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Quick Review: Subaru Impreza (2001) + Ford Focus RS Rally 2001 in DiRT Rally 2.0
Tim Wheatley - Software | Aug 30, 2019
0 CommentsDLC was purchased. Quick video showing both the cars. It was very easy to feel the differences in handling between these two vehicles. The Subaru has much nicer handling, is easier to slide when you want it to. The Ford Focus might actually be faster, but it’s hard as hell to drive because it’s so very responsive to input and ultimately hard to man-handle into a slide. Either way, there was nothing to pick between them in terms of stage time.
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