Adopt Me Halloween vehicles in 2026 include the Ghoul Mobile and Creepy Clown Car. The Ghoul Mobile costs 44,500 Candy Corn and arrived on October 3; the Creepy Clown Car costs 23,000 Candy Corn and joined the event on October 16. Both are seasonal purchases, but their prices and rarities are very different.
If you’ve been saving Candy Corn for a car rather than another pet, these two event vehicles have quite different prices. Below you’ll find the two Adopt Me Halloween vehicles side by side, the event areas they’re associated with and what to know before buying either one.
Adopt Me Halloween vehicles: prices and rarities
| Vehicle | Candy Corn cost | Rarity | Event area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ghoul Mobile | 44,500 | Rare | Manor / Ghost Gallery |
| Creepy Clown Car | 23,000 | Uncommon | Carnival |
Both Adopt Me Halloween vehicles cost Candy Corn rather than Robux in the developer’s event announcements. The Ghoul Mobile is Rare, while the Creepy Clown Car is Uncommon. Neither requires an egg hatch, a Poltergeist Box or a Crypt key. They’re vehicles to buy, not pets to adopt.
Where to get the Ghoul Mobile
Go to the Manor’s Ghost Gallery reward area on Adoption Island. The Ghoul Mobile is one of the original October 3 seasonal rewards and costs 44,500 Candy Corn. It appears in the same group of Manor purchases as the Ghost Blaster, Jumpscare pet and themed accessories, so it isn’t part of the Carnival’s later vehicle selection.
You can earn Candy Corn through Ghost Gallery while you work towards that price. Your pet helps identify furniture occupied by ghosts, and the Ghost Blaster lets you free them before the boss fight. Collect the rewards and keep your balance until you have enough for the car. For the rest of that shop’s prices, see the Manor rewards guide.
Where to get the Creepy Clown Car
The newer of the two Adopt Me Halloween vehicles arrived with Stitches’ Spotlight on October 16. Look among the Carnival’s seasonal purchases for the Creepy Clown Car. It costs 23,000 Candy Corn and has an Uncommon rarity. The developer lists it alongside the Jester Dragon Mask, Stitches Neck Ruffle and Blue Boohoo Mega Neon Paint.
Stitches the Funny Bunny is a separate 70,000-Candy-Corn pet. You don’t have to buy Stitches to get the car. Uplift Games confirms the car’s price and Carnival connection but doesn’t name an exact display stand in its patch notes, so check the Carnival’s event items rather than heading to the Manor.
Stitches’ Spotlight also offers a way to earn more Candy Corn. Inside the circus tent, collect it while staying out of the moving light. Switch between platforms and use the target boards for temporary cover; if Stitches catches you, you lose the Candy Corn collected in that round.
Which Halloween vehicle should you buy first?
If cost matters most, pick the Creepy Clown Car. It’s 21,500 Candy Corn cheaper than the Ghoul Mobile. The Ghoul Mobile has the higher in-game rarity, but that doesn’t prove it is faster or more useful, and it doesn’t set a fixed trading value. The official October updates don’t give comparative speed statistics for these cars.
Buying both Adopt Me Halloween vehicles costs a total of 67,500 Candy Corn. If you get the Creepy Clown Car first, you’ll need 44,500 more to complete the pair. If you buy the Ghoul Mobile first, the remaining cost is 23,000. Either way, it’s worth keeping the prices of any Halloween pets you want in mind before spending everything on transport.
Can you get the Adopt Me Halloween vehicles after the event?
The Adopt Me Halloween vehicles, Ghoul Mobile and Creepy Clown Car, were released as 2026 event items. The October 3 and October 16 announcements confirm how much each costs during the event, but don’t describe a permanent shop where they’ll be sold once the event finishes. If you’re planning to pay Candy Corn for the Adopt Me Halloween vehicles, it’s best to make the purchases while their seasonal listings are active.
Neither car’s speed, seating capacity nor a guaranteed post-event trading price is confirmed in those official notes. The reliable comparison is the purchase cost, rarity, release date and event area; any extra vehicle details should be checked in-game rather than assumed from appearances.
Related Guides
Official sources: Uplift Games Ghost Gallery update and Uplift Games Stitches’ Spotlight update.
