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The Fortnite Autopedia Pay-To-Win vs Pay-To-Lose Car Rankings Announcement! This is a long post, so here is the TL;DR: -We have created a spreadsheet where you can see the most pay to win cars in each mode __________________________________________________ After years of analysis and weeks of painstaking equation reforming, me and 9 other car enthusiasts have created the Fortnite Autopedia Ranking Sheet! Located on the Megaspreadsheet, you can see exactly which cars are pay to win, and which ones are pay to lose! These rankings use 21 very complex and detailed equations, that take the 35 different factors for each car and assign weights to them to give the car a score that shows how good it is! This analysis and equation synthesis was done by me and 9 other people in the car community, all with a high knowledge of everything car related, in all sorts of niches. This Ranking is based on a LOT of experience between 10 people, as well as game file driven data. This ranking, while not definitive by any means, is by far the best thing we have so far. _________________________________________________ Since cars where added, and way before my account even released, I have always wanted to create a foundation that allows people to see how powerful certain cars are. This started all the way back in 2024, where I attempted a early version of it. But now, in 2026, with data I NEVER had before that comes straight from the files, in combination with a community that loves cars just as much as me, we have synthesized a way for people to see what cars are the most powerful in the different modes! If you are interested in seeing which cars are the best in the modes, the Panel Page is available in the Megaspreadsheet, which is available here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… This panel page has 6 different modes (Solos, Duos, Trios, Squads, Quints, and Rocket Racing, as well as each mode in Zero Build), and shows the best and worse car, and the best and worst SUV in that mode. It also has a Master Rank Sum that shows the overall best car by taking the rankings of all the cars and determining the best one overall. It also adds 2 more factors, Experienced vs Inexperienced. These basically just mean whether the player is Experienced in Cars, or Inexperienced with Cars, since some factors are dependent on the player's skill level. However, if you want to know EXACTLY what went into this detailed project, the 21 calculation sheets are also available on the Megaspreadsheet. There is also a 220 (yes, 220) page technical report that outlines EVERYTHING that went into this project, and explains why the weights are how they are, as well as explaining all 35 Car Factors that went into the equations. It also explains the 21 different equations, and shows what they look like, and how they were created! If you are interested in reading this report, it is available here: docs.google.com/document/d/1MQ… If you have ANY questions, please let me know! I want to give a HUGE thanks to the Fortnite Autopedia Discord, as well as the 9 people that helped make these equations and analysis possible: @squarroso, @JubsTheWooky, @Sprinter115064, @samkmaguire401, @slapjuicefiend, @KnicheNoche, @NightDayZ1, Cool Wii, and BH4VVY33T The Equations may be updated as time goes on, as new factors emerge and new ideas come forth! Also, as always, it will auto update with each new car that is added :) #Fortnite #FortniteNews #FortniteLeaks #FortniteChapter7 #FortnitePacificBreak #RocketRacing #RocketLeague #SaveRocketRacing #FreeRocketRacing