Land a vehicle trickshot to collect the bonus
UpdatedMoon Sweepers awards money for vehicle spins and flips that end in a successful landing. In The Ginger Empire’s demonstration, a ramp launches a sweeper, the player rotates it in the air, and an upright landing produces payment. A wipeout is not a successful finish.
Prepare a clear run-up and landing area
- Use an owned cleaning vehicle and place a ramp with open ground beyond it.
- Line up the vehicle so it can drive onto the ramp without hitting another structure.
- Build enough speed to leave the ramp. The demonstrated vehicle has speed upgrades; the video does not establish a universal minimum speed or required upgrade level.
Start with a controlled turn
- Drive up the ramp and, while airborne, hold a vehicle directional input to rotate into a spin or flip, as shown in the linked demonstration.
- Start with a modest rotation and allow room to bring the wheels underneath the vehicle before landing.
- Land upright and check the trick result and balance. If it ends in a wipeout, reduce the rotation or choose a clearer landing line before trying again.
Treat it as an optional bonus
At about 0:36–0:43 and 1:38–1:46, the creator demonstrates successful results and describes payments of $19 and $23. Those are examples, not a fixed rate for every ramp or trick.
The footage demonstrates airborne rotation but does not name a verified keyboard binding or controller mapping. Follow the directional controls for your vehicle rather than treating an invented key combination as required. Trickshots are separate from the dust delivery route and are not evidence of the fastest money strategy.
What success looks like
The vehicle lands on its wheels, the trick is accepted and a payment appears. Getting airborne or displaying a spin label alone does not finish the task.