This Month's Most Downloaded Assetto Corsa car packs

The NoVibe Street Pack brings together a clean lineup of modern and classic RWD icons, all built around a balanced 383 bhp street formula that feels right at home on touge runs, backroad sessions, or laid-back drift lobbies. Inside the pack you’ll find the Toyota Supra A90, BMW E92 M3, F82 M4, F87 M2, Nissan PS13, Nissan 180SX, and more — each car carefully assembled with high quality models and consistent physics developed by Limitly and Dmitrii Alekseev, with suspension and RainFX support by pandisee. Special recognition to Ben for mentoring NoVibe on the 3D side and for creating the majority of the BMW models featured in this pack.

Every car shares a similar power band at 383 bhp and 480 Nm, giving you predictable throttle response and smooth torque delivery without turning the experience into a horsepower war. The result is a tight, confidence-inspiring street setup that rewards clean driving, proper weight transfer, and controlled angle rather than brute force.

If you’re into realistic street builds with a unified feel across multiple platforms — from JDM legends to modern German coupes — this pack keeps things simple, balanced, and fun. Load it up, pick your platform, and enjoy a properly dialed street session the way it’s meant to feel.

• This minor release is OPTIONAL and is fully compatible with v2.1 without causing checksum errors.
• S14 Zenki baked shadows on the cluster
• A80 glass on the cluster
• A80 animated arrows on the cluster

Version 2.1

This release can be installed over 2.0, but is not backwards compatible with it. You will get checksum errors if you don’t update.

• Standardized NeckFX cameras for all cars
• Standardized tails cast lighting for all cars
• A80 tail reflector fix
• A80 brakes and tails separation
• A80 caliper offset fix
• S14 Zenki collider pivot fix

Version 2.0

This major release requires a CLEAN INSTALL. If you already have previous versions installed, delete them prior to installing this release, or you may get buggy behaviours.

• Standardized colliders on all cars
• This is the only “physics” change, no other handling changes are currently planned
• Mirror fixes for A90 and the S14
• Improved fitment on some cars
• Driver hands positioning
• Instruments cluster turn indicators for all cars
• Wiper animations for those playing with RainFX, as well as animated handbrake for all cars
• Animated Wisefab-like suspension graphics for all cars
• A couple of other graphics fixes that nobody noticed ;-)

Version 1.5.1

This minor release is OPTIONAL and is fully compatible with v1.5 without causing checksum errors.

Changes:

• E46 sound completely replaced
• A90 sound completely replaced
• All car sounds normalized to roughly match the loudness of the WDTS car pack. We assumed that if we match it to the most popular cars in the game, most people are not going to have to adjust their audio settings for our cars.
• Toyota Supra A80 textures fixed
• All cars that didn’t have one have received an air freshener

Errata:

• If you have issues with mirrors not showing on the S14, as a workaround until our next release, enable “Smart Mirrors” extension in CSP, but do not enable “Real Mirrors”. This way you can get them to show without impacting your FPS.
• If you have issues with mirrors on the A90, the only way around it until our next release is to use “Real Mirrors” and sacrifice some FPS. Apologies for that.

This pack is widely known for its extremely realistic driving feel, and that reputation comes directly from how these cars are set up and balanced.

The lineup includes BMW E36 328i Coupes from 1992 and BMW E46 330ci models from 2001, each available in both left-hand-drive and right-hand-drive configurations. All cars share the same core mechanical setup, built around a tuned M54B30 engine paired with a ZF 5-speed gearbox. Power output is listed at 227 whp with 275 Nm of torque, keeping the focus on control, consistency, and driver input rather than exaggerated numbers.

Steering and suspension details play a major role in how these cars behave. Each one uses 30mm extended arms with a knuckle adapter lock kit, providing 60 degrees of lock. All cars run a custom 225 front and rear street tire, reinforcing the grounded, realistic nature of the driving experience.

Visually, the cars stay true to their street-built roots. The E36 models are based on high-dimension meshes that were reworked and textured by ATC, while the E46 models use Forza/MNBA bases that received the same treatment. Interior and component credits are clearly documented, including stripped interiors by Judd e36, Style 66 wheels by lolerko, Chase Bays hydraulic setups by pistolshrimp, and shifter and steering wheel components by Lukas Pasquini. The E46 also includes factory overfenders by Herman and non M-sport parts credited to taymiester94.

Nothing here is overdone or exaggerated. Every detail listed in the files points toward a clear goal: creating street-based BMWs that behave in a believable, consistent way. That cohesion is exactly why this pack is so often recognized as one of the most realistic-feeling releases available.

The Minato Garage V1 street car pack brings together a full lineup of iconic drift machines, built with easy-to-drive physics and optimized for smooth performance. Designed to be accessible for all skill levels, the cars feature simplified setups, low-poly models, and converted non-game assets, making them perfect for casual sessions or packed lobbies.

Included Cars: 180SX, S13, S13 Missile, S14, S15, Sil80, C33, C35, Chaser, JZX81, JZX110, and Soarer.

Features:

• Easy-to-drive physics for all players
  
• Converted from non-game-ready models
  
• Low-poly for high performance
  
• Custom lighting setup
  
• Great for tandems, solo runs, and beginners

This pack was a learning project with a focus on fun and accessibility. Perfect for anyone looking to shred in style with classic JDM street vibes.

Merky is back again with the BDC V6.0 Street Car Pack, the long-awaited follow-up to his legendary BDC V4 pack that became one of the most downloaded and talked-about street car packs in the Assetto Corsa drifting scene.
Bad Drivers Crew has built a reputation for stylish street builds and the raw vibe that makes you feel like you're at a late-night touge run or grassroots street drift event. This latest update brings an entirely fresh lineup of fan-favorite chassis - all tuned for smooth tandems and that gritty street style Merky is known for.

The BDB V2 Car Pack just leveled up and this isn’t a small patch. 

BLACK PACK v2.2 is stacked with a huge mix of drift-ready builds, bringing together 29 cars across JDM, Euro, and USDM styles. From classics like the S13, S14, S15, E36, 190E, Foxbody, and Cressida to newer stuff like the A90, M2, RS6, R35, and Genesis, this pack has a little bit of everything. It feels like a proper all-in-one garage with sedans, coupes, wagons, and street-style builds that all bring their own vibe.

With power figures mostly sitting in the 500 to 600+ hp range, BLACK PACK v2.2 is built for fast, aggressive drifting while still giving each car its own character. Whether you want to slide a Mark II, throw down in an LS430, rip a Miata, or hop into something like the M3 GTR or GS300, this pack gives you a ton of variety without losing its overall style. If you like diverse car packs with a strong street and drift feel, this one is worth adding to your collection.

This pack started as a small side project put together before a big life milestone, and turned into a full collection of cars we’ve built over the years. Some began as personal projects, others came from public releases, all brought together here with one goal in mind: fun, low-HP drifting that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

The SDV Low HP Pack features a tight lineup of cars sitting right around the 450hp mark, built to be approachable, playful, and great for tandems.

• BMW E36 Turbo (LHD & RHD)
• BMW E46 Turbo (LHD & RHD)
• Nissan S13 (RHD)
• Nissan 350Z (RHD)
• Honda S2000 (RHD)

• VDC Low HP tyre: adapted from VDC tyres and tuned specifically for lower horsepower driving. Huge appreciation to Chris Wiltowski and Virtual Drift Championship for allowing their use.
• Original tyre: disable turbo for best results.

Big thanks to (SOH) Donut Lord and mister dan for helping get this across the finish line on a tight timeline, and to Matt Foster for testing alongside us. 

The NForce Drift Series Pack brings together 17 Japan- and Europe-built drift and pro-spec machines. The pack features S-chassis favorites, BMW Pro builds, modern Toyota platforms, widebody specials, and multiple high-power turbo setups.

This 1999 Nissan Silvia S15 from Japan is listed in the Drift class and tagged as an S15. It produces 656 bhp and 689 Nm of torque with a recorded weight of 1166 kg. The car reaches a top speed of 300 km/h and holds a power-to-weight ratio of 1.78 kg per horsepower.

This 1996 Nissan 180SX is part of the Drift class and is tagged 180sx. The JSON lists 622 bhp and 712 Nm with a vehicle weight of 1158 kg, resulting in a power-to-weight ratio of 1.86 kg per horsepower.

The 326 C5 is a 1996 Chevrolet model from America in the Drift class, widebody, and 326power. It produces 620 bhp and 711 Nm of torque with a listed weight of 1184 kg and a power-to-weight ratio of 1.91 kg per horsepower.

This Nissan 370Z originates from Japan and is listed as a Drift class vehicle tagged 370z. It generates 673 bhp and 768 Nm and weighs 1278 kg, giving it a power-to-weight ratio of 1.9 kg per horsepower.

The A80 Supra is a 1996 Toyota model from Japan in the Pro class, tagged supra and a80. It produces 701 bhp with 841 Nm of torque, weighs 1358 kg, and features a power-to-weight ratio of 1.93 kg per horsepower.

This Toyota A90 Supra is listed in the Pro class and tagged a90 and supra. It matches the A80’s output with 701 bhp and 841 Nm at a weight of 1358 kg and shares the same 1.93 kg/hp power-to-weight value.

The 1998 Toyota Altezza from Japan appears in the Drift class with the tag altezza. It delivers 565 bhp and 643 Nm with a weight of 1186 kg and a power-to-weight ratio of 2.1 kg per horsepower.

This BMW E36 from Germany is listed in the Pro class with the tag e36. The JSON records 605 bhp and 676 Nm with a weight of 1240 kg and a power-to-weight ratio of 2.05 kg per horsepower.

The BN S15 is a Nissan model from Japan listed in the Street class and tagged s15. It produces 609 bhp and 690 Nm while weighing 1180 kg and holding a 1.94 kg per horsepower power-to-weight ratio.

This BMW E30 from Germany belongs to the Pro class and is tagged e30. It outputs 554 bhp and 605 Nm and weighs 1120 kg, resulting in a power-to-weight ratio of 2.02 kg per horsepower.

The BMW E46 appears in the Pro class with the tag e46. It produces 653 bhp and 673 Nm while weighing 1258 kg, creating a power-to-weight ratio of 1.92 kg per horsepower.

This Infiniti G35 Coupe comes from Japan in the Pro class with the tag g35. It generates 650 bhp and 683 Nm, weighs 1320 kg, and lists a power-to-weight ratio of 2.03 kg per horsepower.

The Toyota GR86 is listed with a year value of 1996 and comes from Japan in the Pro class. It includes tags rwd, manual, street, and 86. The car produces 666 bhp with 816 Nm of torque and weighs 1194 kg. The JSON also includes a range value of 100 and a power-to-weight ratio of 1.79 kg per horsepower. Author information lists GridStyle and version 1.0.

This BMW M4 from Germany is part of the Pro class and tagged m4. It produces 701 bhp and 841 Nm with a weight of 1358 kg and a power-to-weight value of 1.93 kg per horsepower.

The S13 Onevia is a 1994 Nissan from Japan in the Drift class, tagged onevia and s13. It makes 623 bhp and 702 Nm with a weight of 1162 kg and a power-to-weight ratio of 1.86 kg per horsepower.

This Mazda RX-8 from Japan is listed in the Pro class and tagged rx8. It outputs 605 bhp with 676 Nm of torque and weighs 1240 kg, giving it a 2.05 kg per horsepower power-to-weight ratio.

The S14 Zenki is a Nissan Drift-class car from Japan tagged s14 and zenki. It produces 621 bhp and 701 Nm while weighing 1168 kg and lists a 1.88 kg per horsepower power-to-weight ratio.

The Oversteer Grand Prix (OGP) Car Pack brings together a full lineup of modern pro-am style drift cars built for high power and aggressive driving in Assetto Corsa. Featuring a mix of iconic Japanese platforms, European builds, and American muscle, this pack delivers a diverse garage of competition-ready machines designed for big angle and fast tandem runs.

Each car in the pack has been built with attention to detail, combining quality 3D models with ADL physics to create a consistent driving experience across the entire lineup. Most of the cars push serious horsepower, with LS swaps and other high-power setups that deliver strong torque and responsive throttle—perfect for maintaining speed and control during long drift sections.

Custom tire models and carefully tuned setups help the cars feel planted while still allowing the aggressive style expected from modern competitive drifting. Whether you're linking corners on technical tracks or chasing doors in multiplayer tandems, the OGP pack offers a balanced group of cars that feel right at home in high-level drift sessions.

Included in the pack are builds based on platforms like the S13, S14, S15, RX-7 FC, R33, JZX100 Chaser, E36, E46, E92, 350Z, GT86, SN95 Mustang, Corvette C6, and RPS13.5, giving drivers a wide range of styles while maintaining a unified driving feel.

Changelog

4-2-26 : Fixed thermal data and friction data on tires