Asphalt 9: Legends is a racing game that can be found on PC, Xbox, Switch, Android, and iOS, published by Gameloft in 2018. Players can play casually or join regularly updated competitions for prizes.
While some may just want to relax and cruise around, others look to get the most they can out of the game and crush their competition, but it’s not always easy. There have been many cars added since the games worldwide release which only had a lineup of 52 cars. With a long list of cars to choose from and a plethora of potential upgrades, it can be hard to find the best vehicle and stay ahead of the competition.
10 Rimac C_Two
The Rimac C_Two has a great stock speed at 412 km/h which will rise to 421.6 km/h at maximum stats. It also has the second-best acceleration in S Class at both stock and maxed levels.
But you will only be able to take advantage of these positive attributes if you can manage to keep the vehicle under control. The handling is a few points behind average on both stock and max cars. The same is true for its nitro. But it's far from the worst car in S Class.
9 Aspark Owl
The Aspark Owl has a stock speed of 400 km/h and a max speed of 414.7 km/h, which is above average for S Class cars. Both its stock and max accelerations are the highest in S Class.
Where it lacks is handling and nitro. Handling is slightly below at stock and a little further behind average at max stats. The nitro is quite a bit lower than average on both stock and maxed Asparks. It has the 2nd lowest stock nitro and the lowest maximum nitro of all cars in S class. Nitro isn’t everything though, just use it sparingly.
8 Zenvo TS1 GT Anniversary
It may not be the fastest car in the S class, but the Zenvo is still a good car. Its stock and max speeds are both over 400 k/h, above average for S class.
Its other stats are just slightly below average. With handling being the furthest behind. In the end, it’s a great choice to get you started in S Class races, but maybe not waste too much money on upgrading it. There are better options to max out for late game that have a better than average stat balance.
7 TRION Nemesis
The TRION Nemesis has an exceptional stock speed at 434 km/h. Only 3 S Class cars are faster at stock. Its max speed of 450.7 km/h, ranking it 5th for S class max speed.
Pure speed isn’t everything though. The TRION Nemesis’ other stats are severely lacking based on S Class averages. Its acceleration isn’t too far below average, but handling is quite lacking in this car. To make matters worse, nitro is the lowest of all S Class vehicles. If there aren’t too many turns, you should be alright.
6 Bugatti Chiron
The Bugatti Chiron is another good option for stock and max speeds in the S Class. It starts at 420 km/h and tops off at 443.4 km/h at max stats. It also has slightly above average acceleration compared to others of its class. The Chiron also shines when it comes to nitro. On both stock and maxed versions, its nitro is a few points above S Class average.
The handling on the Bugatti Chiron is quite low, however, so racers may have to fight to keep it under control.
5 Koenigsegg Regera
With only two other cars beating it for speed in both stock and maxed versions, the Koenigsegg Regera is one of the fastest vehicles in the game. It has a speed of 440 km/h at stock, and 457.1 km/h at maxed stats.
But the Regera isn’t without its downsides. While it may be fast, it’ll take the Regera a little longer to get up to those tops speeds with lower than average acceleration and nitro. It is also quite lacking in handling so racers may struggle to get it to top speed before needing to slow down for a turn.
4 Bugatti La Voiture Noire
The Bugatti La Voiture Noire has a top speed of 420 km/h at stock and 443.4 km/h when maxed, well above average for S Class. Its acceleration is also a cut above average giving you the edge in a race.
While La Voiture Noire may be just above S Class average handling at stock, it dips just below average handling for maxed S Class cars. Where it struggles the most is nitro, well behind at stock, but somewhat closing the gap at maxed levels, though still below average.
3 BXR Bailey Blade GT1
Tied for stock speed at 434 km/h with the TRION Nemesis, the BXR Bailey Blade GT1 beats the Nemesis in both acceleration and nitro capabilities. While acceleration rises just above S Class average, nitro soars above average.
Though with all that extra speed, you will have trouble keeping the vehicle under control. The Bailey Blade GT1 has the 6th worst handling of S Class cars at stock and drops to 5th worst at maxed stats. But, if racers can manage to keep it under control, it is an excellent option.
2 Koenigsegg Jesko
The Koenigsegg Jesko is certainly the fastest car in the game. Sporting a top speed of 484 km/h at stock and 496.6 km/h maxed, it’s easy to see why racers might choose the Jesko. But you’ll have to fight to stay at top speed.
The rest of the Jesko’s stats are just a little bit behind the S Class average, though not terribly so. Handling is the furthest behind and similar to the BXR Bailey Blade GT1. While this may not be ideal, it may still be a worthy compromise for the speed.
1 SSC Tuatara
A vehicle that will give you a great chance at the gold, the SSC Tuatara has stock and max speeds just below those of the Koenigsegg Jesko, at 482.8 and 490.6 km/h, respectively. The Tuatara’s acceleration and handling are also a cut above the Jesko, and much closer to average, though still slightly below.
The Tuatara does need a little help when it comes to nitro. It has the 4th lowest stock nitro of S class cars, but it is drastically improved at maximum stats surpassing the Jesko.