Complete daily tasks and collect login rewards, then save coins for a car you can sell for cash. Start with Daily Tasks and Rewards on the garage home screen. If you're searching for CPM 2 how to make money, this gives you a route from earning coins to selling a car in multiplayer.
How do you make money fast in CPM 2?
Start with daily tasks before spending time looking for buyers in multiplayer; you need coins to buy the car for this resale route.
- Open Daily Tasks on the garage home screen and work through your displayed objectives.
- Check each task's progress. In the image, Barter reads 1/1, Drift King 50/50, and Speed Banner 15/15, each with a green check. Those checks tell you the shown objectives are finished.
- Keep track of the yellow coin balance at the top of the screen. The green cash balance is separate, so check the currency you need before shopping.
One player reported collecting around 2,200 coins over nine days of daily tasks, even while missing some tasks. Treat that as a player's experience, rather than a deadline for your account. For the coin side of this route, see cpm 2 how to get coins.
How do you get free money in CPM 2?
Collect the daily login rewards for cash and coins alongside your task routine.
Open Rewards from the garage home screen. The calendar may look like one stream of money, but the green cash icons and yellow coin icons represent different currencies. Check the icon under each day, then collect your login reward and look for the day's check mark.
This is worth doing while you save: cash rewards add money directly, while coin rewards help fund the car purchase. Keep the distinction in mind when reading cpm 2 money.
What should you do when CPM2 says not enough money?
Check the purchase's currency and save more of that currency before buying.
For this example, look at the yellow coin icon above Buy and compare it with your yellow coin balance. A large green cash balance does not mean you have enough coins for this purchase.
Anime-design Golf: recommended for the demonstrated route
The player chooses the anime-design Golf for resale. Match the anime artwork on the doors and Style 2/6 before buying. In this shop frame, the selected design costs 2,000 coins; check your own displayed price before spending.
Normal Golf
The player describes the normal Golf as costing 1,000 coins in the demonstration, but chooses the anime design because they expect it to attract buyers. The cheaper purchase uses fewer coins, yet it is a different choice from the car used in their reported sale.
How do you get rich in CPM 2?
For a larger cash payout, the demonstrated route is to buy the anime-design Golf with saved coins and sell it in a multiplayer room.
The player reports selling that car for 35 million cash. That is one reported transaction, so build your plan around finding a buyer rather than assuming every car will sell for that amount.
Buying the car spends your saved coins before you have a buyer. The player's advice is to avoid low-value cars that buyers may pass over. Save first, choose deliberately, and count the cash only after the sale completes and your cash balance increases.
A completed sale turns your saved coins into cash you can spend next. Before putting those earnings into a race build, read cpm 2 tuning. If your next goal is a different look, head to cpm 2 color code.