Extremely cute and plump. It is of Japanese origin. There are males and females. The way to tell them apart is: Females have round headlights. Males have sharp headlights. It is a living food car. The price is 100,000 won. Ones with eggs are about 150,000 won. A car born in the 2000s. The most popular ingredient, often sold out.

A very small light car. Quite delicious as an ingredient (though not as much as the Corolla). There is no way to distinguish between males and females; they can only be identified by engine condition. There are many plump ones. 1998 model. 100,000 won per unit. 150,000 won for ones with eggs. It is a living food car.

The third largest among those sold here and difficult to raise. As an ingredient, it is very large. To compare males and females: if it runs away when hit, it's a female. If it doesn't run away, it's a male. It's a 2008 model and costs 120,000 won per unit. 180,000 won for ones with eggs. Recommended for use in side dishes. It is a living food truck.

The gentlest and cutest one. I don't really know how to distinguish between males and females. It's a 1999 model and is plump. 100,000 won per unit. It is a living food car. 150,000 won for ones with eggs.

Very large among those sold here, about 2 to 3 times the height of a Porter. The most difficult to raise, but not aggressive. I don't really know how to distinguish between males and females. It is a food truck and costs 200,000 won per unit.

Ranked 1st in length, but 2nd in height and width. A medium-sized bus, about 11 meters long. It's a low-floor bus and is quite cute for a bus. It's popular as an ingredient (also popular to raise). Gender comparison between males and females: Males have a loud engine sound. Females have a quiet engine sound. As a medium-sized bus, the price is 150,000 won.