GRID Legends: Story-based DLC Classic Car-Nage available for free

A story-based DLC Classic Car-Nage is available now for GRID Legends.

Codemasters and Electronic Arts today release Classic Car-Nage, a new and chaotic game mode for GRID Legends.

The new story-driven, cross-platform multiplayer DLC introduces an action-packed, derby-style mode where drivers compete by intentionally crashing their vehicles into each other while rewriting all existing racing rules.

Players can indulge their wildest racing instincts with new, versatile vehicles and compete with friends on four new tracks and deepen their experience with new storylines. In addition to the DLC, a new patch will be released that will add the Team Fordzilla P1 racer to the game as a free-to-play vehicle.

The new game mode is a special series of racing events that will bring players back to the heroes of the Driven to Glory story mode and offer a genuine experience that pushes the GRID rulebook to its limits.

The first episode focuses on Valentin Manzi, brought to life by award-winning British actor Ncuti Gatwa, as he and the rest of the field wreak havoc in eight Classic Car-Nage story events.

Players also get access to five new vehicles, including a fun ice cream truck, and four new tracks in two locations: the prestigious Yokahama Docks and the intense heat of Havana. Three new sponsored career events will also be available with this expansion.

“Classic Car-Nage brings the cathartic and mesmerizingly destructive experience of Demolition Derby to the GRID Legends universe,” said Steven Brand, Associate Creative Director at Codemasters. “New tracks with multiple transitions and ramps provide plenty of pile-up opportunities, and story mode objectives allow players to work out personal strategies to survive the events. I’m looking forward to driving online with people and causing mayhem.”

Classic Car-Nage’s online multiplayer invites fans to wreak even more havoc on the track by challenging their friends, who can play the game’s content for free*.

To blur the lines between the online and offline worlds, GRID Legends will be attending the Goodwood Festival of Speed ​​from June 23rd to 26th in partnership with Team Fordzilla, Ford’s first-ever esports team based on the real world builds the brand’s racing heritage and competes at the highest level on the virtual racing stage.

Together with Ford, they will launch an exciting car model called TFZ-P1, designed by gamers for gamers, for fans to test, drive and experience both in and out of the game.

Not only will Goodwood feature a scale model of the car, it will also be included in the game as a free, exclusive, playable vehicle. The car’s debut will be accompanied by an in-game event where players can compete for the fastest lap time from June 23rd to July 29th.

“After months of working with gamers around the world, we are thrilled that our TFZ-P1 model is making its debut in the acclaimed and exciting game GRID Legends. We want people to be able to experience the thrill of driving a Ford no matter where they are and what platform they play on. I hope that they will see our new racer everywhere, and that the racing enthusiasts attending Goodwood will even be able to drive it in-game while sitting in the real car,” said Boris Ferko, Design Manager, Ford of Europe.

GRID Legends’ new demolition derby-like game mode, Classic Car-Nage, is available today for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, as well as PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Deluxe Edition owners get instant access to this content pack.

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