5 Cars Nobody Wants to Drive in ACC

5 Cars Nobody Wants to Drive in ACC

Assetto Corsa Competizione
Oct 1, 2021 1 Min Read Posted by Jacob Hancox
PORSCHE CUP This car, the Porsche CUP, doesn't really have much wrong with it. Despite that fact, nobody drives it in Assetto Corsa Competizione. Why is this? Well, it's only driven in Porsche CUP competitions, which, unlike GT3 and GT4, don't get much play time in the ACC multiplayer world. If only there were more Porsche CUP competitions, more people would be able to experience this car. JAGUAR G3 With it's development having started all the way back in 2011, the Emil Frey Jaguar G3 is the oldest car in Assetto Corsa Competizione. As a result of this, it feels a little bit outdated among its competition in the ACC roster. In particular, the car's traction control and ABS aren't really up to scratch, and as a result it is more difficult to drive than other cars without any real benefit to offset this fact. REITER ENGINEERING R-EX GT3 Lightning quick on the straights, this is a cool car which features Lamborghini pedigree, so it should be one of the best or most well liked cars in Assetto Corsa Competizione, right? Wrong! The Reiter Engineering R-EX GT3 struggles heavily in the corners, and feels pretty unweildy to drive. As such, it falls behind the competition. MASERATI MC This GT4 addition to Assetto Corsa Competizione is an interesting looking car, with more than a touch of class provided by the Maserati name. It's engine sound is pretty great as well. However, where this car falls down is in its total lack of traction control or ABS. It is the only car in the game which lacks both. As such, driving this vehicle in ACC involves taking the decision to intentionally handicap yourself, due to the absence of these essential tools. HONDA NSX The Honda NSX is a nice enough car. It looks cool, it's relatively shiny and new, and it feels nice to drive. However, there is one factor that really ruins it: its speed. Sadly for NSX enthusiasts, this car is just too slow in Assetto Corsa Competizione. It is severely lacking in terms of the balance of performance within the game, and this all that holds it back from being great.

ACC boasts a large garage with cars that cater to any taste. However, these five specimens are extraordinarily popular.

Photo credit: Kunos Simulazioni

Assetto Corsa Competizione is a great game, with a great selection of available cars to go with it. However, a few of these cars are heavily underutilised, whether it’s because they’re too slow, no fun to drive, or just straight up too difficult for most players. We have compiled this little gallery of the five most underused cars in Assetto Corsa Competizione for your delectation. Who knows, maybe we’ll inspire you to try one or two of them out!

What other cars come to mind if you think about vehicles nobody wants to drive in ACC? Tell us on Twitter at @OverTake_gg or in the comments below!

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My name is Jacob and I have been writing for OverTake since November of 2020. I come from the UK, but I'm now living in Berlin. I love to watch, write about and sometimes shout about all forms of racing.