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Wardogs' wheeled vehicles in Season 2 run from the $500 Bobcat quad bike to the $10,000 Humvee [Minigun]: the Dune Buggy, Kodiak SUVs, Wolf-110s, Humvees and Ural trucks, plus the team's free M113 spawn APC. They unlock on the Driver track, and carrying players and supplies in them pays cash.
Wardogs' wheeled vehicles in Season 2 are 13 cars and trucks on the Driver track, from the $500 Bobcat quad bike to the $10,000 Humvee [Minigun], plus each team's free M113 spawn APC, as Dexerto's vehicle database and Bulkhead's Season 2 patch notes list them. They do the game's taxi and logistics work: carrying teammates the 3 km from HQ to the Control Zone and hauling supply crates and pallets to FOBs, both of which pay cash. Armed variants mount an M249, an M2 Browning or a minigun. Tanks are on Tanks and Artillery, helicopters on Helicopters, and the full list on Vehicles.
Quick facts
| Wheeled vehicles | 13, plus the M113 APC |
| Cheapest | Bobcat, $500 |
| Most seats | Kodiak [Pickup], 6 |
| Fastest | Kodiak, 154 km/h |
| Best cargo | Ural trucks, which carry whole pallets |
| First Driver unlock | Ural at Driver 3, $35,000 |
| New in Season 2 | Wolf-110, Wolf-110 [M2 Browning] |
Sources: Dexerto's vehicle database, Dexerto's Driver page, Shacknews' logistics guide.
Light transport
| Vehicle | Price | Seats | Top speed | Unlock | Destroy reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobcat (quad bike) | $500 | 2 | 75 km/h | None listed | $100 |
| Dune Buggy | $1,500 | 3 | 130 km/h | Driver 9, $25,000 | $300 |
| Wolf-110 | $2,200 | 4 | 129 km/h | Driver 8, $50,000 | $450 |
| Kodiak (SUV) | $2,500 | 4 | 154 km/h | None listed | $500 |
| Kodiak [Pickup] | $3,000 | 6 | 154 km/h | Driver 10, $35,000 | $600 |
| Humvee | $3,000 | 4 | 113.2 km/h | Driver 14, $75,000 | $600 |
Sources: prices, unlocks and destroy rewards from Bulkhead's Season 2 notes and Dexerto's Driver page; seats and speeds from Dexerto's Bobcat, Dune Buggy, Wolf-110, Kodiak, Kodiak Pickup and Humvee pages.
The Kodiak and Kodiak [Pickup] are the everyday cars. KeenGamer ranked both S tier in Season 1 (Patch 0.11) and gave the Kodiak 400 HP; Destructoid called the Pickup the everyday passenger car. The Pickup was the "Kodiak Flatbed" at launch, when it moved from Driver 2 to Driver 10 and its unlock rose from $15,000 to $35,000 (Season 1 changelog). A Kodiak holds a supply crate of any size (Shacknews), and Game Rant's budget Support idea is a Kodiak stocked with RPGs and anti-air missiles to hunt enemy logistics.
The Humvee is the light-armored option, 7,250 kg with 500 HP and a 95% small-arms damage reduction in KeenGamer's Patch 0.11 figures; PC Gamer says Humvees "have thick enough armor to withstand multiple RPGs". Its tires are the weak spot: popping one cuts top speed by over half, two slow it to a crawl, and YouTuber Min Max Lab found eight 5.56 rounds pop a tire, as PC Gamer reported on Sep 23, 2026. Season 2 moved it to Driver 14 for $75,000 (it was Driver 15 for $25,000) and reworked its handling: less stiff, a slower build to top speed and better climbing (Season 2 notes). The clip is Airwingmarine finding that three RPGs kill a Humvee.
The Wolf-110 is Season 2's new fast, light wheeled transport, four seats for $2,200. The Dune Buggy moved to Driver 9 in Season 2 and its brakes were made less effective, for more skid and drift. The Bobcat quad bike is the cheapest way to cross the map alone.
Armed wheeled vehicles
| Vehicle | Weapon | Price | Seats | Unlock | Destroy reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kodiak [M249] | Mounted M249 | $6,750 | 5 | Driver 6, $50,000 | $3,400 |
| Wolf-110 [M2 Browning] | Ring-mounted M2 Browning | $7,800 | 5 | Driver 16, $125,000 | $3,900 |
| Humvee [M249] | Mounted M249 | $8,500 | 5 | Driver 24, $125,000 | $4,250 |
| Humvee [Minigun] | M134D minigun | $10,000 | 5 | Driver 30, $150,000 | $5,000 |
Sources: Bulkhead's Season 2 notes; Dexerto's Kodiak M249, Wolf-110 M2 Browning, Humvee M249 and Humvee Minigun pages.
Season 2 made the gun trucks much dearer: the Kodiak [M249] rose from $3,750 to $6,750, the Humvee [M249] from $3,750 to $8,500 and the Humvee [Minigun] from $4,500 to $10,000, per Bulkhead's notes, and the minigun took the season's caliber damage cuts. Before that, KeenGamer had rated the Humvee [Minigun] the best-value combat vehicle, with a hull cutting small-arms damage by 97.5%. The Wolf-110 [M2 Browning], called "Wolf-110 (Assault)" in Bulkhead's Oct 9 preview, is new in Season 2. Armed variants give 1.5 times the XP of the default variant when destroyed, and everyone aboard earns Driver XP for the gunner's kills (GameSpot).
Ural trucks
| Vehicle | Price | Seats | Unlock | Destroy reward |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ural | $5,000 | 3 plus standing room | Driver 3, $35,000 | $1,000 |
| Ural Defender | $7,200 | 3 plus standing room | Driver 15, $75,000 | $3,600 |
| Ural Defender [M249] | $9,500 | 3 plus standing room, two M249s | Driver 22, $100,000 | $4,750 |
Sources: Bulkhead's Season 2 notes; Dexerto's Ural, Ural Defender and Ural Defender M249 pages. Dexerto lists 3 seats; how many can stand in the back is not published.
The Ural is a standing people carrier and logistics truck, 79 km/h and 10,000 kg, and the first Driver unlock at level 3. KeenGamer gave it 700 HP, a 95% small-arms reduction and an 8x2 logistics bed, the best cargo space of any early unlock. It carries whole supply pallets, as the Z20 Lakota helicopter does (Shacknews). The Ural Defender covers the standing space with armor (it was "URAL Covered" in the launch changelog), and the Ural Defender [M249] adds two machine guns ("URAL Attack" at launch); Destructoid picks it for supply runs because it carries plenty and defends itself.
The M113 spawn APC
Each team's M113 APC SV is a 10-seat tracked spawn vehicle in the team's color that is never sold (Dexerto). GamesRadar+ says it appears at HQ once the team's score reaches 20, a Season 1 guide's figure not in Bulkhead's notes, and teammates spawn on it from the HQ computer. Parked safely, ideally inside an FOB (GameSpot), it pays its driver every time a teammate spawns on it (PC Gamer). Destroying an enemy APC pays a base $4,000 in Dexerto's figures, more in the zone. See Spawning and Redeploying.
Transport rewards
Carrying players and supplies is how drivers earn. Season 2's base rewards from Bulkhead's notes:
| Job | Cash | XP | Streak bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Player delivered by ground vehicle | $350 (was $500) | Not stated | +$25 and +5 XP per player in a row, up to 25 |
| Return trip by ground vehicle | $150 (was $250) | 50 (was 100) | +$50 and +25 XP per trip, up to 10 |
| Small supply crate | $250 (was $500) | Not stated | +$100 and +50 XP per crate, up to 10 |
| Large supply crate | $500 (was $1,000) | Not stated | Same as small crates |
| Supply pallet | $1,250 (was $2,500) | 500 from a ground vehicle (was 750) | +$250 and +100 XP per pallet, up to 10 |
Source: Bulkhead's Season 2 patch notes.
In launch week, Rock Paper Shotgun logged a single taxi run that paid $2,515: $1,000 for a "tactical deployment," $500 for each unharmed passenger and a $15 tip. GamesRadar+ names pallet runs to an FOB, dropping off teammates and driving the APC as the best Driver XP in Season 1, when it was "very slow." Pallets must be dropped inside an FOB's perimeter, and Update 0.1.2 cut the reward for pallets left at an FOB outside the zone (0.1.2 notes). The Season 2 trick of fast pallet trips between a near and a far FOB was an exploit that Bulkhead fixed, with 24-hour bans for the worst abusers (Eurogamer). More ways to earn are on Money Making Guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best truck in Wardogs? The Ural is the cargo truck in Wardogs and carries whole supply pallets, as Shacknews notes; Destructoid prefers the armed Ural Defender [M249] ($9,500, Driver 22) for supply runs.
How do you unlock the Dune Buggy in Wardogs? The Dune Buggy unlocks at Driver level 9 for $25,000 in Season 2 and costs $1,500 a life; it seats three and reaches 130 km/h.
How much does transporting players pay in Wardogs? Since Season 2, Wardogs pays $350 for each player delivered to the zone by ground vehicle and $100 by air, plus $25 for each player in a streak, up to 25.
What is the APC in Wardogs? The APC in Wardogs is the M113 APC SV, each team's free 10-seat tracked spawn vehicle; teammates spawn on it, and its driver is paid for every spawn.
Can a Humvee survive an RPG in Wardogs? Yes. PC Gamer says Wardogs' Humvees have thick enough armor to withstand multiple RPGs, but one popped tire cuts their top speed by over half.
Sources
- WARDOGS | Season 02 Patch Notes, Bulkhead, Oct 14, 2026
- Pre-Load Live & Season 1 Changelog, Bulkhead, Sep 9, 2026
- WARDOGS | Update 0.1.2 (Minor Patch), Bulkhead, Sep 30, 2026
- All Vehicles, Wardogs wiki, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- Driver - Skills, Unlocks & Level Progression, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Bobcat - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Dune Buggy - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Wolf-110 - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- Wolf-110 [M2 Browning] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Oct 15, 2026
- Kodiak - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Kodiak [Pickup] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Kodiak [M249] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Humvee - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Humvee [M249] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Humvee [Minigun] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Ural - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Ural Defender - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- Ural Defender [M249] - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- M113 APC SV - Stats, Weapons & Unlock, Dexerto, Sep 5, 2026
- WARDOGS Vehicle Tier List, KeenGamer, Sep 14, 2026
- Best vehicles to use in WARDOGS, Destructoid, Sep 12, 2026
- How to transport supplies with vehicles - Wardogs, Shacknews, Sep 18, 2026
- Shoot the tires, please, PC Gamer, Sep 23, 2026
- How to make money fast in Wardogs, PC Gamer, Sep 9, 2026
- Wardogs presents a different kind of FPS power fantasy: making fat stacks as a pacifist rideshare driver, Rock Paper Shotgun, Sep 11, 2026
- How to earn Driver XP in Wardogs, GamesRadar+, Sep 17, 2026
- What Is A FOB In Wardogs And Why Do You Need One?, GameSpot, Sep 12, 2026
- How To Level Up Each Skill In Wardogs, GameSpot, Sep 14, 2026
- The Best WARDOGS Loadouts For When You're Completely Broke, Game Rant, Sep 15, 2026
- Wardogs devs rush to fix XP exploit allowing players to quickly unlock tanks, Eurogamer, Oct 16, 2026
- The Only WARDOGS Guide You Actually Need, Fallout Plays, Sep 15, 2026 (video)
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- Wardogs - Ultimate Beginner’s Guide (Top Gameplay Tips You Need to Know!), Legacy Gaming, Sep 9, 2026 (video)
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The Only WARDOGS Guide You Actually Need
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WARDOGS Vehicle Guide: What to Shoot and What to Ignore
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Wardogs Season 2 Just Changed EVERYTHING (Huge Update!)
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AchievementsWardogs has 10 Steam achievements, one of them hidden ("That was rude": punch Kristopher in the Tutorial). "Top Dog" asks you to finish a match as the top cash earner across all three teams; "Big Spender" ($100,000 on one loadout) is the rarest, held by 0.0% of players on Oct 26, 2026.
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Gold Bars and the Gold MarketGold Bars are Wardogs' endgame currency: you get them by exchanging in-game cash, and leftover cash turns into Gold Bars at the end of a season, so they survive wipes. They are spent on camos in the Gold Market, which unlocks at Wardog level 35 for $150,000 in Season 2. Bulkhead has pledged never to sell cash, Gold Bars or camos for real money.
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Progression and UnlocksWardogs has seven progression tracks: the Wardog career track and six roles (Assault, Medic, Recon, Support, Driver, Pilot). Using a role's gear earns that role XP; reaching a level makes an item available, and you then pay a one-time cash unlock (the Havoc costs $650,000 at Pilot 35 in Season 2). Every track resets at a season wipe; Season 2 (Oct 15, 2026) made level 20 take less than half the Season 1 playtime.
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Money Making GuideThe best ways to make money in Wardogs are teamplay jobs that keep you alive, as PC Gamer, PCGamesN, TheGamer, Shacknews and Dexerto recommend them: hold the Hot Zone (double cash), revive as a medic, ferry players and supplies, drive the spawn APC, sell from supply crates and destroy enemy vehicles and FOBs. Season 2 (Oct 15, 2026) halved base logistics pay but added delivery streaks, and cut spotting by about 30%.