Money and Coins

This cpm 2 money hub helps you earn cash and coins, check which currency a purchase needs, and plan a car resale. Start with Daily Tasks and Rewards on the garage home screen. The coin route continues through Unlimited, S9, and S10 drag races, while the cash route uses saved coins to buy a car for multiplayer resale. The payouts described here come from individual players' runs, so check your own balances before spending.

Daily Rewards: Cash and Coins Have Separate Balances

The green balance represents cash; the yellow balance represents coins. A large cash balance does not cover a purchase priced in coins. Check the icon beside the price and compare it with the matching balance.

Open Daily Tasks to follow your displayed objectives, then open Rewards to collect login rewards. The login calendar contains both green cash rewards and yellow coin rewards. Task progress counters and green checks show when the displayed objectives are complete.

One player reported receiving 300 coins and 100,000 game money after completing a daily task once. The cpm 2 how to get coins route uses that task as preparation for the drag strip; it is a reported starting payout, rather than a guaranteed reward for every task.

Drag Races: Volkswagen, Supra MK5 and an Empty Turbo Slot

The demonstrated coin sequence changes both the car and its setup:

StageCar and setupCoins the player reported
UnlimitedVolkswagen described as Sarraco2,200
S9Supra MK51,500
S10Supra MK5 with the turbo removed1,000

Together with the reported 300-coin task reward, those gains total 5,000 coins, matching the showroom balance shown in that run. The Unlimited results panel displayed YOU LOST, so check the coin balance rather than judging the payout from the race message alone. Before S10, confirm that the MK5's turbocharger slot is empty in the S62 engine-parts screen.

Car Resale: A 2,000-Coin Golf and a Reported 35 Million Cash Sale

The cpm 2 how to make money demonstration uses an anime-design Golf with Style 2/6 selected. Its shop frame shows a 2,000-coin price. Match the design and check your own displayed price before buying.

The player reported selling that car in multiplayer for 35 million cash. That amount describes one completed transaction; finding a buyer is part of the route.

Buying the Golf spends coins before a buyer is secured. Count the resale earnings only after the sale completes and your cash balance increases.