Mon Bazou V0.376 Jun 2026

Mon Bazou v0.376 is a minor-to-medium content update in the Early Access lifecycle of the Canadian DIY car-building and survival simulator. This version focuses on refining the game’s core progression systems, adding new customization parts for the player’s vehicle (the “Konig”), and introducing quality-of-life improvements. No major engine or map overhauls were present in this build, but it addressed several community-reported bugs from v0.375.

: The handbrake logic was split into two distinct modes to balance realism with gameplay convenience: Mon Bazou v0.376

Several "deep" logic changes were applied to existing systems to make the simulation feel more cohesive: Mon Bazou v0

The suspension geometry has been completely overhauled. In previous versions, cars sometimes felt "floaty" or disconnected from the road surface. The new update introduces a weightier feel to the suspension. You can now feel every pothole and frost heave on the Quebec roads. Lowering your car now has genuine consequences for ground clearance on the rougher roads, forcing players to make a choice between style (slammed stance) and functionality (rally readiness). : The handbrake logic was split into two

Audiophiles will notice the difference immediately. The 4-cylinder engine note now has a distinct "rasp" at 4,500 RPM that wasn't present in v0.375. Additionally, the turbo blow-off valve sound has been adjusted to be less aggressive, reducing ear fatigue during long highway segments.

Following the introduction of the purchasable car lift, v0.376 adds a option delivered directly to the Racetrack Garage. The racetrack garage roof structure was previously modified (taller roof, removed center beam) to accommodate this exact tool. This eliminates the need to drive back to your home base just to swap critical suspension setups or tune steering racks mid-race night. Raised Hitches for Lowered Cars

Conversely, the urban center has seen a facelift. The town feels more alive in v0.376, with more enterable buildings and distinct districts. The addition of a new strip mall area provides more shopping options for car parts and lifestyle items, reducing the need for long drives across the map just to buy a spark plug. This balance between the wild, untamed forests and the growing town creates a realistic dichotomy of country life.