No, you cannot directly trade cars with another player in CSR2. The game does not have a peer-to-peer trading system. This is a deliberate design choice by the developers to maintain the game's economy and progression structure, which is based on earning in-game currency, opening crates, and winning cars through events. However, there are indirect ways to "share" cars within a crew, primarily for crew-based events.
The main method of collaboration is through Crew Sharing. When participating in crew events like the Wildcard or Crew Cup, any car you own that meets the event requirements can be used by your crewmates to help complete the event goals. You aren't permanently giving the car away; you're lending its use for a specific, shared objective. This is the closest the game gets to trading.
Your primary methods for acquiring new cars are:
- Winning them from seasonal events, prestige cups, and showdowns.
- Purchasing them with in-game cash, gold, or real money.
- Pulling them from manufacturer, silver, or gold crates.
The absence of direct trading prevents issues like creating multiple accounts to farm rare cars and then transferring them to a main account, which would disrupt the game's balance. It encourages active participation in all aspects of the game to build your collection.
| Method of Car Acquisition | Description | Is it Player Trading? |
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| Crew Sharing (Lending) | Teammates can use your qualified cars for specific crew events. | No, it's temporary lending for a shared goal. |
| In-Game Purchases | Buying cars directly with Cash, Gold, or real currency. | No, it's a transaction with the game. |
| Winning from Events | Earn cars as rewards for completing cups, showdowns, etc. | No, it's a reward for individual/crew effort. |
| Pulling from Crates | Obtain cars randomly from various crate types. | No, it's a game of chance. |
