Obviously the latter is in there, as every rally game needs an Impreza in it somewhere. The cars were iconic for rally fans, adding the Citroen C4 Rally Car, which gave Loeb such a great run of results, the Skoda Fabia Rally that was used by Colin McRae, the BMW M1 Procar Rally, the Opel Manta 400 rally car (the road going version was the first car I ever crashed in real life, fact fans!), the Ford Focus RS Rally 2007 and the Subaru Impreza. So, Season One then and this was a modest start to the journey, adding six cars and three new rallies. The new DLC that is present here initially arrived in seasons, and what I’ll try to do here is give an overview of each and what they added. Well, this has more than been addressed in the DLC route map that Codemasters set out, along with a number of new cars and liveries being added. It has to be said that the base DiRT Rally 2.0 game was well received, with this very website giving it a storming 4.5/5, but one of the criticisms that was levelled at the game early on was that there didn’t seem to be as many tracks as many people would have liked.

Dirt rally 2.0 car list