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How to Make the Koenigsegg Agera R Faster in CPM 2

Squeeze maximum speed out of the Koenigsegg Agera R in Car Parking Multiplayer 2 — upgrades, gearbox tuning for top speed, and testing tips.

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Research-based fan guide. Official store details and community reports are identified in the references; we have not independently tested every in-game value or route. Rewards and settings may change between versions.

The Koenigsegg Agera R is already one of the fastest things in CPM 2 — but "fast" and "fastest possible" are different projects. Here's the method.

Step 1: Max the hardware

  1. Engine upgrades, then check the engine swap menu — the paid W16 unlock (account-wide, ~1,695 hp documented on a demo build) is the community's max-power route where compatible.
  2. Turbocharger over supercharger — turbos suit the Agera R's long high-speed pulls.
  3. Gearbox and clutch upgrades.
  4. Tires and wheel sizes, then E85 fuel.
  5. Verify gains on the Dyno Run tool after each stage.

Step 2: Gearbox for your goal

Two different "fastest" setups (full theory):

  • Top speed runs: lower final drive, longer ratios — test on the highway.
  • Drag strip wins: short 1st/2nd gears for launch, final drive set for strip length.

Step 3: Test like you mean it

  • Warm the tires — cold tires waste the launch.
  • In drag events, the Agera R lands in the top bands (e.g., unlimited class), where five straight wins pay ~1,000 coins.
  • Change one variable at a time and re-test; guesses don't count.

Honest expectations

There is no official top-speed table, and update patches shift the ceiling. The method above is how community record-chasers work — exact numbers belong to your game version, not a wiki.

FAQ

Is the Koenigsegg Agera R the fastest car in CPM 2?

It is one of the top-tier speed and drag cars, but there is no official fastest-car leaderboard — results depend on tune, game version, and class.

What gearbox setup makes the Agera R fastest?

For top speed, lower the final drive and lengthen ratios; for drag wins, keep 1st/2nd short. Test on the highway between changes.

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