I'm sorry, but I have no plans to update this guide in the future. Feel free to use this guide as a basis for other guides if needed.

Hello, everyone! Here I will be posting info about game that I think would be interesting. In the future I would adjust this guide to include everything I have found. Leave comments if you feel like it.
Also if you find any mistake - please mention it in the comments, I will check it and fix it ASAP.

Upd: I see that people started to take an interest in my guide. For those who don't know - all data from this guide are from game files (...\Cars Mechanic Simulator 2021\Cars Mechanic Simulator 2021_Data\StreamingAssets\Cars\*any car*\config*.txt). You can parse it yourself and find out info that you want.

If there is anybody who know how cars' hp and torque is calculated - please leave it in the comments, I will update this guide with more info.

Here is a table with all cars in the game and their weight. I am not sure if I missed something while getting info, like if there is variable in the weight or smth. Pretty sure that is the weight property that you can find in the config files. I split table in parts because Steam has its' limits.

Here I will post my findings of cars and how their engine perform and some of my own opinion about cars overall.

P.S. Tuned means that all car parts that are available for performance boost are used. No parts are upgraded. For the Power/Weight (p/w/) ratio the tuned version of the engine is used.

Originally posted by CMS2021 wiki:

The Elenti Callope Bontrope is a variant of the Elenti Callope in the CMS2021, this variant was introduced in the CMS2021. The Callope is based on the Renault Clio V6 Renault Sport introduced in 2001.

Engine - V6 DOHC AKZ.

Engine Performance


Weight - 1080 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 41% (0,4071).

Originally posted by CMS2021 wiki:

The Salem Spectre is the standard model of one of the playable vehicles on the CMS2021, it was introduced in the CMS2014, but then was called Vulcan Spectre, it appears again in the CMS2015 and CMS2018 now with the name of Salem Spectre. The Spectre is based on the fifth generation of the Ford Mustang, introduced in 2005.

Engine - V8 DOHC Supercharged (swapped).

Engine Performance


Weight - 1641 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 88% (0,8751).

Opinion

In my opinion, any car with this engine is only for drag and speed records as it is too powerful for race track. With such high power/weight ratio it begs for a speed record. I got a 508 504 km/h on a speed track.

Originally posted by CMS2021 wiki:

The Katagiri Tamago is the standard model of one of the playable vehicles on the CMS2021, it was introduced along with its variants on the CMS2021. The Tamago is based on the sixth generation of the Honda Civic Hatchback introduced in 1991.

Engine - I4 DOHC BFM (swapped).

Engine Performance


Weight - 925 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 49% (0,4908).

Opinion

One of the best if not the best car for a race track. With its low weight, high p/w ratio and decent engine power it is easy to get 1:18 1:20 on the race track (with right gear settings, of course). The X-TEK version of this car might be better but I haven't got it yet. I will update this post after I test the X-TEK version.

Originally posted by CMS2021 wiki:

The Salem Flamo 6B is a variant of the Salem Flamo in the CMS2021, this variant was introduced in the CMS2018. The Flamo is based on the Ford Pinto introduced in 1970. The Flamo 6B is based on the 1974 redesign, made to meet the requirements of federal regulations regarding bumper format to minimize pedestrian injury in case of running over.

Engine - I6 DOHC.

Engine Performance


Weight - 914 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 21% (0,2046).


Engine - I4 DOHC BFM (swapped)

Engine Performance


Weight - 1050 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 46% (0,4619).


Engine - V8 2carb OHV Supercharged (swapped)

Engine Performance


Weight - 1590 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 65% (0,6503).


Engine - V8 2carb OHV Supercharged

Engine Performance


Weight - 1282 kg.
Power/Weight ratio - 75% (0,7543).