Koja CarMarket lets players list vehicles, bid in auctions, make offers and arrange test drives through a tablet interface. The creator’s product page rendered a 0.00 EUR price on 10 September 2026 and requires login to obtain an account-bound license. The original Cfx.re release describes an escrowed resource. We verified this distribution entry point, not fulfillment or an unpacked source archive.
Current Koja Car Market product listing
Reconcile the setup instructions with your package
The current store page lists ESX/QBCore through koja-lib and oxmysql as requirements, with ox_lib optional. The older installation guide separately says ox_lib must start first, although its example omits it. These instructions conflict. Check the delivered manifest and matching creator guidance before deployment; do not treat the old example as a complete dependency guarantee.
Creator installation documentation
Check database setup and available files
The installation guide describes automatic table creation via Config.Database.AutoCreateTable or a manual database.sql import. Back up your database and choose the method supported by your package rather than running both blindly. The guide’s GitHub links for the resource and koja-lib returned 404 during review, so use your entitled creator delivery rather than assuming those links contain a public release.
Test the entire vehicle transaction
On a separate server, test listing, purchase, bid, outbid, auction expiry, cancellation and test-drive return. Verify the seller, buyer, vehicle owner and each balance after every step. Include disconnects, insufficient funds and a restart during an auction. Check parking expiry, zone commission, listing limits and staff ACE permissions against your intended economy.
The store advertises transaction protection and performance improvements, but encrypted implementation and live gameplay were not tested here. Record the exact package version and inspect recoverable logs before claiming that failed trades refund correctly or cannot duplicate vehicles. No universal framework compatibility, response-time guarantee or measured performance result is asserted.