The diagonal back shock also means activating Jump Shocks on the back wheel diagonally will give a good boost.
The Dune Buggy's zero power front wheels and diagonal shock on the back wheels make Jump Shocks weak on Dune Buggy, but they work well with Landing Boost at max.
Therefore, one should not be afraid to use it to their advantage by way of bouncing off ceilings or rolling through obstacles. This is highly inconvenient during races, but also wastes Fuel, a key factor in Adventure mode.Īs mentioned in the overview, the Dune Buggy has a roll cage. It is recommended, especially in races, to keep the front wheels from touching the ground as much as possible, even when landing jumps (unless you have Landing Boost installed). The Dune Buggy has a problem where the vehicle may slow down, or even stop after a hard landing from a big jump, due to the front wheel not being powered by the engine. The roll cage is upgradeable and is especially useful on tracks with underground sections and ceilings, such as Mountain, Rustbucket Reef, Mines, and Patchwork Plant. The Dune Buggy is also one of only four vehicles currently in the game that comes with its own roll cage (along with the Hill Climber Mk. However, in rough terrain, the Dune Buggy is able to dominate races against otherwise very quick vehicles such as the Formula, Racing Truck, and even the Supercar because it has firm suspension. In higher ranks, especially Legendary, this vehicle struggles in races due to its lower top speed compared to faster vehicles such as the Racing Truck, Rally Car, Super Diesel and Superbike. It has a really high amount of grip at max level, up to 1000! This is a great vehicle to drive in Adventure mode due to its climbing ability, especially when the right Tuning Parts are used, such as Winter Tires, Wheelie Boost, Fume Boost, and Coin Boost. The Dune Buggy is a good vehicle to use for beginners, as it has a good top speed, going up to 78.26km/h (48.62mph or 21.73m/s). Dune Buggy is one of the vehicles available in the game Hill Climb Racing 2.
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