Season 01 · Base mainnet

Collect the cars
that actually exist.
Every number sourced.

GARAGE is a card game about real cars. Eight sets, twenty-three models, production figures and specs traced to documented sources — and a card that carries its own receipt.

  • 8 sets · 23 cars
  • Non-custodial
  • Built on Base

Season 01 is in build. Wallet login works today; packs open after the contract audit.

Why GARAGE

Car cards without
made-up numbers.

Most car games invent their stats. GARAGE refuses: if a number has no source, it stays empty — and the card says so.

Real specs only

Every horsepower, torque and production figure links to a documented source. Unknown values are shown as unknown — never guessed.

Supply follows history

Rarity is computed from documented production. A nine-unit convertible is a trophy because nine were built — not because marketing said so.

Receipts, not stories

Each card ships with its registry snapshot, checksum and source list. Rebuild the catalog and it must match, or the build fails.

How it works

Three steps.
One wallet.

No downloads. No account. Connect a wallet, open a pack, keep the card.

  1. 01

    Pick a set

    Eight sets, from homologation specials to hypercars. Twenty-three cars in Season 01.

  2. 02

    Open a pack

    Five slots, commit-reveal on Base. The roll is fixed before you pay, so nobody can front-run it.

  3. 03

    Keep the card

    ERC-721 on Base, media pinned to IPFS, metadata tied to the registry version it was minted from.

Browse the collectionNo wallet needed to look around.

The collection

Everything a card needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.

A focused set of parts for one job: a car card you can check down to the source.

Challenger HEMI Convertible card
Challenger HEMI ConvertibleT6 · 9 built · edition 1
La Voiture Noire card
La Voiture NoireT6 · 1 built · edition 1
Rolls-Royce Sweptail card
Rolls-Royce SweptailT6 · 1 built · edition 1
Ferrari 250 GTO card
Ferrari 250 GTOT5 · 36 built · edition 1
Countach LP400 card
Countach LP400T4 · 157 built · edition 1
Skyline R34 Z-tune card
Skyline R34 Z-tuneT6 · 19 built · edition 5
911 GT2 RS card
911 GT2 RST4 · 1948 built · edition 39
Mustang Boss 302 card
Mustang Boss 302T4 · 1628 built · edition 33
Plain English

Spec sheet, not marketing copy.

Ask about a car and the desk answers from the registry: production, drivetrain, power — and where each figure came from.

Your own wallet

Login is a signature, not an email. GARAGE never sees your private key and never holds your cards.

Proof for every card

Snapshot version, source hash and IPFS CID travel with the token. Verify a card without trusting this site.

Editions, not subscriptions

One pack, one price. No season pass, no renewal, no pile of credits you forgot about.

Yours from the first block

List it. Keep it. Burn it.

Cards are yours the moment they land. List on the marketplace, hold them, or redeem a card for a physical print later.

Security

The boring parts,
done properly.

A card game still touches your wallet. It should behave like it.

Read the FAQ
  • Non-custodialCards live in your wallet. GARAGE never holds keys or assets.
  • Signature loginSIWE on Base. No gas, no transaction, no password to leak.
  • Capped supplyEdition size is fixed in the contract and must match the registry.
  • PausableOwner functions sit behind a pause switch and a timelock before Season 01 opens.

Season 01 is in build on Base. Contract addresses are published only after audit. Nothing here is financial advice.

Ask the registry

It can explain
every number.

“Why is this card a T6?” should not need a support ticket. The answer is the production figure and the source.

Why is the HEMI convertible a trophy?
Nine were built in 1970, four-speed only. Registry rule: 1–10 units is T6. The source list travels with the card.
Why is top speed empty?
No verified figure exists for that trim. GARAGE leaves the field null instead of filling it from a forum post.
What does the checksum cover?
The full snapshot: every card, stat and source. Rebuild it and compare — if one value changes, the hash changes.

Illustrative conversation. In the app, every value comes from the registry snapshot or the chain.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I need a wallet to look around?

No. Sets, cards and sources are public. A wallet is only needed to sign in and, later, to open a pack.

Where do the car numbers come from?

Each card carries its own source list: production tables, period specifications and documented archives. If no source exists, the value is null and the card shows it as unknown.

How is rarity decided?

Tiers follow documented production volume, not market price. Fewer units built means a higher tier; the rule is published and applied by the same script that builds the catalog.

Which chain does GARAGE use?

Base mainnet, chain ID 8453. Cards are ERC-721 tokens; media and metadata are pinned to IPFS.

Is Season 01 live?

Not yet. The catalog and wallet login are live; packs open after the contract audit. No funds are taken before that.

What does a pack cost?

The pack price is set in ETH on Base and published before the sale. No subscription, no renewal, no hidden credits.

Ready when you are

Your garage is open.

Connect a wallet. Browse the registry. Nothing to sign until you open a pack.

Non-custodial · Built on Base · Season 01 in build
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