Assetto Corsa Rally’s next update aiming for three new cars One French and two German four-wheel-drive rally cars are on the way, while the game’s lead daydreams of two further Italian classics for another time. This is an Audi Quattro, Group B - this is for illustrative purposes only and has not been confirmed That will change with the upcoming v0.6 patch, which is set to include three new cars, provided the licensors sign off on the models. This is according to the Game Director Irvin Zonca on a recent community Q&A session. While he wasn’t able to confirm the vehicles, he did provide some clues. “[They] will be another French car and two German cars,” he teased. “I would like to say more and I’m very, very, sorry I can’t just say everything, because I would, but they are all four-wheel-drive cars spanning through a few decades.” The “spanning a few decades” line indicates that the trio aren’t necessarily all from the same era. Four-wheel drive indicates vehicles from the 1980s onwards. The Audi Quattro (main article image, for illustrative purposes only) pioneered four driven wheels, hitting the stages from 1981 onwards, before other rivals followed suit. However, with the clue being vague and spanning multiple vehicles, a 2010s Volkswagen Polo WRC, for example, also meets the criteria. However, our money would be on one of the German cars to be an Audi, at least, given the brand’s provenance in rallying. The simulation already features a French car with both front and rear axles driven, the Citroën Xsara. Both Peugeot and Citroën have seen success in rallying, from the 1980s Group B Peugeot 205, to the Citroen C4 WRC and DS3 WRCs. The C3 Rally2 is a recent model from the brand, too, while the Peugeot 207 dominated mid-’00s