Grab the first paid DLC for TRAIL OUT on PC, featuring three legendary vehicles with roots in motorsport, movies, and video games. The RR Series 3 faced quick bans from racing authorities for rule violations and powered illegal street races across the United States. Speedy S defined the Japanese tuner world, gaining fame globally through tuning culture and media appearances. Emilie N46 stands out as a modified French taxi sedan packing nearly 400 horsepower, a toggleable wing, and front splitter.
Unlock these cars after hitting 50,000 fans, then snag them from the junkyard for $2,000 each. This racing pack delivers casual action with indie flair for fans of iconic rides and quick street battles. Players who chase motorsport legends and tuned performers get the most from these high-profile additions.
Welcome to the first paid DLC available for TRAIL OUT. This collection includes three iconic vehicles that became popular because of their inclusion within motorsport, movies, video games, or a mix of the three.
- RR Series 3
Originally designed for motorsport, it was almost immediately outlawed due to breaching several rules put in place by the motorsport governing body. Alongside that, it has been seen time and time again in the hands of illegal street racers all over the United States.
- Speedy S
The posterchild of the Japanese tuner scene, the Speedy S became popular not only in the United States, but also all over the world thanks to its inclusion in the tuning scene, motorsport, movies and other video games.
- Emilie N46
When a French taxi driver needs to get somewhere quickly in Paris, they don't usually modify a 4-door sedan by replacing the engine with one with almost 400 horsepower, add a toggleable wing and front splitter. Yet here we are.
All three vehicles are unlocked after reaching 50,000 fans and can be acquired through the junkyard for $2,000.
