Best Nurburgring cars

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Has to be the yellow bird or the 512b for me, immense satisfaction in getting a fast clean lap
 
Giulia Zagato with SS
Most RUF's with SS
 
Any of the premium Evo's or Impreza's will do just fine!

I know xD evo's are my favourite cars, all i put on is a semi-racing exhaust to make it sound better 👍
 
The Lotus Esprit V8 on Comfort Soft tyres, slippery & fun. :D
 
I'll second the Furai. Also, the Suzuki GSX-R Concept, Autobacs Garaiya, Ford GT. For some nasty fun I'll take the Shelby Cobra '66, Ginetta G4, or the Oullim Spirra around.
 
The Aston Martin DLC car (Vantage?) is absolutely perfect in stock spec on the 'Ring. It was made for that track, and drives beautifully there. Try it.
 
I have to say the Ford GT (no stripe) is a blast to drive around the ring.
 
Ginetta G4 with the Holy Handgrenade tune. So much fun :drool:
 
I have to say the Ford GT (no stripe) is a blast to drive around the ring.

+1 for this, no aids with that car is a blast!

I think the F430 will always be a fun car for me.
 
The TVR Tamora is also very fun to drive on the ring.
 
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Yellowbird is quite easy to control since i've done more than enough shuffle races in it around the Nurb

:lol: Yes, one must shuffle with the 'bird a lot 'fore one learns to dance with her.
Such an awesome car to drive, once tamed, eh?

Some other cars I enjoy on the Ring would be any Stratos, the Nardo, and any of the DTM cars. These are all 'daily drivers' for me when I need a Ringfix.
 
:lol: Yes, one must shuffle with the 'bird a lot 'fore one learns to dance with her.
Such an awesome car to drive, once tamed, eh?

Some other cars I enjoy on the Ring would be any Stratos, the Nardo, and any of the DTM cars. These are all 'daily drivers' for me when I need a Ringfix.

I like to use stock road cars mainly on comfort softs, sports hard for super cars :)
 
That's pretty much the way I go. I usually leave the stock tires on, but I make sure my supercars have SHs. Sports soft or RHs for a very highly tuned and maximum-powered (game-wise) exotic - 800+ HP cars generally. I use RHs for the Race cars. RSs provide a little too much grip for realism - though TBH - I have never driven a Race car IRL :)
 
If you're looking for a challenge: Stock RUF CTR Yellowbird with zero driver aids. Zero TCS, ABS, everything else, and manual transmission.

This. Super fun.
 
Audi RS4 Avant 2001
 
If I could drive half as good as this guy (not even that at 10% I would be extremely happy) that would be the car of my choice.

 
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