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Ford Mustang GT-R Concept (C class) V Max 3,5/5 Acceleration 3/5 Grip 3,5/5 Brakes 3/5 One of the best vehicles in this category. Mustang is very easy to handle, so you shouldn’t have any problems winning races in it. |
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Chevrolet Camaro Concept (D class) V Max 3/5 Acceleration 3,5/5 Grip 3/5 Brakes 3/5 This is a much worse car than Ford Mustang GT- Concept. The only advantage of having it is being able to accelerate faster. Sadly, Camaro has a lower top speed value and it’s more difficult o handle on the track. |
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Dodge Challenger Concept (D class) V Max 3/5 Acceleration 3/5 Grip 3/5 Brakes 3/5 This is also a bad choice. This Dodge model is slower than you would expect it to be. The good news is that you won’t have any problems driving it, but it’s not enough to consider buying one. |
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Ford Mustang Boss 302 (E class) V Max 3/5 Acceleration 3/5 Grid 2,5/5 Brakes 2,5/5 You won’t have to purchase this vehicle on your own, because your first goal in the career mode is to gather enough money to buy it. I would recommend ignoring it later on during the course of the game. It should be used only to win one or two tournaments. |
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Plymouth AAR Cuda (E class) V Max 2,5/5 Acceleration 3/5 Grip 3/5 Brakes 2,5/5 This is by far one of the coolest looking muscle-cars, however you shouldn’t buy it, not unless you’ve got enough money to cover such expenses. Mustang Boss 302 is a better choice for some of the introductionary tournaments. Cuda is slower and it’s also quite expensive. |
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Dodge Viper SRT-10 (C class) V Max 3,5/5 Acceleration 3,5/5 Grip 3/5 Brakes 3/5 Viper seems to be the best car of the category, however it’s extremely difficult to drive, so you won’t be able to pull off amazing lap-times. I would recommend purchasing a Mustang (GT-R Concept) instead. |
