Toyota has given modders a lot to work with, and these mods cover a wide spread of what the brand has built over the years. You get tuner icons like the Supra and AE86, rally machines like the GR Yaris, and everyday cars like the Camry and Prius for players who want something other than a race car to drive around.
When picking one, think about what you actually want to do with it. A high-power Supra build is great for straight-line runs and drag-style fun, while the rally cars suit dirt and gravel layouts. If you just want to cruise, the Camry, Prius or Hilux are better matches. Check the listed power figures and any patch requirements before you commit, since that affects how the car drives and whether it will run properly on your setup.
1. Toyota Supra Mk4 A80 SP1500
This is an extreme take on the 1993 A80 Supra, built around a stated 1721 hp and 1883 Nm of torque. That kind of output pushes the top speed to 460 km/h and drops the 0-100 km/h run to around 2.0 seconds, with the car weighing in at 1305 kg.
It suits players who want pure straight-line brutality rather than a balanced road car, and there is a choice of body colors to pick from. The mod may need Custom Shaders Patch installed to look and behave as intended.
Download Toyota Supra Mk4 A80 SP1500 – 1721 hp High-Power Build on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
2. Toyota Supra MKIV
This fourth-generation Supra is built for personalisation, with swappable bumpers, hood options, different lights and a choice of rims. The interior is modelled in detail and the overall graphics quality is solid.
Physics account for power, torque and weight distribution so the car drives with a sense of its real counterpart. It is a good pick for JDM fans who like tweaking a car’s look as much as driving it.
Download Toyota Supra MKIV – Tunable Japanese Sports Car on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
3. Toyota Prius (Third Generation)
This one brings the third-generation Prius into Assetto Corsa, pairing a 1.8-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor for a combined 134 hp. Top speed sits around 112 mph with 0-60 mph taking 10.4 seconds, so it is not built for racing.
Instead it works as a slower, eco-minded daily driver for relaxed laps or cruising, and makes a nice change of pace from the usual sports car lineup.
Download Toyota Prius – Third-Generation Hybrid Road Car on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
4. Toyota Camry 8 2.0
Based on the eighth-generation Camry in its 2.0 trim, this car runs a 2.0-liter inline-four putting out roughly 150 to 170 hp through the front wheels via a 6-speed automatic. The exterior and interior are both detailed, matching the Camry’s reputation for comfort.
Performance and handling can be tuned, so you are not locked into one setup. It is best suited to relaxed street driving rather than track work.
Download Toyota Camry 8 2.0 – Eighth-Generation Comfortable Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
5. Toyota GR Yaris Rally
This rally-spec GR Yaris runs a 1.6-liter turbocharged inline-3 good for 257 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque, built around enhanced suspension, higher ground clearance and a reinforced chassis. The setup is clearly aimed at rough, off-road surfaces rather than smooth tarmac.
Compact and agile, it is a solid choice if you want a genuine rally feel on dirt and gravel tracks instead of circuit racing.
Download Toyota GR Yaris Rally – Authentic Rally Car Experience on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
6. Toyota Supra GR A90 2JZ
This build drops a 2JZ engine into the Supra GR A90, leaning on that engine’s reputation for toughness and tuning headroom to shape how the car feels. The exterior follows the real A90’s design closely, and it comes with a power and torque curve set up for it.
It works on any track, which makes it a flexible option for Supra and tuner fans who want a 2JZ-powered A90 to take around their usual roads or circuits.
Download Toyota Supra GR A90 2JZ – Tuner Sports Car by HitachiMedia on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
7. Toyota Yaris GR LHD
This version of the Yaris GR is set up left-hand-drive, with the seat and controls on the left. The real car’s rally roots carry over here: a 1.6-litre turbocharged three-cylinder producing 257 hp and 360 Nm, paired with a six-speed manual and full-time four-wheel drive biased toward the rear.
It gets to 60 mph in about 5.5 seconds, and the physics are built around agility and quick responses rather than outright top speed, which fits its hot hatch character.
Download Toyota Yaris GR LHD – Rally-Bred Turbo Hot Hatch on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
8. Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX AE86 Carbon
This is the RKGaming-styled carbon version of the AE86 Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX, built with a lighter look and feel that suits the touge and JDM crowd. LODs were added in an update, which helps rendering stay lighter when several cars are on track at once.
It is a straightforward pick for anyone collecting AE86 variants or wanting a carbon-themed Trueno for drift and touge sessions.
Download Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX AE86 Carbon – RKGaming Build on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
9. Toyota Supra Mk4 ST-Autosport
Built as a GT class version of the Mk4 Supra, this one produces 660 hp and 760 Nm of torque while weighing just 1182 kg, giving a power-to-weight ratio of 1.79 kg per horsepower. Top speed comes in around 345 km/h, so it holds its own on long straights.
It suits players after a serious racing version of the Supra rather than a street build, and fits naturally into GT-style racing setups.
Download Toyota Supra Mk4 ST-Autosport – 660 hp GT Class Build on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
10. Toyota Hilux Revo GRS
This mod models the 2023 Hilux Revo GRS pickup, rated at 198 hp and 488 Nm of torque, which gives it decent pulling strength for its class. The model quality is solid for a vehicle this size.
It is a good option if you want a break from sports cars, suited to casual cruising and road sessions rather than circuit racing.
Download Toyota Hilux Revo GRS – 2023 Pickup Truck on CrashMods · Game version: 1.16.x
Tips for Toyota mods in Assetto Corsa
- Install each mod in its own content folder so you can remove or update it later without hunting through unrelated files.
- Back up your existing car content before adding anything new, in case a mod conflicts with another install.
- If a mod mentions needing a shader or physics patch, install that first and confirm it works before loading the car.
- Restart Assetto Corsa fully after adding a new car so it shows up correctly in the car selection list.
- Test each car on a short track first to check tyre grip and power feel before taking it onto a full session.
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