Fix It Up Codes

Before spending a single Euro in the Junkyard, open the Codes button on the right side of the screen and redeem every active code. Fix It Up codes reward Euros — the game's currency — and active codes can give you tens of thousands of Euro combined, which is often enough to buy and fully repair multiple starter cars without grinding from zero. The developer .workspace releases codes at milestones and updates, and they expire without warning, so claiming them the moment you load in guarantees you do not miss free starting capital.

Fix It Up spawns you inside your garage with an in-depth tutorial that covers the wrench, engine disassembly, part cleaning machines, and the paint shop. The game's repair mechanics are technical and can be confusing without this foundation, especially if you are unfamiliar with automotive terminology. Finishing the tutorial before buying your first Junkyard car means you understand exactly what each broken part requires before you have spent Euros committing to a project you are not prepared to complete.

When disassembling and repairing an engine in Fix It Up, every part must be cleaned and repaired using the appropriate machine — except Spark Plugs and Injectors. These two components must always be discarded and replaced with brand-new ones purchased from the shop. Installing old or worn Spark Plugs and Injectors causes the vehicle to underperform, which reduces how much buyers will pay for it. This is one of the most common mistakes beginners make that silently cuts into their profit margin on every flip.

The Paint Shop in Fix It Up is where you apply a fresh coat that also removes all remaining rust from the vehicle. The color you choose has a direct impact on how much buyers will offer. Metallic colors reliably command higher prices than flat or standard finishes, and since painting costs the same regardless of color choice, selecting a metallic finish every time is a free profit boost on every car you flip. Make it a habit before every sale rather than choosing colors based on preference alone.

The Auction system in Fix It Up features used cars that can turn out to be rare high-value vehicles or basic Junkyard trash depending on your luck and judgment. Winning a rare car at auction and restoring it can generate significantly more profit than flipping standard Junkyard purchases. However, bidding without assessing the vehicle's condition and potential sell price first is how beginners drain their Euro reserves on unprofitable projects. Build some experience flipping Junkyard cars first before regularly participating in auctions.

The .workspace team releases new Fix It Up codes when the game hits Like and visit milestones, as well as alongside major updates. No expiry dates are ever announced in advance, meaning a code that is active today may be gone tomorrow without warning. Joining the official Discord server is the fastest way to see new codes the moment they go live. The Discord is also where the community shares repair tips, rare car spotting strategies, and news about upcoming content — valuable resources for anyone serious about maximizing their garage profits.