Free to playCPM 2 Cruise, tune, race together
Meet up with other drivers on shared servers, build your car your way, and take it from street meets to drag, drift and rally events.
Is CPM 2 worth it?
CPM 2 is worth it if…
- you like open-world driving with car meets, chat and trading
- you like deep car tuning, from engines and gearboxes to vinyls and interiors
- you want drag, circuit, drift and rally racing in one place
- you like casual roleplay such as taxi driving and police patrols
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A shared city for car people
You roll into a gas station forecourt and find it already full, engines idling while drivers compare builds over voice chat. Traffic, stations and shops keep it feeling lived-in, and you can drift between hanging out and driving without loading into a separate lobby.
Tuning that goes past paint
You buy something ordinary, then swap the engine, add a turbo, change the gearbox and exhaust, dial the suspension and camber until it sits just right. Cabins are fully modelled, some cars offer more than one interior and sports cars get animated retractable panels. Dynamic vinyls and body parts finish the look, from clean to police livery.
Four racing disciplines plus practice tracks
You line up for a drag launch, then switch to a circuit race, a drift run or a rally stage with a co-driver calling the road. Drift and Time Attack tracks work solo for practice and in multiplayer against friends. Handling can be adjusted with assists such as ABS, ESP and TCS, plus steering sensitivity, so one car can feel calm for cruising or sharp for competition once you find the right settings.
Parking challenges and day jobs
You take a tow truck or a heavy truck into one of 82 parking and driving challenges, threading classic, sports, pickup and work vehicles into tight real-world style bays. Between events, the open world offers working roles: pick up fares as a taxi driver or patrol in police mode and fine other players. It is an easy loop of earn, tune and show off, best enjoyed with a wheel, gamepad or keyboard and mouse.
Good to know?
How does multiplayer and crossplay work?
Drift and Time Attack tracks, plus the wider open world, can be driven with friends rather than only strangers.
What can I change on my cars?
Mechanical work covers engines, turbochargers, gearboxes, exhausts, suspension and wheel camber. Visual work covers body parts, dynamic vinyls, paint and detailing, with fully modelled cabins and multiple interior options on some models.
What is there to do besides racing?
There are 82 parking and driving challenges across vehicle classes, from classics and sports cars to pickups, tow trucks and heavy trucks. You can also take basic open-world jobs, working as a taxi driver or patrolling the streets in police mode and issuing fines.
