Car mods are the easiest way to stretch what Assetto Corsa EVO can put in your garage, from endurance racers to modern supercars that haven’t shown up in the base lineup. The ten picks below range from converted classics out of the original Assetto Corsa to early access builds of current-year machines, so there’s a mix of eras, drivetrains and driving styles to pick from.
When you’re choosing, pay attention to a few practical things: whether the car was converted or built fresh for EVO, how the stock paint looks (several of these ship with flat OEM colors that beg for a repaint), and whether the mod mentions anything about force feedback strength on direct drive wheels. Early access cars are worth grabbing if you don’t mind possible updates down the line, while the converted classics tend to be more settled.
1. Mazda 787B – Le Mans-Winning Rotary Race Car
This one recreates the 787B with its four-rotor R26B engine, rated at 700 hp in the standard setup and up to 930 hp if you switch to the unrestricted livery option. Seven liveries are included, among them the 1991 Le Mans-winning number 55 car, and the cockpit can be swapped between the original 1991 display and a more modern layout.
It comes with a full setup sheet covering tyre pressure, ride height, springs, dampers, anti-roll bars, rear wing, brake bias and the limited-slip diff, plus Dunlop slicks and wets in three compounds. Good pick for anyone who wants an authentic endurance prototype with real tuning depth rather than a fixed setup.
Download Mazda 787B – Le Mans-Winning Rotary Race Car on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
2. Chevrolet Corvette C7 Stingray – American Sports Car
A conversion of the original Assetto Corsa’s Corvette C7 Stingray, brought over for EVO with two car files to install. The update focuses on sound, with a corrected engine note that fits the car better than the previous audio.
Stock OEM paint looks flat in-game, so plan on a custom livery if you want it to look right. It’s a small download, around 50 MB, and installs by dropping the files into the mods folder.
Download Chevrolet Corvette C7 Stingray – American Sports Car on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
3. Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Competizione – Racer
This is the racing-spec Daytona, built on the official SDK and set up as the lighter, wider-bodied evolution of Ferrari’s classic front-engined V12 grand tourer. It ships with three liveries, two of which let you pick a racing number, plus an authentic historic scheme.
The interior gets improved materials with chrome detailing on the doors, and the mirror modeling has been revised for a more accurate look. A solid choice if you want a vintage GT racer with proper physics behind it rather than just a pretty model.
Download Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Competizione – Racer on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
4. Lotus Elise SC – Lightweight Sports Car
Another port from the original Assetto Corsa, this one keeps the Elise SC’s nimble, lightweight character intact. It’s a small download at around 40 MB and can go in either manually or through a mod manager, with files landing in the ACE mods folder under Saved Games.
The creator flags that force feedback can come in strong on direct drive wheels, so it’s worth checking your settings before pushing it hard. Custom liveries are suggested over the flat OEM colors if you want it looking its best.
Download Lotus Elise SC – Lightweight Sports Car on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
5. 1968 Formula 5000 – Vintage Open-Wheel Racers
This pack bundles eight cars from the 1968 Formula 5000 season, converted from an earlier mod by Bazza and adapted specifically for EVO. It covers the first half of that season, when the cars still ran wings before they were pulled for safety reasons later on.
Hard slick tyres and a manual gearbox with a working clutch pedal give it an old-school feel that fits the era. Good option if you want a taste of raw, early open-wheel racing without modern aero crutches.
Download 1968 Formula 5000 – Vintage Open-Wheel Racers on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
6. Ford GT 2005 – Classic American Supercar
Built by ReWolf, this recreates the 2005 Ford GT with its factory paint schemes included. The stock colors can look a bit plain in-game, so the creator recommends designing a custom livery for a better result.
It installs easily through the Evoforge tool, or manually by extracting the files into the ACE mods folder, and comes in at roughly 78 MB. Suits fans of early-2000s American supercars and anyone who likes tinkering with liveries.
Download Ford GT 2005 – Classic American Supercar on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
7. Ferrari 296 Speciale 2026 – Supercar Add-on
An early access build from Ceky Performance that brings the Ferrari 296 Speciale, presented as a 2026 variant, into EVO as a straightforward car add-on. It weighs in at around 77.58 MB and comes with in-game preview images.
Since it’s still in early access, further updates could follow, so keep that in mind if you want something fully settled. It’s aimed at Ferrari fans who want to try a modern supercar while the mod keeps developing.
Download Ferrari 296 Speciale 2026 – Supercar Add-on on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
8. Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera – Ported Supercar
Carried over from the original Assetto Corsa, this Gallardo Superleggera got its engine sound corrected in version 1.1, fixing audio that was off before. The OEM paint options look flat, so a custom scheme is the way to go if you want it to stand out.
It’s a compact download at about 51.6 MB with a simple drop-in install to the mods folder. Fits players who want a classic Italian supercar without a complicated setup.
Download Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera – Ported Supercar on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
9. BMW M2 CS G87 – 2026 Performance Car
Another early access release from Ceky Performance, this one recreates the BMW M2 CS G87 (2026), a performance coupe from BMW’s M division. The file comes in at around 90.73 MB and includes in-game preview images.
It’s a straightforward addition for BMW fans who want a sharp, modern M-series coupe in their garage rather than another classic.
Download BMW M2 CS G87 – 2026 Performance Car on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
10. Porsche 911 991 Turbo S – Sports Car
This one converts the Porsche 911 991 Turbo S from the original Assetto Corsa, keeping its classic shape and feel while adapting it for EVO’s structure. It supports two installation methods and runs about 59.2 MB.
The mod includes guidance on force feedback setup, so it’s worth checking that before driving if you’re on a strong wheel. Custom paint is recommended over the stock colors for the best look.
Download Porsche 911 991 Turbo S – Sports Car on CrashMods · Game version: 0.9.x
Tips for cars mods in Assetto Corsa EVO
- Extract each mod into your Assetto Corsa EVO mods folder exactly as the download provides it, keeping any subfolders intact so the game can read the car files properly.
- If a mod mentions multiple install methods, pick one and stick with it rather than mixing manual extraction with a mod manager for the same car.
- When a description flags flat OEM paint, grab or make a custom livery before judging how the car looks in-game.
- Check your force feedback settings before your first lap in any converted car, especially on direct drive wheels, since some ports carry over strong FFB behavior.
- Keep early access mods separate in your notes so you remember which ones might get updated, and recheck them occasionally for newer files.
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