Escape Road 3 Car Tier List: All 93 Cars by Rarity (Common to Mythic)
Escape Road 3 has 93 cars split across five rarity tiers – Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic. If you’ve played more than a few runs, you’ll know the garage screen only shows you a car’s name and its rarity, nothing else. No price tag, no stat bars, no numbers. So instead of trying to invent stats that aren’t there, this list sticks to what’s actually real: the full roster, which tier each car sits in, and how you actually unlock them.
How Unlocking Actually Works
You start the game with three cars already sitting in your garage, no purchase needed: Mustang-1969, Auddy S8, and Cybertruck. You also get $500 cash dropped in your account right away, which is enough for a spin or two before your first run if you want to gamble early.
Everything else comes from the slot machine, not a shop. Cash you collect during runs (money bags on the road, plus a daily bonus) goes toward spins. The slot machine has two columns:
- One column decides the rarity you land — Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, or Mythic.
- The other decides whether the reward is a car or a character.
Characters are noticeably rarer than cars out of that second column, so don’t be surprised if you spin a dozen times in a row and only ever get vehicles. That’s normal, not bad luck specifically.
Mythic cars work a little differently on top of that. While they can technically drop from the slot machine, the reliable way to get one is finishing the game’s mini-games — F1 Racing, Firefighting, Zombie Survival, and Alien Invasion. Complete one of those and you’re guaranteed a Mythic unlock rather than hoping the slot lands on it. There are also a handful of achievement-locked vehicles hidden outside the normal pool entirely — for example, one vehicle is unlocked specifically by destroying 100 police cars while driving the Army tank, not through spins or mini-games at all.
Rarity Breakdown
| Rarity | Cars | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 45 | The bulk of the roster, your first few dozen spins will mostly land here |
| Rare | 21 | Second most common outcome |
| Epic | 15 | Noticeably harder to pull than Common/Rare |
| Legendary | 9 | Every single one has a unique named perk |
| Mythic | 3 | Best gotten through mini-games, not spins |
Common Tier (45 cars)
Mustang-1969, Auddy S8, and Cybertruck are the three you start with. Everything else here is a normal slot pull.
- Mustang-1969 (starter)
- Auddy S8 (starter)
- Cybertruck (starter)
- Bluebie
- Mr Mini
- Hot Rod
- Bling
- Rallyman
- The Pro
- Roadrunner
- Micro Bus
- Family Car
- Classy Car
- Blitz Bot 3000
- Doge
- Bumbee
- Laid Back
- Picarchu
- Hot Dog
- Tuk Tuk
- Dino
- GT
- 30”
- Pinkie
- Sportcar
- Quad
- Derby Car
- Muscle Car
- Classic Pickup
- Icecream
- 1967
- Woody
- Go Kart
- Bumpy
- 3 Wheel
- Ghost
- City Car
- Snowmobile
- Red Muscle
- Bluebird
- Purpy
- Newb
- Jabadabadoo
- Casual
- Cheapy
Rare Tier (21 cars)
- Speedy
- Rugged
- Limousine
- Swagmobile
- Camper
- Red Rare
- Mr Massive
- Digger
- Performance
- Green Truck
- Blue Truck
- Garbage Truck
- Skullcar
- BA Van
- Racer
- Army Jeep
- Expensive
- The Shifter
- Poison Power
- Pure Power
- Eye Catcher
Epic Tier (15 cars)
- Drag Racer
- Hovercraft
- 4×4
- Alien
- Dr Drift
- Stealth Drag
- Rocket
- Power Tractor
- Red Truck
- Buggy
- Classic Speed
- Hot Chili
- Overthetop
- The Legend
- Old Epic
Legendary Tier (9 cars)
Every car in this tier comes with its own named perk shown in the garage. These are the ones worth actually reading the flavor text on before you decide what to chase.
| Car | Perk |
|---|---|
| Tank Destroyer | “Nothing can stop this” |
| F1 | “Speed is key” |
| Money Man | “Earn cash 5x faster” |
| Time Machine | “It can travel time” |
| Rocket Launcher | “Whoosh boom” |
| The Beast | “Gives police nightmares” |
| Oil Truck | “Drops oil” |
| Boom Bus | “Double lives” |
| The Flipper | “Toinkkk” |
Money Man and Boom Bus are the two I’d actually be happy to pull over the rest. “Earn cash 5x faster” means every run after that pays for your next spin way quicker, and “Double lives” is a straight survivability perk — it covers a mistake that would normally end your run. The Flipper is also worth knowing about even if the name sounds like a joke: it’s a construction vehicle with an arm on the front that launches cop cars into the air when you hit them, which is exactly as fun as it sounds.
Mythic Tier — All 3 Cars
The top of the roster. These are the ones you should be aiming your mini-game completions at, not your spins.
| Car | Perk |
|---|---|
| F1 Ultimate | “No brakes. No mercy.” |
| XT3000 | “Where others stop, it goes.” |
| Zombie Smasher | “The road belongs to the living.” |
What I’d Actually Do
Don’t overthink your early spins — at Common and Rare, every car is basically the same experience with a different skin, so just enjoy whatever you land on. Once you’ve got a decent cash flow going, Money Man is worth prioritizing the moment you see it, since the cash boost snowballs into everything else you’re trying to unlock. And if you want a Mythic car, stop spinning for it and go finish a mini-game instead – F1 Racing and Firefighting are both shorter and more consistent than hoping the slot machine cooperates.
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