Mad Pursuit cars determine how well you survive police chases, drift around corners, and absorb collisions. Reference data shows two primary distributions of the game: the Unity 3D release developed by Solo Forge (published on CrazyGames and mobile app stores by Fire Anvil Games), which features 14 vehicles, and the expanded browser portal edition (documented on YoPlay and related portals), which lists up to 50 unlockable vehicles with specific coin costs and Speed Performance Index (SPX) ratings.
Choosing the right car depends on whether your current objective requires absorbing direct contact from SWAT cruisers or maintaining top speed to outrun aerial helicopter pursuit.
Documented Car Roster and Coin Prices
In the web portal edition of Mad Pursuit documented on YoPlay, the garage tracks vehicles by Speed, Health, and Handling. The baseline efficiency is calculated through the Speed Performance Index (SPX), which starts at a default 100% across vehicles to reflect top speed, boost power, handling, and acceleration relative to stock performance.
The following table lists the confirmed car names and purchase costs recorded from the in-game shop:
| Vehicle Name | Vehicle Tier / Type | Documented Price (Coins) |
|---|---|---|
| Stationer | Starter Sedan | Free |
| Originello | Entry Compact | 105 |
| Originello R | Tuned Compact | 465 |
| Muscle | Classic Muscle | 585 |
| Van | Utility Vehicle | 855 |
| Hypervan | Heavy High-End | 15,000 |
| Bug | Compact Cruiser | 15,000 |
| Badi XR | Performance Model | 15,000 |
| Forcer | High-End Sports | 15,000 |
| Bad Karma | Elite Vehicle | 15,000 |
Vehicles in this version can also be customized with basic exterior paint colors, specifically white, blue, yellow, and red.
Mission and Milestone Vehicle Unlocks
Several portal builds track vehicle access through mode completion and milestone challenges rather than raw coin purchases alone. According to data published for the game's mission challenges, ten specific vehicles unlock through set mode achievements:
| Vehicle | Class | Unlock Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Speedster | Small Sports Car | Complete Survival 1 level |
| Muscle Car | Muscle Car | Collect 5,000 in-game coins |
| Armored Van | Armored Vehicle | Complete Getaway Driver 3 level |
| Roadster | Convertible | Random drop from Lucky Spin |
| Pickup Truck | Pickup | Complete Racing 2 mission |
| Police Cruiser | Police Car | Collect 1,000 police points |
| Supercar | Supercar | Unlock Lucky Spin after completing Survival 5 |
| Off-Road Buggy | Off-Road | Complete Zone Mode 2 |
| Convertible | Convertible | Collect special event rewards |
| Sports Coupe | Sports Coupe | Complete Drift Master challenge |
Vehicle Classes in the 14-Car Garage Edition
In the release developed by Solo Forge and published by Fire Anvil Games (available on CrazyGames, Google Play, and browser mirrors), the garage contains 14 distinct vehicles grouped into three broad design categories:
- Regular Sedans: Standard baseline vehicles such as the starter car. They offer balanced handling suitable for learning street layouts, though they lack the high top speed of exotics or the impact resistance of heavier builds.
- Muscle Cars: Built with heavier chassis weight. Muscle cars take physical contact well and shrug off side-swipes from patrol cars, but they turn slower and require earlier drift initiation before entering sharp corners.
- Supercars: The fastest tier in the garage. Supercars feature high acceleration and sharp cornering responsiveness, allowing you to create separation on straightaways and slip through narrow gaps, but they are more vulnerable to ramming when boxed in by SWAT units.
On platforms running the Solo Forge build, forward movement is automatic. Driving centers on steering (A/D or Left/Right Arrow), reversing out of blocks (S or Down Arrow), and triggering nitro (Shift). The July 28, 2026 CrazyGames update also incorporates active abilities assigned to top and bottom slots (Q and E keys).
In-Game Boosts and Power-Ups
During active runs, cars can interact with on-map drops to survive sudden spikes in chase aggression:
- Nitro Burns: Nitro provides an instant forward burst. It is most effective when pulling away from pursuing units on straightaways or breaking through an approaching police barricade.
- Health Packs: Added in mobile update version 1.0.57, health packs appear directly on the city map to restore vehicle durability after taking collision damage.
- Gift Box Pickups: Certain web versions spawn collectible gift boxes that provide temporary vehicle modifiers, including activating special speed boosts or causing the car to triple in physical size for several seconds to clear traffic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cars are available in Mad Pursuit?
The total depends on the version being played. The official Solo Forge and Fire Anvil Games release on CrazyGames, Google Play, and web mirrors features 14 cars. Web portal editions documented on YoPlay and Acceleration City catalog rosters ranging from 30 up to 50 vehicles.
What is the starter car in Mad Pursuit?
In the documented 50-car web version, the starter vehicle is the Stationer, which is free to use from the beginning of the game.
What does SPX mean on car stat cards?
SPX stands for Speed Performance Index. It evaluates a vehicle's combined top speed, acceleration, handling, and boost power as a percentage, starting at a default 100% baseline for stock vehicles.
How do you unlock 15,000 coin cars faster?
Coins are accumulated by surviving longer pursuit times, completing mode objectives across Survival, Racing, and Getaway Driver modes, and picking up currency scattered along city routes. Upgrading handling and durability on early cars such as the Originello or Muscle allows you to survive longer runs and collect higher coin payouts.
