The cars
RALLY52’s garage covers four decades of rally history, from 1980s Group B monsters to modern turbo hatchbacks. All the cars are fictional parodies of real rally icons.
Every car drives the same
RALLY52 is a competition on one road, so the cars are not a shortcut to a faster time. Every car has the same grip, power and handling on the stage. What changes is how it looks. Pick the car you like the look of, then make it your own with paint and wheels.
The starter car
Fjord Fester (2011)
The car every player starts with: a modern rally hatchback with a 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder. It is the car you will see most on the leaderboard, so new players can paint it in their favourite colour when they choose their racing name.
Cars you earn
Two more cars unlock for free as you finish stages. A stage counts once, whether you finish it on the day or later.
BMV Em3 (1987)
A Group A legend with a naturally aspirated 2.3-litre four-cylinder that revs to 8,000 rpm. Unlocks after 25 different stages.
Peajot 602 (2001)
A World Rally Car era coupe with a 2.0-litre turbo. Unlocks after 75 different stages.
Rally Pass members can drive both straight away.
The Rally Pass line-up
Volksvegan Goof (1986) NEW
A Group A hot hatch with a naturally aspirated 1.8-litre four-cylinder: light, nimble and happiest in tight corners.
Lunchia 073 (1982)
A Group B coupe with a supercharged 2.0-litre engine.
Oddi Sport Quarto (1985)
A Group B legend with a turbocharged 2.1-litre five-cylinder.
Toyoda Selica (1994)
A Group A turbo coupe from the mid-nineties.
Barusu Primeza (1998)
A late-nineties saloon with a turbocharged 2.0-litre flat-four boxer engine.
Mitsubaby Lancet Evo (2001)
A turbocharged 2.0-litre four-door from the World Rally Car era.
More cars from the pack arrive in updates.
Paint, liveries and wheels
Every player can recolour their car. Rally Pass adds the full paint shop, where you can paint the car panel by panel with brushes, shapes and fills, apply a works livery or your team’s colours, and pick from eleven wheel designs in any colour. Your paint shows on the leaderboard, in replays and as your ghost when other players race against you.
Next steps
Learn the seven countriestwelve countries, read the driving guide or jump straight into today’s stage.