
Planes
Mammoth Hydra
RWD drivetrain • 6.2 MPH
Purchase price: $2,500,000
Resale value: -
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Planes
RWD drivetrain • 6.2 MPH
Purchase price: $2,500,000
Resale value: -
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Super
RWD drivetrain • 100 MPH
Purchase price: $2,500,000
Resale value: $247,500
View full detailsShape tells the story: wider polygon usually means a more balanced vehicle, while spikes indicate specialization.
Value snapshot
Mammoth Hydra: $402,336 / MPH
Annis RE-7B: $24,990 / MPH
| Metric | Mammoth Hydra | Delta | Annis RE-7B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated Top Speed | 6.2 MPH | Diff: 93.8 MPH | 100 MPH |
| Speed Score | 5/100 | Diff: 81 pts | 86/100 |
| Acceleration Score | 0/100 | Diff: 92.5 pts | 93/100 |
| Braking Score | 6/100 | Diff: 30.7 pts | 37/100 |
| Traction Score | 35/100 | Diff: 46.4 pts | 81/100 |
| Mass (Ram Resistance) | 8,000 kg | Diff: 7120 kg | 880 kg |
| Purchase Price | $2,500,000 | Even | $2,500,000 |
| Resale Value | - | - | $247,500 |
| Cost per MPH | $402,336 / MPH | Diff: 377346 GTA$/MPH | $24,990 / MPH |
Ram Rating
Mammoth Hydra is heavier, so it is usually harder to ram off line.
Launch Profile
Both share a similar drivetrain layout, so launch behavior should be closer.
Braking Edge
Annis RE-7B has the stronger braking coefficient on paper.