DiRT Rally 2.0 DiRT Rally 2.0 Full Car List Reveal

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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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Nice to see completely random cars like DS21. Probably they slided in easily with licensing of more up-to-date Citroens.
Kinda wish more cars from that era to be included: Saab 96 V4, Volvo Amazon and such. And as much as I love MK2 escort I'm getting tired of it and feels like MK1 is left forgotten. Oh wait, am I just wishing for Rally Trophy car list here...
 
Nice to see completely random cars like DS21. Probably they slided in easily with licensing of more up-to-date Citroens.
Kinda wish more cars from that era to be included: Saab 96 V4, Volvo Amazon and such. And as much as I love MK2 escort I'm getting tired of it and feels like MK1 is left forgotten. Oh wait, am I just wishing for Rally Trophy car list here...

They recorded audio for a Saab 96 but couldn't get it licensed.
 
The car list is a little underwhelming to be honest.

There seemed like there is a big gap in 2000s. No recent WRC is also a major disappointment. Also, the RX cars isn’t the full list too.

After their year on year improvements with F1, I am underwhelmed by dirt rally 2.
 
Because they were in both Rally and 4?

I remember a time when games added more **** in their sequel and didn't nickel and dime content from previous titles in the series.

No, they weren't. Dirt Rally got away with some of the cars by not calling them WRC cars and by utilizing certain loopholes (if I remember correctly, they were able to get some of the "WRC" cars into the game thanks to the fact that they got the license to use them just before the car was licensed for WRC racing, so it effectively wasn't a WRC car they licensed).

With Dirt 4, they were further restricted by what they could include in the game regarding the WRC related content (hence for example the limitations regarding stages and countries), only the R5 cars were included - no WRC cars except for the three 2000's WRC cars which they somehow managed to get licensed for the game, but obviously no longer can for 2.0.

I'm really not sure why people always seem to think the devs wouldn't be the first to put as many cars (especially classic cars) into the game if they could. Whenever there's some content you'd like to see missing from a racing game/sim, you can be almost certain the answer to why it's missing is - because licensing.
 
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