1977 Hoonigan GYMKHANA 10 Ford F-150 “Hoonitruck”įollowing the same concept as the Hoonicorns, the Hoonitruck is also an AWD drift monster that produces 914 HP. In fact, the Hoonicorns are the fastest drift cars in the game stock so they are best suited for the accolades that require you to earn 3-stars in a Drift Zone while making it from point A to point B in time. This leads to some amazingly fast slides. If that’s not crazy enough, these cars are AWD instead of the traditional RWD when it comes to drifting. Virtually identical to each other except for their liveries, the Hoonicorns are 1965 Mustangs that produce 1400 HP. 1965 GYMKHANA 10 Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang.2020 Formula Drift #151 Toyota GR Supra.2019 Formula Drift #411 Toyota Corolla Hatchback.2017 Formula Drift #357 Chevrolet Corvette Z06.1995 Formula Drift #34 Toyota Supra MkIV.If you have the Car Pass DLC, you can claim even more of these Formula Drift cars for free: These cars represent the pinnacle in the sport so each one of these cars drifts and handles beautifully out of the Autoshow. If you want cars that are ready to drift, then look no further than the Formula Drift cars. 2016 Formula Drift #530 HSV Maloo GEN-F.2013 Formula Drift #777 Chevrolet Corvette.2007 Formula Drift #117 599 GTB Fiorano.2006 Formula Drift #43 Dodge Viper SRT10.However, if you want something that you could build from (relatively) scratch, go for the Mustang RTR Spec 5. If you want a drift-ready RTR Mustang, you can choose between the #25 Mustang RTR or the #88 Mustang RTR as these are basically bonafide Formula Drift machines. With their iconic hexagonal lights on their grills, and a widebody kit to boot, these Mustangs were built to drift. The RTR Mustangs (short for “Ready to Rock!”) are custom-built Mustangs inspired by a drifting champion named Vaughn Gittin Jr. Unfortunately though, this car is only available to VIP Members so if you want this car, you will need to pay real money to unlock it. There are some changes that could be made to this car to make it drift better, like adding drift tires to enhance its drifting ability and removing the roll cage to reduce its weight. I specifically list the Forza Edition of 1969 Dodge Charger simply because it contains a Drift Skills Boost attached to it, meaning that when you drift, you earn more skill points. Dodge 1969 Dodge Charger R/T Forza Edition Either way, this truck needs no upgrades to drift. The precursor to the DeBerti Toyota Tacoma, this truck actually packs more power than its younger sibling, but it also weighs a lot more making it a bit heavier to handle than the Tacoma. 2018 DeBerti Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Drift Truck With 900 HP traveling to the wheels, this truck is ready to go sideways any time. Take the Tacoma, a mainly rugged offroad machine, and turn it into a whole different beast, and you get this car. DeBerti 2019 DeBerti Toyota Tacoma TRD ‘The Performance Truck’ They might need more power if you want to go faster, but they are also a great foundation for a slow drift build since they go quickly enough with minimal power upgrades. These cars require a bit of tuning to get drifting properly. BMW Older M3 Models (E30, E36, and E46)Ī staple of the drifting scene in Europe, especially for the E30 (1991) and E36 (1997) models, these autobahn racers feel right at home in the drift scene due to their great weight distribution and their eagerness to go sideways. In the case of the ones that have not been built to drift yet, it is always your choice to customize the cars to your style since form definitely outweighs functionality when it comes to the style department in this discipline. Some of the cars that will be listed are already built to drift, while others will be needing a bit of work to make them true sideways machines.įor reference, there is a car type in the game literally named “Drift Cars” signifying that these cars were built exactly to do one thing, and that is to drift.īut really, drift cars are a form of expression when it comes to the sport. Picking the best drift car comes to preference.
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