Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Drift Edition
Mitsubishi is a well-known company that makes racing cars that do well in both legal and unofficial races. The evolution line of cars has been on the road for a long time because of how stylish they look and how well they run. They have been used in real life, in video games, and even in cartoons.
When set right, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution is a devilishly fast car that responds very well. Even though the Lancer Evolution X is a very versatile car, it can make tight turns on a mountain pass or a formal event just fine.
Dodge Challenger
When players think of drifting, Dodge is not the first car class that comes to mind. But even though the Dodge Challenger is a muscle car. It is fast enough to take on the streets and the track in both circuit and drift races. It doesn’t take much to turn on the machine’s power and get it to turn the right way. But it needs to be tuned to reach its full potential.
Dodge SRT Viper
Dodge Motors is known for making cars that go very fast and look different from anything else on the market. The Dodge Viper was one of the world’s most famous and fastest cars. It ruled racing and quickly became known all over the world.
In The Crew 2, the Dodge Viper is mostly seen in Drag Racing events, but it is worth a try when fishtailing can be used to your benefit. The Dodge Viper is a one-of-a-kind car that can go from 0 to 60 mph quickly and smoothly. It can also turn corners as well as it can stay on the road.
BMW Z4
BMW is known for making high-end cars. But their cars are often used in the drifting community by people who can afford to get more for their money. The BMW Z4 is just one of many vehicles that do well in racing. The Z4 has over 300 horsepower right out of the box and can beat most cars in its class.
When set for drifting, the Z4 can hug a turn beautifully. And its responsiveness makes it easy for players to keep the chaos under control.
Nissan 370z
Nissan cars are often used for street racing, and some of them have even been in the Fast and Furious movie series. The small speedster has been a favorite of racing fans ever since it came out. Both in and out of The Crew 2 video game. However, the Nissan 370z was a fan favorite for a long time before it showed up in movies. And it is a modern marvel of mechanical engineering. When players let the 370z out of its cage. They will be surprised by how well it handles itself on a slippery hill.
350z Fosberg
The 350z Forsberg is a bonus car that you can buy in The Crew 2 that has already been built. The Forsberg is a small, sleek roadster that is good for a lot of different types of races and can also move with grace and ease on the street.
The Forsberg is taken straight from the real track and dropped into Basket Random with high-performance stats around the board. It is covered in stickers from sponsors. Even though you have to buy digital material to get the Forsberg. Some players may think it’s worth it to stand out from the crowd.
BMW M5
BMWs are very well-built cars that look great and can do a lot of things well. BMW has a lot of cars to choose from. But the M5 stands out as an affordable choice that can make a big difference in the game.
With the wide range of visual and speed upgrades for the M5. Players will have a lot of fun fine-tuning this car to their exact needs. The M5 is also a very cheap choice. It’s a great upgrade, and it’s perfect for beginners who want to start out with one of the best drift cars.
Mazda RX7
The Mazda RX7 is a classic among drift heroes, and car fans all over the world used to love it more than any other car. The RX7 is thought to be one of the best cars ever made. Especially by people who race on the street.
The RX7 is becoming more well-known in the same way that the Skyline did. This is because it has been featured in several media, such as the racing manga and cartoon Initial D. When it comes to sliding, the RX7 is one of the most responsive cars in the game and will do better than most cars in its class and above.