Used Cars Simulator Controls — Controller Support and What Is Listed

Used Cars Simulator controls are documented only at the level of input support, not key bindings. The Steam store page lists Partial Controller Support and DualShock Controller Support as two separate categories, which means a controller works but not every interaction is guaranteed to be on it. Keyboard and mouse is the safe assumption for the Windows build, and no default key map has been published.

What the Store Page Confirms

Two input facts are on the record. First, the game supports a controller partially rather than fully, and the store page lists that as its own category rather than burying it in a description. Second, DualShock Controller Support is listed separately, so a PlayStation-style pad is recognised by the game rather than relying on a generic mapping layer.

Input	Store page status
Keyboard and mouse	Assumed default; no key map published
Controller	Partial Controller Support
DualShock pad	DualShock Controller Support listed
Rebindable keys	Not documented yet

What Partial Support Means in Practice

Partial support is the important qualifier. It tells you the pad is enough for the parts of the game the developers mapped, and that some screens or actions may still expect the keyboard or mouse. In a game with a garage workflow as well as driving, that split usually falls between the vehicle controls and the workshop menus, but the store page does not state where the line is, so the exact boundary is not documented yet.

• A controller is a reasonable choice for driving.
• Expect to keep a mouse nearby for some menu work.
• No published statement on which actions are pad-mapped.

What Is Not Published

Everything below the level of input support is missing from the official material. There is no default key map, no statement about whether bindings can be changed, and no description of context-specific control sets for driving versus the workshop. Because the store page is silent on all of it, this page does not fill the gap with guesses. If you are weighing a controller against a keyboard, the platforms page covers the wider compatibility picture, and the guide explains the garage workflow those controls drive.