Here's something you need to know for right now: I have not cropped all the images I have saved for each vehicle so the current version of this guide you're reading doesn't have pictures nor stats for each tier in it. I plan to add them at a later point, so be sure to look back on it every now and then to see what the cars look like.

Regardless...

I am here to show you the full list of cars and how to get the Secrets. I will make sure that what you see is what you get, and I will show the best ways to get them. This guide will also be organized in the order the vehicles normally are in the game, from Drifters to Swifts for base while the DLC follows afterwards.

The game's base vehicle roster is no longer sorted by rarity, as the rarity of cars no longer have any effect on their performance in this game. They only affect the chances of them appearing in the Shop.

And when it comes to the Shop system for cars you can buy, the amount varies depending on the rarity just like the first Unleashed game. But here, there's two differences:

• The vehicles are priced higher than they were (Commons were 500, now they cost 2,000)
  
• Super Treasure Hunt cars have the same prices no matter what the car is (they're 6,000 each)

Fortunately, payouts for this game are like triple the amount of what the first game was where you get like 525 Coins per 1st place finish in offline races, now you get 1,500 for 1st place finishes offline, or 1,200 for 1st place in Elimination offline.

There's also the Hot Wheels Spin where you could also get cars from, but the likelihood of getting them through that is extremely low, so your best solution is to get the vehicles outright in the Shop. Plus, you can only use Spin Tokens there which are about as scarce as Upgrading Kits.

As was just explained, vehicle prices have changed from the first game. They're in the thousands now, and the payouts are much more than before so it's not like you're gonna have financial problems. And don't worry, microtransactions in this game do not exist, it's just you earning in-game currency. Despite that, you'll usually find all the buyable ones in the shop anyway, and you can also force a refresh for every 350 Coins if you don't feel like waiting.

So as you can tell, the game is much more generous with getting the cars unlike the first game with that terrible Blind Box system. Here's the prices for what you're usually gonna see:
-Common: 2,000
-Rare: 3,500
-Legendary/Secret*: 5,000
-Super Treasure Hunt: 6,000

* = Duplicates of cars part of the Secret rarity can only be seen in the Shop once the ones from the Unleashed Missions are obtained. Same for DLC cars, which are Legendary. They never appear in the Hot Wheels Spin.

There's 65 Commons, 30 Rares, 18 Legends, 15 Super Treasure Hunts, and 13 unlockable Secret rarity cars in total, giving off the max of 141 vehicles in the base game, compared to Unleashed 1's 73 base game cars. That's like, twice the amount!

So let's do some algebra here:
Commons - 2,000 * 65 = 130,000 Coins
Rares - 3,500 * 30 = 105,000 Coins
Legends - 5,000 * 18 = 90,000 Coins
Super Treasure Hunts - 6,000 * 15 = 90,000 Coins

130,000 + 105,000 + 90,000(2) = 415,000 Total Coins

And that total is assuming you don't spend 350 on any Shop refreshes (or 1,000 for refreshing prizes from the Hot Wheels Spin). That number may be big, but trust me... that's not even all the game is about. The REAL fun starts with the Secret cars!

Before I go into the full vehicle list, I feel it’s very important to talk about this first because it is common for people to want all upgraded vehicles and possibly every single skill for them unlocked so badly that they will skip directly to the end result by getting a hold of a 100% save game data from someone else. Yes, that is a thing specifically for the PC version of the game, but I do not recommend doing this!

Although it may be fun having a fully complete collection with all the cars upgraded and having all skills unlocked for each within a very short amount of time... what do you really gain from just doing that? What satisfaction would you feel from it? You might think it’s cool for a little while, but since you didn’t put in any work for it, it will have no meaning. You’ll know your collection, upgrades, and possible skill purchases weren't legitimately completed.

Think of it as cheating on a test in school - if you just get the answers from one of your classmates or friends, you’re not doing the work yourself. And even though you may pass the test, you won’t be any better or smarter for it. You won't get any credit as a result.

Part of what makes grinding fun is the rewarding feeling of actually reaching that achievement! You set a goal for yourself, you put in time to meet that goal and eventually, through your own persistence, you'll achieve that goal. You’ll actually feel accomplishment from it.

Not only do people who have no common sense in them do this, there are also people who would go out of their way to make duplicates of their save file. If that's what they wish to do for their own enjoyment, be my guest, but it becomes painfully inexcusable when that person shares their 100% save file(s) to other people for this game.

It's also mandatory to consider whether you should even search for a save file for a fully complete upgraded collection in the first place. Like I mentioned above - by simply getting a hold of a save file for all 141 vehicles upgraded and all skills bought for them, there's no sense of accomplishment. You just have that, without putting in the time and work to get to that point. Sure, what you obtained might have had some kind of value to it, but it's also possible that the person you got the save file from may not have gotten all that legitimately despite the Easy Anti-Cheat system. Whether they did or not, though, you didn't put in the work to get that goal complete.

That's why I advise staying away from people who are willing to lend over their saves to other people, as you never know that the file could contain malicious viruses to kill your computer as well. However, if you're grinding with one or multiple friends and can trust that they're working on their collection legitimately as well, you can achieve that goal in that way.

You can also seemingly grind it out in split-screen mode by having a second controller with tape or a rubber band to hold down the Accelerate trigger on a start/finish course made in Track Builder while picking an Ultimate tier Power Sander and getting it done faster that way, with the only interaction you really have to do for the second controller being selecting a car - although that sense of accomplishment will be less rewarding than doing it in single player, it's still a decent method.

I'm not gonna tell you who to ask for a game save they have completed themselves, nor will I encourage that in the comments as they will be deleted. Please do the work yourself. I do not promote, nor encourage the use of getting a hold of save game data just to get all upgraded cars with their skills unlocked within a much shorter amount of time. I just do not encourage that.


Besides, you don't wanna risk the EAC system locking you out of the game, right?

These are Drifter cars. You can use these to handle drifting in corners more easily than any other car, enabling you to pull off some insanely wide skids on the track. But they don't have fast boost regeneration, so Boost Skills are the way to go for these. Muscles and Hot Rods are usually put into this category.

Commons
-'71 El Camino
-2018 Ford Mustang GT
-Bassline
-COPO Camaro
-Hollowback
-Maelstrom
-Rivited
-Rodger Dodger
-RocketFire
-Solid Muscle
-Street Creeper
-Surf 'N Turf

Rares
-'32 Ford
-'55 Chevy
-Count Muscula
-Hot Wired
-K.I.T.T.
-Rip Rod

Legends
-Bone Shaker
-2012 Custom Volkswagen Beetle (1968)
-Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody

Super Treasure Hunts
-Custom Volkswagen
-Rodger Dodger
-Street Creeper

Secrets
-Bone Shaker Unleashed
-Drift King


Bone Shaker Unleashed
Have the first Hot Wheels Unleashed game installed on the same console/computer and then start up Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 - Turbocharged. A message will appear after the title screen saying that the car has been added to the Collection. If you start up Unleashed 2 for the very first time after meeting the aforementioned requirement, you must complete or skip the tutorial and then restart the game for the car to appear in your collection.

Drift King
Complete 10 laps in Drift Master mode without resetting the multiplier. This one can be a bit daunting, especially if you're not good at this mode. But it's not that bad if you can get used to how the drifting works and manage your speed well in corners. You can slow down and even stop in the turns, you just can't collide into walls nor respawn yourself, which both reset your multiplier. Just pick an easy track and get a little bit of a multiplier, then carefully make your way through without touching any walls.

When you're driving Balanced cars like these, you'll be able to overcome any track layouts with a good combination of speed and handling, so any Skills you put on these cars will make 'em better overall. You'll find Speed cars a lot in this category.

Commons
-16 Angels
-2010 Aston Martin DBS
-Car-de-Asada
-El Superfasto
-GT-Scorcher
-Hot Seat
-Power Pro
-Power Rage
-RD-02
-Roadster Bite
-Seared Tuner
-Supercharged
-Twin Mill

Rares
-Bully Goat
-Dragon Blaster
-El Segundo Coupe
-Exotique
-Golf GTI
-2020 Koenigsegg Jesko
-Sharkruiser

Legends
-1954 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL
-Power Rocket
-Street Wiener

Super Treasure Hunts
-16 Angels
-Dragon Blaster
-Twin Mill

Secrets
-Cosmic Coupe
-La Fasta
-Tooligan
-Twin Mill III
-Oldsmobile 442


Cosmic Coupe
Get 100% completion in Creature Rampage mode. This means you need to get all standard and Unleashed Goals for every event. Extreme Events do not count towards the 100% completion, as they're only unlocked after defeating the fifth and final Boss Race. Compared to the Unleashed Goals of the Extreme Events, they're not as difficult, so you'll need to have at least a little bit of skill to get that completion.

La Fasta
Collect all 65 Common cars in the base game. This one should be relatively easy, since each Common car costs 2,000 Coins in the Shop (except Quad Rod for some reason, which costs 3,500, I might be wrong about that). Just keep on buying stuff!

Tooligan
Upgrade 129 cars in the game. I know it says to upgrade all cars, but you only need to upgrade 129 to get this one. The grind truly begins here, as you not only need the amount of cars given, but you'll need to get an abundance of Coins/Upgrading Kits to get just a single car. Yes, you can use Coins to upgrade cars in this game which you were only able to upgrade cars in the first Unleashed game with Gears. But since Upgrading Kits are more scarce than Coins in this game, Milestone was generous enough to have Coins be an option. The upgrading effect is the same, it's just Upgrading Kits are there to be a more convenient way to upgrade your cars.

But you might be wondering... how many Upgrading Kits do you need to upgrade a single car? You need 1 for Powered tier, and 2 for Ultimate tier. So you'll need 3 for one car. Oddly, you can only get those in three ways: completing events in Creature Rampage, leveling up (offline and online), and winning them in the Hot Wheels Spin. In total, you'll need at least 387 Upgrading Kits, and that takes too long to acquire given how scarce they are compared to Skill Points and Coins. You'll be lucky to score 1 or 2 from the Hot Wheels Spin, which can ease up on the grinding a little bit.

As for the Coin method of upgrading, it's actually what most players prefer because Coins are much easier to get. How many Coins you need to get to upgrade a single car isn't that much. You'll need 1,250 for Powered tier, 3,000 for Ultimate tier. So you'll need at least 4,250 Coins to fully upgrade a car. In total, you'll need 548,250 Coins which is a LOT, compared to 387 Upgrading Kits. But, this route is actually the way to go to get this car in a quicker span of time. You'll need to dedicate a few hours of grinding, so you might as well work on those Unleashed Missions as you work on this. Eventually, it'll pay off.

Once done, you'll also get the next car below, assuming you got all other cars beforehand.

Twin Mill III
Collect all 138 cars in the game (the Bone Shaker Unleashed and Cadillac Seville by Gucci do not count). You'll need all 65 Commons, all 30 Rares, all 18 Legends, all 15 Super Treasure Hunts, and 10 other Secrets. This will likely be your last car to get in the base game, and you'll get this right after getting the Tooligan as mentioned above. Worth collecting all the other cars just for this? That depends on who you ask for that.

Oldsmobile 442
Collect all 15 Super Treasure Hunts. Same deal as the other cars that need you to collect all cars in a specific rarity (it's still the best Secret rarity car, idc what people think).

Rocket class cars specialize in speeding down very long straights, allowing you to catch up and pass other racers more quickly and having more grip at speed. However, you won't have a lot of boost to work with, so applying Boost Skills is advised. Race type of cars usually go in this category.

Commons
-Winning Formula
-BMW 3.0 CSL Race Car
-BMW M3 GT2
-Mattel Dream Mobile
-Way 2 Fast
-Aristo Rat
-DAVancenator
-Cyber Speeder
-Prototype H-24
-Jet Threat 3.0
-HW Prototype 12
-Liberty Walk Super Silhouette Nissan Silvia S15

Rares
-Audi R8 Spyder
-24 Ours
-Bad to the Blade
-Sol-Aire CX4
-Glory Chaser
-MS-T Suzuka
-Super Blitzen
-2016 Bugatti Chiron

Legends
-Veloci-Racer
-Group C Fantasy

Super Treasure Hunts
-'71 El Camino
-Cyber Speeder
-Prototype H-24

Secrets
-Fast Fish


Fast Fish
Collect all 30 Rare cars. Take it for what it's worth. Decent reward for what it is, we've wanted to see this car in the first game, but now it's here in the second.

Here is the Heavy-Duty class. You'll be able to smash through a lot of obstacles and withstand most modules with little to no interruptions with a ton of Boost to build up in these. The caveat is their mobility is limited, so Handling Skills are needed to make them work correctly. Vans and Monster Trucks belong in this category. Only Monster Trucks can drive through Barriers without speed loss.

Commons
-Roller Toaster
-Tricera-Truck
-Invader
-Bone Shaker MT
-Race Ace
-HW Demo Derby
-Tiger Shark
-5 Alarm
-Night Burner
-Diesel Duty

Rares
-Fast Gassin
-Hot Wheels High
-Tanknator
-Volkswagen Drag Bus

Legends
-1956 Ford Truck
-Deora II

Super Treasure Hunts
-Tanknator
-Dodge Deora

Secrets
-Duck 'N Roll
-Volkswagen Beach Bomb


Duck 'N Roll
Reach Prestige 1. For every 30 levels up to Prestige 9 for your Player Level, you'll gain a new Prestige Level. Upon reaching the first Prestige Level, you'll be able to redeem the Unleashed Mission for this (the most over-meme'd car in both games, I hate it).

Volkswagen Beach Bomb
Complete Creature Rampage mode. Beat all five Boos Races, that's really all there is to it. Use a fast car for these, since there will be times where you'll be barely saving yourself from failure by reaching the targets in time.

Off-Road vehicles can withstand and handle rougher and dirty terrains much more better than other cars, and they have faster Boost regeneration. They're not very agile, so you'll need to apply Handling Skills to make them better for corners. Quads and Jeeps fall into this category. Also the only class in the game that doesn't have a Super Treasure Hunt car and with the least amount of cars.

Commons
-Mountain Mauler
-Sandivore
-Quad Rod
-ATV

Rares
-Sand Stinger
-Power Sander

Legends
-Audi Sport Quattro
-Baja Jump Truck

Secrets
-BAJA Bone Shaker


BAJA Bone Shaker
Collect all 18 Legendary cars in the base game. It's an alright reward, though I have to wonder why they need to emphasize on having yet ANOTHER variation of this car... I mean we all know that car is the mascot of Hot Wheels, Mattel. Thanks, guys...

Swift cars specialize in lighter weight and extremely high acceleration when boosting, allowing you to perform quick maneuvers and get up to speed almost instantaneously. They can take on corners in style, too. Bikes and Street Cars are usually found in this category.

Commons
-Street Stealth
-Canyon Carver
-HW450F
-Diavel 2016
-Desert X 2023
-FIAT 500
-Bump Around
-Time Attaxi
-14 Corvette Stingray Convertible
-Aston Martin 1963 DB5
-Classic Packard
-Bye Focal II
-Splittin' Image II
-Nissan Z

Rares
-BMW R nineT Racer
-Honda S2000
-Synkro

Legends
-Bad Bagger
-1199 Panigale
-Back To The Future Time Machine
-Night Shifter
-Mini Cooper S
-Snoopy

Super Treasure Hunts
-Blast Lane
-FIAT 500
-Bump Around
-Ford Hot Heap

Secrets
-Street Noz
-Cadillac Seville by Gucci


Street Noz
Win 5 races against Extreme difficulty AI. This can be tough to do, given the rubberbanding for the AI is on like Mario Kart levels at that difficulty just to make it more challenging to get 1st place. I advise driving on a track where you know a big shortcut or two and keeping your driving good for the whole thing. Remember, you only need to win against them 5 times to get this car.

Cadillac Seville by Gucci
The only Secret rarity car on this list to not have the spoiler format because it's available at the start of the game. There's no Unleashed Mission to unlock it, you're just given this car immediately.

DLC cars are add-ons that do not get added in the lineup of the base game roster. Instead, they start from the end of the Swift class and end at the start of the Drifter class. All DLC cars are Legendary rarity by default. They are ordered by pack and release date this time instead of mostly alphabetical like the first game while staying in the order of the base game's roster (Drifter > Balanced > Rocket > Heavy-Duty > Off-Road > Swift) at the same time. Pack and Class for each are in parenthesis.

I will be updating the DLC sections from time to time! Just remember to not spoil the DLC vehicles in the comments, or they will be deleted!

Free Packs
-Mad Manga (Balanced / Manga Pack)
-Track Manga (Balanced / Manga Pack)

-Muscle Tone (Drifter / Highway 35 Free Pack)
-Ballistik (Swift / Highway 35 Free Pack)

-Iridium (Balanced / AcceleRacers Free Pack 1)
-RD-05 (Off-Road / AcceleRacers Free Pack 1)

-Shark Bite (Balanced / Mega Bites Pack)
-Hotweiler (Off-Road / Mega Bites Pack)

-Technetium (Balanced / AcceleRacers Free Pack 2)
-Piledriver (Off-Road / AcceleRacers Free Pack 2)

-Battle Spec (Balanced / AcceleRacers Free Pack 3)
-Jack Hammer (Rocket / AcceleRacers Free Pack 3)

Pre-Orders
-Mod Rod (Drifter / Rust and Fast Pack)
-FusionBusta (Drifter / Rust and Fast Pack)

-F1 Racer (Rocket / Unstoppables Pack)
-Sand Burner (Off-Road / Unstoppables Pack)

-Electro Silhouette (Balanced / Speed Kings Pack)
-Impavido 1 (Rocket / Speed Kings Pack)

-Speed Bump (Off-Road / Just a Scratch Pack)
-Sudden Stop (Off-Road / Just a Scratch Pack)


(CURSE YOU MILESTONE FOR NOT GOING THROUGH WITH THE DROP TOPS SPEED BUMP FOR THIS GAME!!!)

Volume 1 DLC will go on from October 19th, 2023 to February 16th, 2024.

-Twin Mill Unleashed (Balanced / Twin Mill Unleashed Pack)

-RD-09 (Balanced / AcceleRacers All-Stars Pack)
-SpecTyte (Balanced / AcceleRacers All-Stars Pack)
-Carbide (Rocket / AcceleRacers All-Stars Pack)
-Rollin' Thunder (Off-Road / AcceleRacers All-Stars Pack)

-2016 Ford GT Race (Rocket / Speed and Style Pack)
-Audi R8 LMS (Rocket / Speed and Style Pack)
-Corvette C8.R (Rocket / Speed and Style Pack)
-Nissan GT-R Liberty Walk Silhouette Works 35GT-RR (Rocket / Speed and Style Pack)

-El Camino (Drifter / Fast X Pack)
-Datsun 240Z (Balanced / Fast X Pack)
-Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA (Swift / Fast X Pack)
-BMW M5 (Swift / Fast X Pack)

-Rat-ified (Drifter / AcceleRacers Expansion)
-Chicane (Balanced / AcceleRacers Expansion)
-Spine Buster (Balanced / AcceleRacers Expansion)
-Vert's (Reverb) (Balanced / AcceleRacers Expansion)

-1990 Honda Civic EF (Swift / Honda Modern Classics Pack)
-1985 Honda City Turbo II (Swift / Honda Modern Classics Pack)
-2018 Honda Civic Type R (Swift / Honda Modern Classics Pack)
-2022 Honda Super Cub (Swift / Honda Modern Classics Pack)

-Fiat 500D Modificado (Balanced / Made in Italy Expansion)
-Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI (Rocket / Made in Italy Expansion)
-Lancia 037 (Off-Road / Made in Italy Expansion)
-Vespa 90 SS Super Sprint (1966) (Swift / Made in Italy Expansion)


(The only problem with the Nissan is it's lengthy name... probably the longest in the entire game. Even with the latest patch, it's still the longest name in the game for a car...)

Volume 2 DLC will begin on March 21st, 2024 and will end on June 20th, 2024.

-24/Seven (Balanced / Highway 35 World Race Pack)
-Power Pistons (Balanced / Highway 35 World Race Pack)
-Sling Shot (Rocket / Highway 35 World Race Pack)
-Vulture (Rocket / Highway 35 World Race Pack)

-Bigfoot (Heavy-Duty / Monster Trucks Pack)
-Gunkster (Heavy-Duty / Monster Trucks Pack)
-Mega-Wrex (Heavy-Duty / Monster Trucks Pack)
-Rhinomite (Heavy-Duty / Monster Trucks Pack)

-Dodge Charger R/T '70 (Drifter / Fast & Furious Expansion)
-W Motors Lykan HyperSport (Balanced / Fast & Furious Expansion)
-95 Mitsubishi Eclipse (Swift / Fast & Furious Expansion)
-Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 (Swift / Fast & Furious Expansion)

-1994 Bugatti EB110 SS (Balanced / Old but Gold Pack)
-Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 (Balanced / Old but Gold Pack)
-Lancia Delta HF Integrale (Off-Road / Old but Gold Pack)
-Lancia Stratos Group 5 (Off-Road / Old but Gold Pack)

-Speed Slayer (Rocket / Alien Encounters Expansion)
-Hiway Hauler 2 (Heavy-Duty / Alien Encounters Expansion)
-Test Subject (Heavy-Duty / Alien Encounters Expansion)
-Swamp Buggy (Off-Road / Alien Encounters Expansion)

-1971 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.8 AMG (Balanced / Mercedes-Benz Pack)
-2016 Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Rocket / Mercedes-Benz Pack)
-1993 Mercedes-Benz E 36 AMG Estate Custom (Swift / Mercedes-Benz Pack)
-2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class (Swift / Mercedes-Benz Pack)


(Notes to be added)

Well, that's it! I hope this was informative, and I'll make sure to add the pictures and stats for each cars. I'm willing to do the same for this guide like I did for the full vehicle list guide I made on the first Unleashed game (link will come soon), so be on the lookout for that soon!

11/14/2023 - Guide Uploaded to Steam

12/24/2023 - Revised a few car names to match exactly what they're called in-game, added the Fast X and AcceleRacers Expansion cars in the DLC (Volume 1) section, and added/changed a few things in the topmost section about Secret rarity cars.

3/8/2024 - Added the Highway 35 and AcceleRacers Free Packs for the Free DLC section, and added the Honda Modern Classics with the Made in Italy Expansion cars.

4/6/2024 - Highway 35 World Race and Monster Trucks Packs added in the Volume 2 section.

4/26/24 - Mega Bites and Fast & Furious Expansion vehicles added.

5/1/24 - AcceleRacers Free Pack 2 added in the Free DLC section.

3/26/25 - Finished up the DLC vehicle list for this game, sorry it took so long! Lots of things happened that took priority over this, so I hope you can forgive me! Might put stats in the next revision of this guide.

To be expanded...