🏎️ Car Requests Are Now Open!
Hey racers! 🔥
At Legend Garage, my goal is to bring the most realistic driving physics possible to Assetto Corsa.
Now it’s your turn — drop a comment with the car you’d love to see next! 🚗💨
Classic legends, modern beasts — everything is welcome.
The most requested cars will be prioritized and developed with accurate, handcrafted physics. ⚙️
💡 Tip: Include the car’s name, year, and any useful references (tech specs, onboard videos, telemetry, etc.) to help make it as realistic as possible.
Thanks for your support — let’s build the ultimate driving experience together! 🏁
Real physics, real passion — only at Legend Garage.
Comments (4)
The first to come to my mind is the Toyota Corolla Levin BZ-R 1998, this website has some good specs about it https://carfromjapan.com/pt/specifications/toyota/corolla-levin/5817765f2afaa2c4b2874076
That’s a solid choice. The AE111 BZ-R with the 4A-GE 20V (165 ps at 7800 rpm) is seriously underrated. I love how lightweight and analog it feels. Definitely a proper 90s JDM machine.
I have a 2014 Jetta GLI with the DSG and could supply many onboard videos displaying speed as well as showing you the roads on maps or giving you a gpx file to really get the physics down. The car has a 2.0T Ea888.3 - not the MQB same version as in the 15+ Gti, 19+ Gli. This generation only produces 210hp and there isn't a mod that is quite like it. I know of one Jetta mod with the 2.0t but it doesn't handle nearly as well, also has beam rear suspension opposed to my IRS which the GLI offers. I feel like this would be a pretty cool unique Assetto mod, and also they have a track version of the car which you could maybe model or just do a physics swap on a base one to have a TCR-like feel. If you really wanted to create something really cool I could supply some onboard audio, along with footage synced of my RPM and speed to really get it dialed in. This is all just a suggestion, thanks for the good mod.
Dear follower, thank you for your comment. If we find a nice model, it may come, but with the Golf GTI, we can perhaps reflect your Jetta feeling in the future.