How this board is sorted
S and A favor cars with a reported cruise above 326 mph or a special job such as a 1.5-second launch. B is a usable early grind or a hypercar whose reported speed sits below the leaders. C is a starter or a mid price without a published top speed. Limited cars that have left the shop stay on the board only so owners know where the test sheets put them.
S tier
Player decision Buy it when top speed is the goal and you can live with a wide car in traffic. For pure cash grinding, The Keg is the lighter cruise.
Player decision Choose The Keg when the next purchase is for earning, not for a 368 mph test.
Player decision Do not plan a purchase around it. If you own one, the axle heights above are the reported record setup and need Extra Customization for free suspension edits.
A tier
Player decision Only after The Keg or the Apex. The cash price is the highest published figure in this set.
Player decision Buy it for gaps and drifts, not for a top-speed record.
B tier
Player decision The right car between the starter wallet and the first multi-million hypercar.
Player decision Skip it if you are buying only for speed. The Keg and the Apex post higher test numbers for less or similar cash.
Player decision Check the live card. If the Apex or The Keg is for sale, those published tests are stronger.
C tier
Player decision A reasonable step after the Competitor GT if the card is still 350,000. Do not treat it as a top-speed car.
Player decision Buy it only if you want that body. The Competitor GT is the car the grind guides actually tune.
Player decision Use it to learn the loop if you cannot claim the group wagon. Do not tune it as a long-term grind car.
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