Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio

The Pfister Comet S2 Cabrio arrived with The Contract update on January 6, 2022, priced at $1,797,000 at Legendary Motorsport, $81,000 less than the standard hardtop Comet S2 it's based on. Its design draws from the Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet, and its Rockstar-assigned handling score sits at the maximum possible 100.00 on the game's own 0 to 100 scale.

How It Drives

Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Comet S2 Cabrio at 208.01 km/h (129.25 mph), with a 1:04.298 lap time, among the fastest tested times in the entire Sports class. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 83.76 speed, 87.38 acceleration, 29.67 braking, and a perfect 100.00 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale. That combination of strong acceleration and maxed-out handling makes it genuinely confident through corners, though the comparatively low braking score means drivers need to plan stops earlier than the handling number alone would suggest.

How to Get One

Buy it outright from Legendary Motorsport for $1,797,000, no reputation grinding or mission chain required. It's a straightforward purchase, and notably cheaper than the standard Comet S2 it's built from, despite offering a removable soft-top roof on top of matching performance.

Customization Highlights

A full build runs $392,600 across every category at Los Santos Customs. Turbo tuning is the single largest line item at $50,000, followed by the Race Transmission at $40,000. Livery options lean into Pfister's racing identity, with eleven designs available including one, Santa's New Sled, obtainable only as a reward rather than a direct purchase.

Comparison to Other Variants

Against the standard Comet S2 (the hardtop base model this variant is built from, $1,878,000, 197.14 km/h fully upgraded), the Cabrio is both cheaper and faster, making the convertible the stronger pick on pure numbers alone. Against the Dinka Sugoi (also holding a perfect 100.00 handling score, $1,224,000, 189.90 km/h fully upgraded), the Comet S2 Cabrio is faster but costs roughly $570,000 more, reflecting its higher-tier Sports class positioning.

Is It Worth Buying?

At $1,797,000 for a perfect handling score paired with a genuinely fast tested top speed, it's one of the stronger value picks in the upper Sports class, especially since it undercuts its own hardtop base model on price. The weak braking rating is worth planning around, but the combination of speed and handling makes this a legitimate performance pick, not just a style purchase.

Quick Tips

• Buy the Cabrio over the standard Comet S2 if choosing between the two, it's both cheaper and faster Lean into corners rather than late-braking, the perfect handling score rewards smooth driving more than hard stops Budget separately for the $392,600 full upgrade cost, it adds significantly to the purchase price Watch for Santa's New Sled livery during seasonal events, it's reward-only and can't be bought directly Don't expect strong braking even fully upgraded, its 29.67 rating trails its otherwise strong stats

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Trivia

• Full upgrade cost at Los Santos Customs is $392,600 across all categories. Lap time fully upgraded: 1:04.298 (Broughy1322 test). Added to GTA Online on January 6, 2022, as part of The Contract update. Shares a perfect 100.00 handling rating with the Sugoi, one of the few vehicles to hit the maximum score on Rockstar's own scale.

Featured In

• Security Contract: Vehicle Recovery (contact mission)