Drift Hunters Cars List: Every Price, Torque & Top Speed Ranked

This guide covers the original Drift Hunters (v1.2) — the classic 26-car, 10-track version, not the newer Drift Hunters MAX series, which has a different car roster and different prices. Every figure below — price, torque, redline, peak torque RPM, and top speed — was pulled directly from the game’s own build files, not estimated from real-world car specs. If a number here disagrees with another guide, this one came straight from the source.

Table of Contents

• Quick Facts
• Entry-Level Cars
• Mid-Tier Cars
• High-End Cars
• Notable Picks From the Data
• Best Value Cars by Torque per Credit
• FAQ

Quick Facts

Entry-Level Cars

These nine cars are the cheapest in the game, all priced under 25,000 credits — affordable enough to buy outright with your starting cash or an early grinding session.

Mid-Tier Cars

The middle band runs from 25,500 to 71,600 credits and includes some of the game’s most iconic drift platforms, including the RX7 and its 9,500 RPM redline — the highest in the game.

High-End Cars

The top eight cars range from 84,300 to 134,300 credits. This is also where top speed stops correlating cleanly with price — the most expensive car in the game isn’t the fastest one.

Notable Picks From the Data

• Fastest car: R35 at 300 km/h — the only car in the game that hits the 300 mark.
• Highest revving: RX7 at 9,500 RPM, with the S2000 close behind at 9,000.
• Most torque: FRLD at 1,700 — the highest figure in the game, on a car that costs just 8,500 credits.
• Best cheap performer: FRLD again. Highest torque in the game at the second-lowest price of any car — there’s no better value purchase available.
• Weakest engines: E30, E36, E46, and M1 all sit at 1,000 torque, the lowest figure in the game. All four are BMWs — momentum cars rather than power cars.
• Price doesn’t buy speed: RWB is the most expensive car at 134,300 credits but tops out at 260 km/h — slower than the GS (95,700 credits) and the SPR (just 40,200 credits, for 280 km/h).

Best Value Cars by Torque per Credit

Dividing each car’s torque by its price shows which cars give you the most raw power for your credits. Since the AE86 is free at the start of the game, FRLD is effectively the best purchase available to any new player.

FAQ

How many cars are in Drift Hunters?

The original Drift Hunters has 26 cars. Drift Hunters MAX and MAX V2 have larger, different rosters, so their prices and stats don’t match this guide.

What’s the fastest car in Drift Hunters?

The R35 has the highest top speed at 300 km/h — no other car in the game reaches that mark.

What’s the best value car for the price?

FRLD. It has the highest torque figure in the entire game (1,700) at the second-lowest price (8,500 credits), making it the strongest early purchase after your free starting AE86.

How much does it cost to buy every car in the game?

1,372,900 credits to own all 26 cars, before spending anything on upgrades.

Are these the same stats as Drift Hunters MAX?

No. Drift Hunters MAX and MAX V2 are separate games with their own car rosters, prices, and top speeds. This guide is based on the original Drift Hunters (v1.2) build files only.

Ready to see how these numbers feel behind the wheel? Head over to Drift Hunters and take the FRLD for a spin.