Escape Road 2 Best Cars Tier List
Ranking the best vehicles in Escape Road 2 by speed, handling, and survivability so you know which to unlock first.

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Not every car in Escape Road 2 is worth your hard-earned cash. This tier list ranks the garage by what actually matters in a police chase: survivability, handling, and top speed — in that order, because a fast car you cannot control is a quick game-over.
This is part of the Ultimate Escape Road 2 Guide.
How We Ranked Them
- Survivability (most important) — can it take a nudge and keep going? Does its weight push through roadblocks?
- Handling — does it turn sharply without spinning out? Can you drift it reliably?
- Top speed — useful for straightaways, but the least important since the map is tight.
Tier List
S Tier — Unlock First
- Heavy SWAT-style trucks — slow to accelerate but they plow through barricades and shove police cars aside. The safest pick for new players chasing a long run.
- Balanced supercars — the sweet spot: fast enough to escape, nimble enough to drift. The go-to once you can handle the speed.
A Tier — Solid Choices
- Sports hatchbacks — excellent handling, great for weaving alleys. Lower top speed means you cannot outrun helicopters on straights, but you rarely need to.
B Tier — Situational
- Lightweight racers — blistering top speed but twitchy handling. Only for players who have memorised the map; one wrong input and you are in a wall.
C Tier — Skip
- Default starter vehicles — fine for learning, but unlock something better the moment you can. They lack the weight or handling to survive once SWAT trucks arrive.
Which Car Should You Pick?
- New player, dying fast? → A heavy truck. Survivability will teach you the map.
- Comfortable with drifting? → A balanced supercar. The best all-round score pusher.
- Chasing a record? → A lightweight racer, but only after you can consistently survive two minutes in a supercar.
Unlocking Faster
Cash collected during runs feeds the lucky-spin unlock in the main menu. Prioritise grabbing cash on safe paths rather than risking your run for it — a longer run naturally earns more cash than a greedy short one.
Put It Into Practice
Play Escape Road 2 and test a new vehicle from your garage. See the full guide hub for more.