CSR2 Legends: guide & costs

Restore the CSR2 Legends Cars
Own the story

Every original Legends car, the Revival and Legacy collections, restoration components, Elite Customs costs and a level planner in one searchable garage.

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Guide data audited against local workbook tabs - September 2026

30car entries

14component budgets

3Legends chapters

490,400gross original components

01 / Foundation

How Legends works

Legends asks you to acquire classic Cars, restore their four workshop areas and race through Izzy's story. The Mustang Boss 302 starts restored. The Ferrari 250 GTO begins the restoration journey; completing the original collection leads to the McLaren F1.

Acquire

Earn a story car, unlock an event car or buy an available original in the dealership.

Restore

Spend car-specific components in the Legends workshop on Engine, Body, Interior and Wheels.

Race

Upgrade and fuse to meet event gates. Check the exact lock and target in your active race.

Elite

After restoration, use four colors of Elite Parts to raise eligible Cars in Elite Customs.

Original CSR2 Legends Cars assembled in a garage

The useful early-game order

A common community path is 250 GTO, then Mustang Boss 302, then DB5 and 300 SL, then Corvette C3, then Countach. It favors Cars whose fusions and story rewards you can actually obtain. Treat it as a route, not a fixed lock requirement for every account.

02 / Campaign

Story and build order

This route combines the Legends worksheet tabs with the player walkthrough you provided. Current event locks and races in your game take priority over historical community examples.

Earn Izzy's Respect

Win the Ferrari 250 GTO and begin the first restoration. Upgrade and fuse it as the story asks.

Restoration Rush

Run the story and daily Legends Trials. Direct earned components toward the car you are actively restoring.

A Twin Test

Prepare two eligible Cars. The community walkthrough uses the 250 GTO and already-restored Mustang Boss 302.

Izzy's Explanation

A community build order adds the Aston Martin DB5 and Mercedes-Benz 300 SL. Check the locks shown in your game before committing.

Restoring Faith

The community route adds the Chevrolet Corvette (C3) ZR1. Upgrade, fuse and clear the races before moving on.

Legends Never Die

The Lamborghini Countach anchors the later story. Your other locks and tuning depend on the Cars and parts you own.

Performance Ford

Earn and restore the Ford GT40 Mk2 through its separate event when it is available to your account.

The F1 finish

Restore the original eligible collection, complete the associated checklist and claim the McLaren F1.

Before each lock-in

Confirm the required car, race target, upgrade stage and fusion inventory. The quoted tune numbers in old walkthroughs depend on star rating, Stage 6 parts and installed fusions; copying them blindly can make a car slower. Focus your component rewards on the next car you can finish.

03 / Economy

Spend the right resource

The largest mistake is mixing restoration components with Elite Parts. They pay for different systems. The original workbook's 14 stage totals add to 490,400 components before earned rewards.

CSR2 Legends race and restoration artwork

Restoration components

Used on the original unrestored car's Engine, Body, Interior and Wheels. The 14 component totals below belong to this system.

Elite Parts

Green, blue, pink and yellow Parts raise Elite Customs levels after the car becomes eligible. They are separate from restoration components.

Pristine restoration parts

The Revival Pristine system uses its own activation and upgrade resource. A level's reward boost is time-limited.

Cash, gold, upgrades and fusions

Getting and racing a car can also require dealer currency, performance upgrades and manufacturer fusion parts. Those costs are not included in the component or Elite Parts tables.

Practical spending rule

Work on one restoration at a time when daily trials are directing components to workshop Cars. Finish the next story gate before investing across the whole garage. Preserve scarce yellow Elite Parts until you know which collection level or race unlock you want.

04 / Searchable garage

Every CSR2 Legends car

Search the 30 original, Revival and Legacy workbook entries. Compare restoration components and all four Elite Part colors, then open a car to inspect every priced level and its stage-by-stage restoration costs.

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Chapter	Components	Green	Blue	Pink	Yellow	Elite data
original	17,400	7,270	2,390	421	0	Through L50
legacy	—	20,300	7,850	3,300	90	Through L36
original	50,000	31,050	10,215	4,890	200	Through L50
revival	—	20,075	7,825	3,500	95	Through L36
original	25,800	10,350	3,405	1,630	21	Through L50
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L39
revival	—	20,075	7,825	3,500	95	Through L36
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L40
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L36
original	14,800	5,200	1,710	442	0	Through L50
original	35,600	23,335	2,400	40	0	Through L35
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L36
original	—	4,150	1,375	360	0	Through L50
revival	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L36
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L36
original	36,000	20,700	6,810	3,260	80	Through L50
original	53,400	33,120	10,560	5,055	320	Through L50
original	40,400	23,310	7,330	3,510	160	Through L50
revival	—	20,075	7,825	3,500	75	Through L36
original	—	33,660	10,735	5,140	400	Through L50
original	17,400	6,210	2,045	487	0	Through L50
original	37,800	22,770	7,155	3,425	120	Through L50
revival	—	20,075	7,825	3,500	95	Through L36
original	29,600	12,960	3,925	1,880	60	Through L50
revival	—	20,075	7,675	3,550	75	Through L36
legacy	—	20,075	7,825	3,300	75	Through L36
original	50,000	33,120	10,560	5,055	320	Through L50
original	56,400	33,660	10,735	5,140	400	Through L50
original	25,800	12,420	3,750	1,355	26	Through L50
revival	—	24,050	12,875	4,950	125	Through L50

Components restore a car; Elite Parts raise its Elite Customs level. A dash means the original guide has no restoration total for that car. Elite Part amounts are summed only through the last level with documented costs. Select a car for its full stage and level schedule.

original collection

Ferrari 250 GTO

14,800 total restoration components in the original guide’s stage table. Elite Customs costs are documented through level 50.

Restoration stage costs

Stage	Engine	Body	Interior	Wheels	Stage total
1	2,800	1,800	2,000	1,000	7,600
2	—	2,200	2,400	—	4,600
3	—	2,600	—	—	2,600

Guide scenario: 14,050 awarded and 750 additional components. Rewards vary by player and event; use the full stage total as your budget.

Elite Customs planner

Base costs; no event discounts included.

Current level

Green parts5,200

Blue parts1,710

Pink parts442

Yellow parts0

Remaining documented cost from level 0 through level 50.

Your Green balanceYour Blue balanceYour Pink balanceYour Yellow balance

Still needed: 5,200 green · 1,710 blue · 442 pink · 0 yellow

Where components come from

Legends story races, Daily Trials and Cups award restoration components. Assistance events can add more when available. Trial rewards vary, so check the live race card.

Workshop capacity

The official Legends help describes three slots: a second after restoring the 250 GTO and a third after five restored Legends Cars. More slots do not require you to split your daily component focus.

When Elite Customs opens

Elite Customs begins at rank 20 once you have at least one restored Legends car. Its four colored Parts are a separate budget from the workshop.

05 / Acquiring originals

The original 15 + F1

Historical acquisition routes from the supplied community guide. Availability and dealer prices can change; check the garage before spending.

Car	Historical route	Components
Ford Mustang Boss 302	Dealership; arrives restored	-
Ferrari 250 GTO	Earn Izzy’s Respect	14,800
Aston Martin DB5	Dealership	17,400
Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupé	Dealership	17,400
Chevrolet Corvette (C3) ZR1	Dealership	25,800
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C	Dealership	25,800
Pontiac GTO "The Judge"	Dealership	29,600
Ford GT40 Mk2	Performance Ford	35,600
Honda NSX-R	Dealership	36,000
Plymouth HEMI ’Cuda	Dealership	37,800
Lamborghini Countach LP 5000 QV	Dealership / story progression	40,400
Porsche Carrera GT	Dealership	50,000
Bugatti EB110 SS	Dealership	50,000
Jaguar XJ220	Original restoration milestone	53,400
Saleen S7 Twin Turbo	Legends Never Die	56,400
McLaren F1	Original Legends collection prize	-

The detailed, searchable table above is the authoritative cost display for this page. The HEMI 'Cuda is 37,800 in its stage-summed workbook; a supplied community table says 39,200.

Elite Customs collections

Four Legends lanes

The F1 story collection and Elite Customs collections are different checklists. The archived Elite Customs catalog groups Legends Cars into V.1, V.2, Revival and Legacy. Its V.1 and V.2 prize Cars are separate from the original story's McLaren F1.

8 Cars

Legends V.1

Ford GT40 Mk II #1 prize

8 Cars

Legends V.2

McLaren F1 LM prize

7 workbook entries

Legends: Revival

Six restoration targets + Daytona row

7 workbook entries

Legends: Legacy

No verified prize in source

06 / Beyond the original

Revival, Pristine & Legacy

The Revival announcement introduced six more restoration targets, beginning with the Mustang Shelby GT350 and Lamborghini Miura SV. Restoring all six leads to the Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe. The announcement described six Pristine levels, each active for 14 days, with race cash and RP boosts.

The newer Elite Customs workbook also lists seven Legends: Legacy car entries. Their later Elite level prices are incomplete in that workbook; the car explorer labels the exact documented level. The page does not assume a Legacy prize or active event schedule.

Compare Revival Cars Explore Legacy Costs

Legends Revival artwork with the Shelby GT350 and Miura SV

6Cars to restore

1Daytona prize

14dPristine activation

The Revival access and Pristine details come from the original feature announcement for version 5.7. Event timing and game behavior may have changed since launch.

07 / Build the garage

Shop for your next gap

Use the component table and selected-car planner first. If you want store help, choose the resource or specific car that matches your next Legends goal.

Restoration supply

Restoration tokens

For the original workshop components in the stage table. Check the selected car's full total and components already earned before choosing an amount.

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CSR2 LEGENDS Restoration Tokens

1,500

≈ $15

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The car collection

CSR2 Legends Cars

Browse available Legends Cars for the chapter you are building. The featured products below come from the live published catalog; match the model and version to your event lock.

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Before you restore

CSR2 Legends FAQ

Check your workshop and the live race card before spending. These answers are a dated planning reference built from the tables above.

Data basis: the local Legends Guide walkthrough workbook, the May 26, 2026 Elite Customs workbook, community guides and CSR2 support announcements. In-game values and availability are the final check.

What Cars are in CSR2 Legends Revival?

The Revival group lists 7 Cars: Ford Mustang Shelby GT350, Lamborghini Miura SV, Plymouth Superbird, Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7, Datsun 240Z, Chevrolet Corvette (C1), and Shelby Cobra Daytona LP.

What are the CSR2 Legends Legacy Cars?

The Elite Customs workbook lists 7 Legends: Legacy Cars: Dodge Challenger R/T, Chevrolet Nova SS, Ford Escort Mk1 RS2000, Dodge Viper (SR-1), Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R, Porsche 911 Turbo Coupé (930), and BMW 3.0 CSL. Their Elite Customs prices run only to the last priced level shown in the car table.

How much does it cost to restore a CSR2 Legends car?

A full restoration ranges from 14,800 components for the Ferrari 250 GTO to 56,400 for the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo. The 14 priced original Cars need 490,400 in total, before rewards you earn along the way.

What are CSR2 Legends tokens?

Players often call restoration components Legends tokens. They restore one specific car’s Engine, Body, Interior and Wheels in the workshop, and they are separate from the green, blue, pink and yellow Elite Parts used in Elite Customs.

Where do Legends restoration components come from?

Legends story races, Daily Trials and Cups award restoration components, and assistance events can add more when they run. Trial rewards vary, so check the live race card before planning around them.

Which Legends car needs the most Elite Parts?

The Saleen S7 Twin Turbo is the most expensive to raise in Elite Customs: 33,660 green, 10,735 blue, 5,140 pink and 400 yellow Parts through level 50.

How many Cars are in the original Legends collection?

The original collection has 15 Cars, including the already-restored Mustang Boss 302, plus the McLaren F1 prize. The local component worksheet prices 14 unrestored originals.

How many restoration components do I need?

The full stage totals for the 14 unrestored original Cars sum to 490,400 components in the archived Legends Guide worksheet. You earn some components through races and trials, so this is a gross restoration budget, not a required purchase amount.

Are Legends restoration components the same as Elite Parts?

No. Components restore a specific Legends car; green, blue, pink and yellow Elite Parts are spent on Elite Customs levels. Revival Pristine parts are another resource.

Should I restore one car at a time?

It is a common community strategy because daily component rewards can then concentrate on the car in your workshop. The exact trial rewards and lock rules can change, so check the live game before committing.

Why do some Elite Customs totals stop before level 50?

The May 26, 2026 workbook has no later priced rows for certain GT40, Revival and Legacy Cars. This guide shows only the documented cost through the last priced level and does not invent the rest.

What unlocks Legends Revival and Pristine?

The official Revival announcement says to complete the original Legends collection and use CSR2 version 5.7 or later. The announced Pristine system has six levels, each active for 14 days. Check the current game for availability and event timing.

What is the Revival collection prize?

The official Revival announcement identifies the Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe as the prize for restoring all six Revival Cars.