Test Driving Project CARS 2's New Fun Pack Cars, Part One

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Test Driving Project CARS 2's New Fun Pack Cars, Part One

This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on December 26th, 2017 in the Project CARS 2 category.

 

[Sick Cylinder]

Nice review, but it's not an Autocross track - in the game it is called Classic Brands Hatch Rallycross. The layout is based on the one which was used in the 1980's, but with the addition of a Joker section, which at the time was not part of Rallycross rules.

 

[Racefreak19]

The RS200 is so damn fun and I'm using a controller, its controllable and you can feel alot of the car

 

[SlipZtrEm]

Nice review, but it's not an Autocross track - in the game it is called Classic Brands Hatch Rallycross. The layout is based on the one which was used in the 1980's, but with the addition of a Joker section, which at the time was not part of Rallycross rules.

Whoops, that's a wires-crossed moment. I always meant rallycross, so I'm blaming the holiday 'nog!

 

[RHAtatouille]

Another question: are those games (gt sport, asseto, project cars...) still fun? I mean, i remembered GT lan races with pickup trucks , or limos ...Actually i m dreaming of a mix of GT2-4, Driveclub, Forza, AND please a LAN mode.... Is it so complicated ?

 

[Leggacy]

Nice review, but it's not an Autocross track - in the game it is called Classic Brands Hatch Rallycross. The layout is based on the one which was used in the 1980's, but with the addition of a Joker section, which at the time was not part of Rallycross rules.

It’s not the “classic” layout from the 80’s that I remember. I thought it used to rejoined the track at Clark.

 

[Corsa]

I would just like to add that the Mustang with a set of Turtle Beach Recon headphones is quite possibly the best sounding car I've ever heard in a Sim.
Forgive me Raceroom.

 

[05XR8]

https://www.projectcarsgame.com/new...cal-vehicle-artist-casey-ringley.html?lang=en

This car benefits from an improved model of the Hotchkiss rear suspension design. Many thanks to you guys for isolating the issues our old version of this geometry had on the Camaro. The investigation into why that one would fall apart resulted in a much more accurate model within the chassis solver limitations (no flexible links), with a roll center that moves more correctly with chassis motion. The Ford Escort models have been revised for this new approach as well.