Burnout 2 Cheats
Avoid loss of perfect recordWhen trying to achieve all gold medals in championship mode, if you fail to win one of the races, reset the PlayStation2/Xbox/Gamecube before it auto-saves. You can then choose to continue the championship and restart at the race you failed to win, without having to replay (and win) all the previous races.
Cheat mode
Unlock any cheat and the "Cheat Mode" selection will appear at the options screen. Note: Races will not be counted as wins with any cheat activated.
Easy boost
You can get a boost easier by doing drifts. However press Square, drift, then keep tapping Square for a better chance of not crashing.
Free Run Mode
Complete the custom championship with all gold medals it will appear in the cheat menu in options.
Invulnerability
Complete all Grand Prix Championships with gold medals to unlock the "Invulnerability" option at the "Cheat Mode" menu.
Powerful boosts in crash zone
This trick works in one player and two player modes. When you are doing the crash zones, at the start immediately hold R1 for a boost. After a few seconds, press it again. This should give you more boost, which results in a faster speed and better crashes. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Quick start
At the countdown, when the view is at the back of your car, hold X. Then, tap Square while holding X and smoke should start coming out of your tires. Keep holding X. A split second before "GO!" appears, release X and immediately press it again. This should give you a boost.
Runaway
Complete Crash mode with all gold medals on all fifteen tracks to unlock the "Runaway" option at the "Cheat Mode" menu. This is a free-play type Crash mode with no goals or brakes. Note: Hold R1 to boost at the start.
Tornado car
This works for only in crash mode (able to be done even there is 4 players) when the starting of the race, hold R1 then when it says go keep pressing R1 then you reach the crashing point crash at the side of a car then if you do it correctly your car will be able to do fast turning tornado.
