.
Recent community pages repeat a seven-truck update claim. A number does not reveal seven trustworthy names. Filling the gap with guesses would make the list look complete while sending players to search for bodies that may never have used those labels.
When an official group shout, Roblox description, or developer-owned catalog exposes a named list, those entries can be recorded as official. Until then, the live garage remains the deciding source.
How to verify a roster entry
Join place 10141034164 from the Official Carolina Leaners group. Reconnect if Roblox recently shut down servers. Open the garage and record the exact displayed label, price, category, and any configuration note. A screenshot should include enough interface context to identify the game and current menu.
Do not infer stats from the body shape. Test the truck on pavement, a driveway, and a dry farm lane. Acceleration, turning, clearance, and braking depend on the current implementation and your parts. A name alone does not make a truck best for mud or racing.
If a body from a video is absent, compare dates and server freshness. It may have been renamed, limited, replaced, or simply described informally. Avoid buying a different body because its silhouette is vaguely similar unless it fits the role you actually want.
Pick from the live list by role
For a lifted build, prioritize wheel-well space, balanced proportions, and clearance. For a low race build, inspect the front lip and center underside before dropping it. For a Carolina squat, confirm the rear can remain usable when lowered relative to the front.
Budget for the body, tires, suspension, and lights before finishing paint. Keep a correction reserve. A cheap body that completes your intended route can be a better first purchase than a costly silhouette that consumes the entire wallet.
Frequently asked questions
How many trucks are in Carolina Leaners?
The current public Roblox page does not publish a complete count. Community coverage reports a multi-truck update, but the live garage is the reliable current inventory.
What are the seven new truck names?
No developer-published seven-name list was visible in the public evidence checked. This page will not guess them.
Are the Ram and F-250 names official?
They are community model-style descriptions unless the live garage or developer uses the exact wording. Read the in-game label.
Which truck should I buy first?
Choose the role first, then pick an affordable body with enough budget left for tires, suspension, lights, and corrections.
Where can I find current prices?
Only the live garage can settle current prices. Public sources can become stale after an update.