Unlocked a sweet new bumper or epic new spoiler? This guide will tell you How To Customize Car Visuals In The Crew 2 so that you can pimp your car and run the streets in the coolest looking ride in town. As you win races and progress in The Crew 2 you will unlock various parts for your vehicles. These are divided into two parts, Vehicle Components and Visual Mods.
Customizing your cars components is very simple, you can access it through the main menu and select the Performance option, which then allows you to add and remove components depending on the stats you want. However, when you unlock visual components, it’s a little different.
You need to travel to your home to learn How To Customize Car Visuals In The Crew 2. It is marked on your map with a house icon. It may differ in location depending on your character or starting location but you can see the icon in the screenshot above.
Once you are home, enter and find your vehicles. Then, it’s just a matter of following on-screen messages to add visual parts to your car.
The Crew 2 rewards open exploration with Live Event Rewards. This The Crew 2 Live Event Reward Guide explains the basics of the Live Rewards feature including tips on tracking them down and how to ensure you get upgrades for the vehicles and cars you use the most.
If you picked up the Season Pass for The Crew 2, you've probably noticed a few things missing. This How To Claim Season Pass Items In The Crew 2 will provide basic instructions on when you can claim your Season Pass bonus vehicles and other items.
Drag Races in The Crew 2 offer an exciting and rewarding change of pace. This guide will tell you How To Win Drag Races In The Crew 2 by walking you through each of the different stages of the Drag Races, providing hints and tips on getting the most from your machine.
Certain activities require you to use a specific car for a specific race, but some of these abbreviations can be confusing. Our The Crew 2 Vehicle & Race Types Explained guide will cover the basics of the different vehicles types you can buy so you can be sure you are using the right tool for the job.
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