DiRT Rally 2.0 DiRT Rally 2.0 Full Car List Reveal

[Paul Jeffrey]

Codemasters have revealed the full car list set to feature in DiRT Rally 2.0 when it releases this February.

The full 50 strong list of vehicles for DR2.0 contain some very impressive manufacturers indeed, featuring a nice mix of historic and modern machines alongside of course the official 2018 FIA World Rallycross category within the game - no less than 12 different Rallycross cars across multiple classes of the series will be present in the title at launch.

As well as the full car list confirmation below, players purchasing the Deluxe Edition or the Day One Edition will also receive the Porsche 911 RGT, with the car then becoming a separate DLC 60 days after the game launches. Furthermore, Codemasters have confirmed additional "seasonal" content will be added to the sim at a later date.

DiRT 2.0 Car List

1. Alpine A110 1600 S
2. Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4
3. Audi S1 EKS RX quattro
4. Audi Sport quattro S1 E2
5. BMW E30 M3 Evo Rally
6. Chevrolet Camaro GT4.R
7. Citroen C3 R5
8. Citroen DS 21
9. Datsun 240Z
10. Fiat 131 Abarth Rally
11. Ford Escort Mk II
12. Ford Escort RS Cosworth
13. Ford Fiesta OMSE SuperCar Lites
14. Ford Fiesta R2
15. Ford Fiesta R5
16. Ford Fiesta Rallycross (MK7)
17. Ford Fiesta Rallycross (MK8)
18. Ford Mustang GT4
19. Ford RS200
20. Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500
21. Lancia Delta HF Integrale
22. Lancia Delta S4
23. Lancia Fulvia HF
24. Lancia Stratos
25. MG Metro 6R4
26. MINI Cooper S
27. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI
28. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X
29. Mitsubishi Space Star R5
30. Opel Adam R2
31. Opel Ascona 400
32. Opel Corsa Super 1600
33. Opel Kadett C GT/E
34. Peugeot 205 GTI
35. Peugeot 205 T16 Evo 2
36. Peugeot 208 R2
37. Peugeot 208 T16 R5
38. Peugeot 208 WRX
39. Renault 5 Turbo
40. Renault Clio R.S. S1600
41. Renault Megane RS RX
42. ŠKODA Fabia R5
43. Speedcar Xtrem
44. SUBARU Impreza 1995
45. SUBARU WRX STI NR4
46. Subaru WRX STI Rallycross
47. Volkswagen Golf GTI 16V
48. Volkswagen Polo GTI R5
49. Volkswagen Polo R Supercar
50. Volkswagen Polo S1600

Codemasters also recently revealed a surprisingly gentle minimum spec for PC, and peripheral support will also be confirmed in the coming days.

DiRT Rally 2.0 will release February 26th 2019.

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[Rallycameraman]

Omnarak why have you disagreed with my post. I am literally playing the game!

 

[bogani]

Omnarak why have you disagreed with my post. I am literally playing the game!

You are clearly wrong mate. He's driven all the cars in his mind and they all feel exactly the same dammit!

 

[RCHeliguy]

As soon as the VR support is added this summer, I'm picking up Dirt Rally 2.0 and I'm excited about it.

I will always consider the few years of Group B 4WD 1982-1987 when regulations were ultra lax the epitome of Rally driving. Yes it was dangerous, drivers and spectators died, but it was balls to the wall driving! Those cars are represented well enough for me. The Delta 4 is an absolutely insane car by any metric! Heck they were all pretty insane....

Driving the older cars is fun! The newer cars with advanced features may allow faster times, but it's a completely different story.

The challenge of staying in control or just on the edge of it is what makes this fun. It needs to be realistic "enough". It doesn't have to be perfectly accurate.

Anyway, when I look at the cost of the hardware I've put together to sim race, I'll buy any game ( that looks like fun ) to reward development of those games. In this case I'll reward them as soon as the VR support is released because I do care about that feature. And yes I'll buy any DLC that looks like it could be fun. I don't consider that a liability. I'm happy they are continuing to add content.

The physics of Dirt Rally are decent on gravel and I understand Dirt Rally 2.0 offers some improvements and hopefully has an improved FFB track to add more to the immersion and enjoyment.

 

[TheSourceOfTheNile]

As soon as the VR support is added this summer, I'm picking up Dirt Rally 2.0 and I'm excited about it.

I will always consider the few years of Group B 4WD 1982-1987 when regulations were ultra lax the epitome of Rally driving. Yes it was dangerous, drivers and spectators died, but it was balls to the wall driving! Those cars are represented well enough for me. The Delta 4 is an absolutely insane car by any metric! Heck they were all pretty insane....

Driving the older cars is fun! The newer cars with advanced features may allow faster times, but it's a completely different story.

The challenge of staying in control or just on the edge of it is what makes this fun. It needs to be realistic "enough". It doesn't have to be perfectly accurate.

Anyway, when I look at the cost of the hardware I've put together to sim race, I'll buy any game ( that looks like fun ) to reward development of those games. In this case I'll reward them as soon as the VR support is released because I do care about that feature. And yes I'll buy any DLC that looks like it could be fun. I don't consider that a liability. I'm happy they are continuing to add content.

The physics of Dirt Rally are decent on gravel and I understand Dirt Rally 2.0 offers some improvements and hopefully has an improved FFB track to add more to the immersion and enjoyment.

It's the same with me, but I like the late '90s - early '00s cars like the Lancer Evo VII, Ford Focus, and Subaru WRC 2001.