CSR2 Mods Price Guide: What Cars, Gold and Keys Cost

“How much do CSR2 mods cost?” sounds like it should have a one-line answer. It doesn't, because a pack of gold, a maxed car and a full bundle are priced very differently, and the same item can cost a lot less per unit in a bigger pack.

So here's the full picture, using our own prices: what each item costs, what that works out at per unit, where buying in bulk genuinely saves money, and the signs that a price somewhere else is too good to be true.

All prices are in US dollars, taken from our store at the time of writing. They're the same for iPhone and Android. Prices change now and then, so the product page always has the final figure.

CSR2 mods prices at a glance

Item	Starting price	Best value pack
Car, stock	$8	–
Car, fully maxed	$13	–
Max a car you own	$7.50	3 cars for $17.50
Gold	$4.99 for 25,000	200,000 for $28
Cash	$4.99 for 25 million	200 million for $27
Bronze keys	$2.49 for 5,000	100,000 for $18.30
Silver keys	$3.10 for 5,000	100,000 for $29.10
Gold keys	$8.30 for 500	4,000 for $41.50
Fusion parts	$6 for 10	50 for $38
Bundles	$17.50	up to about $106

Every price is the same whether you play on iPhone or Android. The sections below break each one down.

Cars: stock, maxed, or max one you own

What	Price	Works out at
Any car, delivered stock	$8	$8 per car
Any car, delivered fully maxed	$13	$13 per car
Max a car you already own	$7.50	$7.50 per car
Max three cars you already own	$17.50	about $5.83 per car

The useful comparison is the middle two rows. Buying a car stock and then paying to max it comes to $15.50. Buying it maxed in one go is $13, so if you want a car fully built, order it that way. If you already own the car, maxing it is cheaper still, and doing three at once brings the cost per car down by about a fifth.

Cars are also the main reason people order at all: Showdown and event cars can't be chased once their window closes. Every car in our car collection is priced the same way, whatever the brand or tier. Before you pick one, our guide to CSR2 maxed cars explains what “maxed” includes and what to check when it arrives.

Gold and cash: where bulk pays off

Gold	Price	Per 1,000 gold
25,000	$4.99	$0.20
50,000	$9	$0.18
100,000	$15	$0.15
200,000	$28	$0.14

Cash	Price	Per million
25 million	$4.99	$0.20
50 million	$9	$0.18
100 million	$15.50	$0.155
200 million	$27	$0.135

Per unit, the biggest gold pack is 30% cheaper than the smallest, and the biggest cash pack is 32% cheaper. Eight small gold packs would cost $39.92 for the same 200,000 gold that one large pack gets you for $28.

The catch is that cheaper per unit only helps if you use it. Gold in particular disappears fast on refills you didn't need. Our guide to free gold and money in CSR2 covers how to make it last, which is worth reading before deciding how much to buy.

Keys: the biggest bulk discounts

Keys	Smallest pack	Largest pack	Saving per key
Bronze	5,000 for $2.49	100,000 for $18.30	63%
Silver	5,000 for $3.10	100,000 for $29.10	53%
Gold	500 for $8.30	4,000 for $41.50	37%

Keys have the steepest bulk pricing in the store. If you open a lot of crates chasing parts, the large bronze pack is by far the best value per key. Gold keys are the scarcest and cost the most per key in any size.

Upgrades and tokens

What	Price
Fusion parts, one brand, one rarity, x10	$6
Fusion parts, one brand, all three rarities, x10	$16
Fusion parts, all brands, all three rarities, x50	$38
Stage 6 upgrades, all cars, x10	$35
Fusion parts and Stage 6 pack	$65
Elite Tuner tokens, one colour	$12
Elite Tuner tokens, full refill of all colours	$30

Two things stand out. The full Elite Tuner refill costs $30 against $48 for the four colours bought one at a time. And if you're building several cars, the all-brands fusion pack works out far cheaper per part than buying brand by brand. If you're only finishing one car, the single-brand packs are the sensible choice. Our upgrade order guide helps you work out which parts a car actually needs before you buy any.

Bundles: $17.50 to about $106

Our bundles mix cars, currency and parts into one order, from a $17.50 starter pack up to large packs around $106. Bundles are good value when you'd use most of what's inside. They're poor value when you're paying for things you'd never have bought separately. Before choosing one, read the product page and add up what you'd actually use.

What the price includes

Whatever you order, the price covers more than the items themselves. Your order is delivered to the account you already play on, usually in about 20 minutes, without installing anything on your phone. You get progress updates in chat, a photo of the finished result, and support for the whole order rather than just at checkout. If something can't be delivered, the refund policy sets out exactly what happens. That's the part cheap alternatives tend to leave out.

What makes a price too cheap?

You'll find CSR2 mods for sale far below these prices. Some of that is normal competition. A lot of it isn't:

• “Free” or near-free gold is almost always a generator page. It costs you your time and sometimes your account, and delivers nothing.
• A full maxed garage for a few dollars is often a CSR2 account for sale that the seller can take back.
• Very cheap “mod menus” mean installing a modified app, which is the riskiest route there is.
• No written refund terms means the low price is the whole deal, whatever happens next.

A fair price includes someone who answers when something goes wrong. Our checklist on whether CSR2 mods are legit covers what to look for, and our refund policy is published in full.

How to spend less

• Buy cars maxed if you want them fully built: $13 instead of $15.50.
• Max owned cars in threes: about $5.83 each instead of $7.50.
• Buy the pack size you'll really use. The biggest pack is cheapest per unit, but only if you need the amount.
• Put everything in one order. One delivery, one login, less to coordinate.
• First order? The code CSR2MODS takes 10% off.

What to budget

A maxed car costs about $13, gold and cash start at $4.99, and keys at $2.49. Bigger packs cost 30% to 63% less per unit, which is real money if you'll use them. Prices well below these usually come with a catch. When you're ready, our CSR2 mod service guide explains what happens after you order, and the full range of CSR2 mods for sale is laid out there too.