CSR2 Elite Tuners: Cars & Parts cost

Elite Tuner Credits are earned through the Elite Tuners campaign, weekly trials and some limited events. They are spent in the Elite Tuners Event Currency Shop, which opens in the Event Hub after Trials of Tashimi.

Open the Event Hub and buy from the Elite Tuners Event Currency Shop. Shop items have purchase limits. Credits do not pay for Elite Customs levels; those are paid with Elite Parts.

Elite Parts, which many players call elite tokens, come from Showdown rewards, Elite car milestones and in-game purchases. Lower colors convert upward: 100 green become 10 blue, and 25 blue become 5 pink (red). The CSR2 wiki lists Showdowns as the only source of the fourth, legendary color.

The original collection is the Honda S2000, Mazda RX-7, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Final Edition, Nissan 2017 GT-R (R35), Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34), Subaru 2020 BRZ tS, Subaru WRX STI, and Toyota GR Supra, with the Toyota Supra Mk4 as its prize. Later Tuner Pits and challenges added more Cars; this page lists 25 car versions in total.

The community tracker records 15 Elite Tuners events: Izzy’s Tuner Challenge 3, Izzy’s Tuner Challenge 2, Izzy’s Tuner Challenge, Izzy’s Tuner Challenge 4, Konduit’s Tuner Pit, Benji’s Tuner Pit, Noro’s Tuner Pit, Ashleigh’s Tuner Pit, Akie’s Tuner Pit, Tina’s Tuner Pit, Amelia’s Tuner Pit, Izzy’s Tuner Pit, Annabella’s Tuner Pit, Summer’s Tuner Pit, and John’s Tuner Pit. It is a historical record, and later events such as KJ’s Tuner Pit are not in it yet, so check the Event Hub for what is running now.

Elite Customs arrived in v2.10.1 and now spans 8 collections: Legends V.1 (8 Cars), Legends V.2 (8 Cars), Sports Cars (8 Cars), Made in America (10 Cars), Street Racing Culture (6 Cars), Elite Tuners (25 Cars), Legends: Revival (7 Cars), and Legends: Legacy (7 Cars). Finishing a collection awards its prize car.

Raising an Elite Tuners car from Elite Level 0 to 35 at base prices ranges from the lightest schedule, where Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Final Edition needs 18,875 green, 6,750 blue, 3,250 pink and 80 yellow, to the heaviest, where Nissan Silvia Spec R (S15) needs 30,480 green, 10,140 blue, 4,650 pink and 200 yellow. Discounts and levels you already own lower that total. 1 Elite Tuners car has no sourced cost table yet.

No. Elite Tuner Credits buy limited items in the Event Hub shop. Green, blue, pink and yellow Elite Parts raise a car’s Elite Customs level. Car Credits belong to the separate Collections feature.

A race can ask for a particular car, star rating or performance target. Check the active race card before spending. The level 35 figures here are full-car planning totals, not a universal requirement for every race.

Your car may already have Elite levels or an event discount may be active. The planner starts from your selected current level and uses the undiscounted workbook schedule. Your in-game next-level price is the final check.

The original Toyota GR Supra belongs to the eight-car collection. A later GR Supra V2 appears in John’s Tuner Pit and has a different parts schedule. Select the exact car version you own.

No. The Supra Mk4 is listed as the original collection prize. If you want to raise that prize from level 0 to 35, budget its own green, blue, pink and yellow Parts too.