Sometimes when I feel lonely and sad I like to meme around in the Delorean DMC - insane Accel and decently competitive overall 
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That’s another one I like for B class, especially street scene. I use a tune by LogikJ.
I have also enjoyed using the Sierra Cosworth across various classes and disciplines.
Anyway, the HW Boneshaker is pretty underrated in A dirt. Really fast and grippy. Surprised there isn’t more people mentioning that one.
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My “prank” dirt toy.
One of the fun parts of the game is the ability to build these machines that would be impossible in the real world due to scarcity and cost.
…And Hoonigan Bel Air is seriously faster on gravel than on tarmac.
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For me it will always be the VW Corrado, being a prior owner of 2, it is always my go to car in every forza game I purchase. I have one tuned n/a fwd and one turbo awd for dirt until I get some subies or evo’s.
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I want to see someone build a straight front axle car that can do anything off road…“suspend disbelief they said…it’ll be fine they said…”
The Forsberg SafariZ is a good solid A dirt car, looks like the 550 in B street could become another if word doesn’t travel too far on how good it is.
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I love the Lotus Exige as an A class car. It isn’t the fastest on the top end but it is quick and very agile. I can win online races with it by just keeping to simple… I can drive it without pushing it in the corners since it handles so well and the exit speeds are perfect for accelerating onto the straight.
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It looked to me like he was telling TGM to be quiet about the “550 in B Street” so that people won’t learn about it. Weird thing to get flagged, though.
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This car is certainly not underated or uncommon but how OP is the 2010 Mosler MT900S. I just gave this car a try in half a dozen S2 CC rivals and got top 20 on most boards in only a few tries. The car was practically driving itself to the finish line lol cause I spent no time learning the lines. Might now be possibly one of my fav cars at least for CC lol. I’m assuming it’s just as good on dirt. Maybe I’ll give that a spin tomorrow.
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what @Ti_Hsien said and i did message them back and said that to them after they sent the its blocked message to me. guess you just have to start being really clever with how u respond or maybe ill have to start writing down how you need to read what i wrote (sarcasm/its a joke/im trying to be mean) lol
Not an uncommon car but definitely an uncommon way to drive it. Didn’t know it was good for CC as well, that’s cool.
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Was also the star of the fabled FH4 10 sec+ air time car 
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The 2020 XPENG P7
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Yeah that one’s pretty uncommon…probably because it isn’t out yet…
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not to sure if people use it or just buy and sell it but im working on the wuling for an a800 dirt right now and it better than expected
edit: i dont see many driving it and yeah its a fun A class dirt car
Lately I grew appreciation for the Lamborghini Espada.
Always liked the design because it’s so different from the widely known & beloved Lamborghinis.
But I could never build one that worked well for road races. It packs a lot of power/PI but always felt lacking in pace. Also never found a shared tune that worked.
After experimenting I finally got a setup for a Drift tires Racing V12 full downforce A800 RWD build now and it’s a lot of fun. Not on the pace of the top RWD powerbuilds because it produces way too much drag but it does mid 2:43s on Copper Canyon and is controllable on low speeds.
Won quite a lot of online lobbies with it.
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Not sure if it’s underrated, but I just used the 70s Bronco for a seasonal CC championship, and it was a lot more fun to drive than I expected for a 70s D-class car. Handled very well and had plenty of power for what it was.
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It’s gotta be also the Fiero GT I Miss it
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