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Vehicle guide at a glance
| Question | Practical answer |
|---|---|
| How are cars obtained? | Use street vehicles first, then check dealers, garages, mission rewards, and other unlock screens as they appear. |
| Which car is best? | Choose for the mission: control, protection, passenger capacity, off-road use, or racing. |
| What should be upgraded first? | Fix the performance issue that repeatedly causes a mission failure before buying cosmetic changes. |
| Is the fastest car known? | No single car has a comparable route test across the full vehicle pool. |
| Where are prices and unlocks shown? | Use the current dealer, garage, reward, or vehicle screen for the account and version. |
Known cars and vehicles
These 19 vehicle names appear in current game guides and captures. Open the current vehicle screen to confirm class, unlock route, price, and traits before spending currency.
| Vehicle | Useful player note |
|---|---|
| Assembly | Associated with off-road use and nitrous traits |
| Asterism | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Beekman | Associated with passenger protection and blast protection |
| Caster | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Elemental | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Essex | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Faucher | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Hoplite | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Kagemusha GZ | A known racing candidate |
| Lowlife Glider | A racing candidate associated with nitrous and speed traits |
| Ludwig | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Mimosa | Associated with commuting, protection, and off-road traits |
| Munroe | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Posavac | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Psyche | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Rhea | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Rollback Limo | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Slickback | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
| Volatile | Check the current vehicle screen for role and unlock route |
Vehicle roles and selection priorities
| Role | Known examples | Selection priority |
|---|---|---|
| Racing | Kagemusha GZ; Lowlife Glider | Route speed, braking, stability, and nitrous behavior |
| Commuting | Mimosa; Beekman | Traffic control, passengers, and mission durability |
| Off-road | Assembly | Rough-surface control and recovery |
| Protected team travel | Use a vehicle with protection and enough passenger space | Passenger survival and escape reliability |
| Street replacement | Any easy-to-acquire car that completes the job | Availability and predictable handling |
How to get and keep a useful car
- Use the first mission-provided or street vehicle until the garage, dealer and ownership rules are visible.
- Check whether a stolen vehicle can be stored, repaired, customized or recalled before investing in it.
- Confirm the required currency on the purchase screen; a displayed price does not establish that every currency is accepted.
- Record mission reward text before labeling a vehicle permanently obtainable.
- Keep one controllable mission car available before collecting rare or cosmetic vehicles.
Vehicle traits and upgrades
Lowlife Glider is associated with Nitrous Boost, ECU Enhancement and Extreme Speed; Mimosa with Passenger Protection, Off Road Boost and Bulletproof I; Beekman with Passenger Protection and Blastproof I; and Assembly with Nitrous Boost and Off-Road Boost. Check each current vehicle screen before purchase because wording, rarity and effects can change.
| Upgrade decision | Check before spending |
|---|---|
| Acceleration or nitrous | Does the mission fail before the car reaches useful speed? |
| Braking or handling | Are corners and traffic causing more lost time than straight-line speed? |
| Durability or protection | Do passengers or the vehicle fail before extraction? |
| Off-road capability | Does the recurring route leave paved roads? |
| Cosmetics | Is the performance build already sufficient for the intended role? |
Best car by activity
| Activity | Good fit | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| First-hour missions | Easy replacement and predictable steering | Highest rarity is automatically best |
| Police escape | Acceleration, braking and tight-road control | A straight-line winner escapes every route |
| Street race | Route-specific speed and stability | One car wins every surface |
| Crew or heist getaway | Passenger capacity, protection and control | A solo supercar is the best team vehicle |
| Free roam | Comfortable camera, steering and recall access | A rare car must be upgraded immediately |
Choose the next vehicle for the job
Compare the class, acquisition route, price, unlock state, traits, and current upgrade level shown on the vehicle screen. For performance, use the same route and driving conditions before replacing a car that already completes the mission reliably.
- Open the best cars decision guide — Role-based choices for missions, racing, and getaways.
- Open the missions hub — Match vehicle choice to story, Company, and Crew objectives.
Version and availability notes
Available now: Open-world driving, different-feeling cars, street racing, garages and Crew activities are part of the game.
May vary by account or version: Several vehicle classes, names, traits, acquisition routes, prices, unlock rules and comparable performance values remain incomplete or version-dependent.
Unlock levels, costs, rewards, conversion rates, and balance values can change by version or region. Follow the current in-game label when it differs.