Apex Legends CAR SMG stats [Season 11]

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Apex Legends Automobile SMG stats [Season 11]

How strong is the Motorcar compared to other SMGs in Noon Legends?

Looking for upwards-to-date and accurate CAR SMG stats for Apex Legends? The Car is Flavour 11'southward addition to the Apex Legends weapons arsenal, and it'due south got a very impressive assortment of stats to testify off. Simply what's truly unique about the Auto is its power to use both Heavy and Lite Ammo, and toggle between them at the touch of a button.

Keep reading for an in-depth look at the Machine SMG in Noon Legends, along with detailed stats roofing everything from damage profiles and shots to kill to reload times and zipper slots.

Noon Legends Machine overview

The CAR (Combat Avant-garde Round) SMG is the fifth SMG to exist added to Noon Legends, and it sets itself apart from the others with its versatility. Flavor xi'southward addition to the weapons pool has the unique ability to toggle between Heavy and Light ammo, giving you lot much more than leniency when information technology comes to ammo reserves and inventory management than with other like weapons. There's absolutely no difference betwixt shots fired with Heavy or Lite ammo: the damage, burn charge per unit, ballistics, visuals, and sound are all identical.

Overall the Car looks to be a very stiff SMG with a very loftier burn rate (though not quite as fast as the R-99) and fairly decent damage too. Together this gives the Automobile SMG the highest damage-per-2nd of any full-auto weapon in the game, minus the Devotion (and Rampart's Minigun if you want to get pedantic about it). The downside is that you'll need to fence with fairly strong side-to-side recoil, then a Butt Stabilizer is a must-take on the CAR.

In addition, the CAR can take either a Heavy or a Lite Extended Mag in its Magazine attachment slot. They act identically, and do not constrain you to a item ammo blazon - you can yet switch between Heavy and Light ammo on the fly. It's just a nice extra way to add some versatility to the gun, because it increases your chances of finding the right loot to upgrade your Automobile and take information technology into the endgame.

Noon Legends Machine stats

Weapon Blazon: SMG
Ammo: Heavy and Light
Firing Modes: Full-Automobile (Heavy), Full-Auto (Light)
Attachment Slots: Barrel, Stock, Optic, Mag (Heavy OR Light)
Mag Size: xx/22/24/27

Motorcar damage stats:

Damage (Head/Body/Leg): xx/xiii/10
RPM: 930
Body DPS: 202
Torso Shots To Kill: 8/12/14/16
Fortified Body Shots To Kill: x/14/16/nineteen

Machine handling stats:

Tactical Reload Time: 1.7s/i.64s/1.59s/one.53s
Empty Reload Time: 2.13s/2.06s/i.99s/ane.92s
ADS Movement Speed: 85%

Click any of the links below to head over to another individual weapon folio within our Noon Legends series. For an overview of how gunplay works and comparative stats on all the guns in Apex Legends, check out our larger Apex Legends weapon stats guide.

Assault Rifles	Havoc, Hemlok, R-301 Carbine, VK-47 Flatline
SMGs	Alternator, Motorcar, Prowler, R-99, Volt
LMGs	Devotion, L-Star EMG, M600 Spitfire, Binge
Marksman	30-xxx Repeater, Bocek Bow, G7 Scout, Triple Take
Snipers	Charge Rifle, Kraber .l-CAL, Longbow DMR, Lookout man
Shotguns	EVA-viii Auto, Mastiff, Mozambique, Peacekeeper
Pistols	P2020, RE-45 Auto, Wingman