Project CARS : The Art Of Racing

Genre              :   Single-player/ Multiplayer Racing Game
Developers     :   Slightly Mad Studios
Release date  :   E3 2013

Project CARS (formerly C.A.R.S.) is a new project by Slightly Mad Studios (known for developing Need for Speed Unleashed). CARS stands for "Community Assisted Race Sim" which reflects the request for donations for funding previously.

The game is currently in development with a new build added weekly, allowing users to try new tracks and cars and various other updates for the game. The game has an impressive line up of tracks and cars even in its early release versions, including Classic Lotus, Formula One licenses, Monza, Mugello, and much more.


If you'd like to try the game, you can download it from the WMD Portal.

Community As a potentially revolutionary method of games development, now free from the shackled quarters within which publishers often confine development studios, comes an enigmatic alternative. The possibility to test each and every new item placed into new builds is countless.From cars to tracks , physics and even weather it can all be placed under the microscope. The frequency upon which bugs and minute discrepancies with things such as specific corner cambers are identified, although somewhat friutless at this stage, bodes imminently well for the coming neta and closing stages.

Gameplay : Cars available:
Ariel Atom 300 supercharged
Ariel Atom 500 V8
Ariel Atom Mugen
Asano LM11 TDX (Audi R18 TDI)
Asano X4 Touring (Audi A4 DTM)
BAC Mono (added in build 184)
Caper Stock Car
Caterham SP300R
Caterham Superlight R500
Ford Mustang 2+2 fastback (foundation trade dress for 1966 Shelby GT350) 1966
Ford MK IV 1967
Ford Escort RS 1600 1972
Ford Capri (Group 5 – Team Zakspeed) 1980
Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth (Group A) 1988
Ford Mustang Cobra (SCCA Trans-Am) 1997
Ford Focus ST 2012
Ford Focus ST (BTCC) 2012
Ford Falcon FG (Australian V8 Supercar Car of the future) 2013
Ford Shelby GT500 2013
Formula A
Formula B
Formula Gulf 1000
Formula Rookie (Formula Ford)
Fusion NASCAR Stock Car (by Ford) 2012
Gumpert Apollo S
Kart
Lotus 25 (Formula One car) 1962
Lotus 40 (open-top sports car) 1965
Lotus 38 (Indy 500 winner) 1965
Lotus 49 (Leonus F68 Cromwell V8 Formula One Car) 1967
Lotus 51 (Formula Ford car) 1967
Lotus 56 (Indy Car) 1968
Lotus 72 (Formula One car) 1970
Lotus 49C (Formula One car) 1970
Lotus 78 (Leonus F77 Cromwell V8 Formula One car) 1977
Lotus 98T (Leonus F86 Pirault Turbo Formula One car) 1986
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX FQ 360
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ 400
Pagani Huayra
Pagani Zonda Cinque
Pagani Zonda R
Palmer Jaguar JP-LM
Racer L4-RS (Radical SR3)
Racer V8-RS (Radical SR8)
SuperKart