What the letters mean
Police and fire letters weigh how soon a new player can use the branch and what pay multiplier and armour the wiki publishes. The car board sorts published top speed only. A faster car can still be the wrong buy if you need seats or you cannot pay the euros.
Which Emergency Hamburg boards are on this hub?
Two jobs, two lists. Open a child page for the long table. This hub is the snapshot.
S tier
Player decision This is the fastest cash car on the catalog. The tier only sorts published top speed. It says nothing about grip or seats.
Player decision Start here. The arrest loop and the 30 euro base rate are the same ones you keep after you promote.
Player decision Best first fire-department role if you want revives rather than hoses. Bandage before you infuse.
Player decision Best first role for fire, oil, and road calls. You do not get the Blood Transfusion.
A tier
Player decision The next published speed step down, at less than half the Eskon price.
Player decision Move here after Patrol if you want the higher multiplier without Robux. Do not expect the fast SEK cars.
Player decision Take it after Firefighter once the XP is there. The tools stay the fire set, not the doctor set.
Player decision Buy it when you already like police work and want the armour and multiplier. It is a poor first purchase if you have not learned the 5-minute prison drive.
Player decision A 300 km/h option that costs less than the two cars above it.
Player decision Take it after Rescue Service when you want the extra medical item and the higher multiplier.
B tier
Player decision The practical mid-price car if you want 200 km/h and four seats without a gamepass.
Player decision Pick this over SEK if stealth matters more than armour. Civilians cannot read your branch from the nametag. Other officers can.
C tier
Player decision Use it until a job or a robbery pays for something faster. It is the free car, not a slow job vehicle.