Welcome to the ultimate guide for all vehicles in Drug Dealer Simulator 2! In this guide, we’ll explore the various cars and boats available in the game, detailing their stats, optimal uses, and how they can enhance your trafficking operations. Whether you’re looking for speed, storage capacity, or off-road capability, understanding each vehicle’s strengths and weaknesses will help you make informed decisions and navigate the city streets and waterways with confidence.
Ultimate Vehicle Guide For Drug Dealer Simulator 2
- Location: Archipelago
- Price: 120 000
- Gas Mileage : 1.5L/100km
- Tank : 3.5L
- Inventory: 2
- Gas per inventory : 0.75L/100km
- Location: Archipelago
- Price: 200 000
- Gas Mileage : 3.5L/100km
- Tank : 40L
- Inventory: 6
- Gas per inventory : 0.58L/100km
- Location: Paraiso Peninsula
- Price: 300 000
- Gas Mileage : 4.5L/100km
- Tank : 60L
- Inventory: 10
- Gas per inventory : 0.45L/100km
- Location: Jungle
- Price: 400 000
- Gas Mileage : 7L/100km
- Tank : 70L
- Inventory: 16
- Gas per inventory : 0.4375L/100km
The Numbers
The Offroad Car doesn’t disclose its statistics upfront like dealership cars do, so I estimated its gas mileage by comparing it to the Moped. I measured the distance of 200 units between the police station and the gas seller near Dueno Del Mar.
Results from the experiment:
- Moped at the start: 1.0L per 3.5L
- Moped at the end: 0.7L per 3.5L
- Result: Decrease of 0.3L, which is 1/5 of the 1.5L per 100km mileage.
- Offroad at the start: 15.3L per 70L
- Offroad at the end: 13.9L per 70L
- Result: Decrease of 1.4L, which is 1/5 of the 7L per 100km mileage (6.99).
Based on this, the most efficient strategy for navigating the map is to use the Moped with military attire and a large backpack for daily travel. One large can of gas is sufficient for a full map rotation, and having two in inventory ensures you never run out of gas.
- Location: Small Island
- Price: Free
- Gas Mileage : 1.2L/100km
- Tank : 6L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.24L/100km
- Speed : 47km/h
- Location: Archipelago
- Price: 129 000
- Gas Mileage : 1.2L/100km
- Tank : 6L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.24L/100km
- Speed : 47km/h
- Location: Archipelago
- Price: 165 000
- Gas Mileage : 1.3L/100km
- Tank : 8L
- Inventory: 7
- Gas per inventory : 0.185L/100km
- Speed : 68km/h
- Location: Callejon
- Price: 175 000
- Gas Mileage : 1.3L/100km
- Tank : 8L
- Inventory: 7
- Gas per inventory : 0.185L/100km
- Speed : 68km/h
- Location: Slav Bay
- Price: 315 000
- Gas Mileage : 2.4L/100km
- Tank : 270L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.48 L/100km
- Speed : 68km/h
- Location: Callejon
- Price: 315 000
- Gas Mileage : 1.6L/100km
- Tank : 270L
- Inventory: 9
- Gas per inventory : 0.177L/100km
- Speed : 79km/h
- Location: Slav Bay
- Price: 470 000
- Gas Mileage : 4.4L/100km
- Tank : 270L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.88L/100km
- Speed : 46km/h
- Location: Dueno del Mar
- Price: 750 000
- Gas Mileage : 2.7L/100km
- Tank : 270L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.54L/100km
- Speed : 97km/h
- Location: Dueno del Mar
- Price: 4 200 000
- Gas Mileage : 2.7L/100km
- Tank : 270L
- Inventory: 5
- Gas per inventory : 0.54L/100km
- Speed : 50km/h
- Location: Bahia de Oro
- Price: 6 9000 000
- Gas Mileage : 30L/100km
- Tank : 700L
- Inventory: 20
- Gas per inventory : 0.66L/100km
- Speed : 50km/h
- Location: Dueno Del Mar
- Price: 12 500 000
- Gas Mileage : 100L/100km
- Tank : 2000L
- Inventory: 30
- Gas per inventory : 0.3L/100km
- Speed : 50km/h
- Location: Bahia de Oro
- Price: 25 000 000
- Gas Mileage : 200L/100km
- Tank : 3000L
- Inventory: 45
- Gas per inventory : 0.225L/100km
- Speed : 50km/h
The River Road Navigation
The smallest boat, like other boats, offers similar advantages. With the starting motorboat, you can efficiently navigate the water route connecting Callejon, the Jungle, Slav Bay, and the coke lab/Dueno Del Mar at minimal fuel cost. The boat’s small size allows for swift travel along the river, including maneuvering between the small islands of Slav Bay.
Docks are marked with white squares and red Xs, while the red line indicates the sea route linking Callejon, Jungle, Slav Bay, and Dueno Del Mar.
Acting as Storage Units
Cars, much like boats, can serve as storage units outside of purchasable hideouts. During police raids, your supplies, products, and certain chemicals are at risk of confiscation. To safeguard your goods, it’s advisable to store them outside hideouts when not in use, utilizing vehicles for this purpose.
Each vehicle offers hidden inventory spots ideal for stashing products. Land vehicles and later yachts, despite their high fuel costs, provide substantial secret storage capacity, making them movable and potentially unraidable storage units (pending any updates). However, due to fuel expenses, frequent relocation may be less practical. It’s beneficial to find a convenient location, easily accessible from either production or distribution points, to stash goods nearby.
The Offroad Car is akin to the “yacht” among cars, designed to remain stationary near labs or resources that require frequent gathering and movement (e.g., storing gas near my coke lab after refueling at Dueno Del Mar docks). This avoids the inconvenience of transporting large quantities over long distances on foot, especially when a boat isn’t available for transport at that location.
Classes of Vehicles
There are three classes of vehicles in the game, including boats:
- Fuel-efficient vehicles: This category includes the Moped, Yellow Car, Motorboats (two types), and the Rib Motorboat. These vehicles are ideal for quick navigation around the map, offering sufficient speed and agility. They have smaller fuel tanks, requiring more frequent refueling for long distances, but are efficient for short trips and tasks.
- Middle-range vehicles: Vehicles in this class include the Blue Car, Deluxe Rib Motorboat, Luxury Motorboat, Caballo del Mar, and La Frente. They provide medium-range storage capacity and have larger fuel tanks compared to fuel-efficient vehicles. While their fuel costs are higher, they offer significantly more inventory space, making them suitable for transporting larger quantities over shorter distances. They are particularly useful for moving substantial amounts of products between vendors or hideouts.
- Storage units: This category comprises the Offroad Car, Bong Voyage, and La Ballena. These vehicles offer extensive storage capacity and large fuel tanks, but they are extremely fuel-inefficient. Moving them can be costly in terms of fuel consumption, often requiring significant amounts of gas just to operate briefly. These vehicles are best utilized as movable storage units due to their secret storage capabilities, which allow you to securely store products and avoid losses during police raids. However, they are not practical as primary vehicles for general map navigation due to their high fuel consumption.
Conclusion
Some may argue, “I’m making millions, why worry about mileage?” That’s valid later in the game when funds aren’t a concern. However, for those in the mid-game phase, considering the cost-effectiveness of vehicles is crucial. When faced with the temptation of a 400k Offroad Car, remember it’s designed for late-game use. Investing in it early may strain limited funds unnecessarily.
If you need a vehicle with substantial storage, the Blue Car offers better value for money. Alternatively, for optimal fuel efficiency, the Moped stands out, especially when equipped with appropriate attire and large bags. This lightweight option can efficiently transport all necessary products and items across the map.
Understanding vehicle classes and choosing transportation accordingly is key to meeting specific needs throughout the game.