News on Street Corsa

An eighth car for Assetto Corsa: the 1971 Cutlass Supreme

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 23:30:00 +0000

One more for AC Mods: the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Holiday Sedan 1971, for Assetto Corsa on its own. No Street Corsa needed.

The 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Holiday Sedan in Matador Red

It’s the four-door hardtop with the standard Rocket 350 four-barrel: 260 hp, the Turbo Hydra-matic and the 2.56 axle, with the physics written from Oldsmobile’s 1971 dealer specifications book and an engine sound made in engine-sim from the Oldsmobile V8. The interior is all new, built from photos of real cars, down to the walnut-grain cluster with its three round gauges. It has sixteen skins, the model’s blue and the fifteen 1971 Oldsmobile intermediate colours, numbered as Oldsmobile numbered them, and each one comes with the interior trim the factory recommended for it.

A seventh car for Assetto Corsa: the 1960 Impala

Fri, 13 Nov 2026 23:45:00 +0000

One more for AC Mods: the Chevrolet Impala Sedan 1960, for Assetto Corsa on its own. No Street Corsa needed.

The 1960 Chevrolet Impala in Roman Red

It’s the four-door sedan with the optional 348 Turbo-Thrust V8: a Carter four-barrel, 250 hp, the two-speed Powerglide, the X-frame and 7.50-14 whitewalls, with the physics written from the 1960 factory figures and an engine sound made in engine-sim from the W engine. It has twenty-four skins, the fourteen 1960 Chevrolet colours and the ten factory two-tones, numbered as Chevrolet numbered them. Each one comes with an Impala houndstooth interior in its own trim.

Six classic cars for Assetto Corsa

Fri, 13 Nov 2026 23:30:00 +0000

We’ve released six cars for Assetto Corsa itself. They don’t need Street Corsa: drag the zip onto Content Manager and drive. They have a page of their own on the site, AC Mods, apart from the game’s downloads.

The 1963 Buick Riviera in Marlin Blue

Ford V8 Pickup 1932: the closed-cab pickup with the 221 flathead V8, wire wheels and an ahooga horn.
Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Coupe 1937: the business coupe with the Blue Flame six and Knee-Action front end.
Buick Roadmaster Skylark 1953: the 50th-anniversary convertible, 1,690 built, on Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels.
Buick Roadmaster 1957: the Riviera hardtop with the 364 Nailhead and the horizontal speedometer.
Buick Riviera 1963: the first-year Riviera, 401 Nailhead and walnut console.
Plymouth Satellite Sebring 1971: the hardtop with the 383 four-barrel and TorqueFlite.

Each one has its physics written from the factory figures, an engine sound made in engine-sim from its own engine, working gauges, and the colours it came in, named as the maker named them: 71 skins between the six. Custom Shaders Patch is recommended.

Street Corsa 0.1.4

Thu, 12 Nov 2026 02:30:00 +0000

Street Corsa 0.1.4 is out, with Street Rod 0.4.0. Get them on the downloads page; the game installs over any earlier version and your saves carry over.

The painter at work in Street Rod's paint booth

Street Rod’s places are mods of their own now, each with its own version:

The garage: the workshop the game is played from, and everything standing in it.
The gas station: Crossroads Gas and its attendant.
The shops: the paint booth, the part and machine shops, and the warehouse.
Main Street: the street the racers meet on, its diners and the kit it’s laid out with.

They all come inside Street Rod’s download: to update, install the new Street Rod zip from the main screen, Mod Manager → Install mods, and it puts the setting and its four places in.

Street Corsa 0.1.3

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 02:00:00 +0000

Street Corsa 0.1.3 is out. Get it on the downloads page; it installs over any earlier version.

A Chevy 283 on the stand, the right way round

Every engine the right way round. The twelve engine packs are fixed (see the news), and the pictures on this site are shot again.
Street Rod 0.1.1. The carburettors, air cleaners and blower that fit any engine are the right way round too. Every rim and tyre has a model again, and two wheels that faced the wrong way are fixed.
Lamps cast shadows indoors. The garage, the shops, the car lot and the paint booth are lit by their lamps, so cars and props stand on the floor, day and night.
Smoother moving scenes. A car driving in, the lift, the engine hoist and a revving engine cost less to draw.
Your car comes home after a race. Whenever it can still run, it drives into the garage. A car that won’t run is towed home.
The garage’s wheels and springs. A tyre you take off is gone from the car, and a bare rim shows and can be picked.

To update a setting or an engine pack, install the new zip from the main screen: Mod Manager → Install mods. Everything that changed is in the changelog.

Every engine the right way round

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 00:30:00 +0000

Putting the L79 next to Doug Broast’s own renders of his model showed something wrong: our engine was its mirror image. The starter and the fuel pump were on the driver’s side, and the oil filter and the generator were on the passenger’s.

It wasn’t just the L79. Every engine pack was drawn the same way, so all of them came out mirrored. They are all fixed now: every part sits on the same side it does on the real engine.

Three more engine packs: Chevrolet big block, Ford FE and Y-block

Tue, 10 Nov 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Three more engine packs for Street Rod are out. Grab them on the downloads page.

Chevrolet big block: the Mark IV 396, 402, 427 and 454, from the L35 to the L71 Tri-Power, the aluminium ZL1 and the LS6, and a blown 454 drag engine. The Camaros, Chevelles, Novas, El Caminos, Impalas and Corvettes that came with one get it.
Ford FE: the 352, 390, 406, 427 and 428, from the Galaxie’s two-barrel to the Shelby GT500’s Cobra Jet, and the 427 on its Weber cross-ram, as in the GT40. For the Galaxies, the Fairlane GT, the Thunderbird, the Shelbys, the Cobra 427, the Mustang Mach 1 and the F-350.
Ford Y-block: the 239 to the Thunderbird 312 and the 1957 E-code dual quad, with a 312 hot rod on a velocity stack at the speed shops. For the 1956 F-100.

Each one installs like the others: Mod Manager → Install mods, pick the zip.

The Chevrolet small block is out

Mon, 09 Nov 2026 22:00:00 +0000

The Chevrolet small block engine pack is on the downloads page: eighteen builds, from the 1955 265 to the 1970 LT-1, with the L79 and L76 327s, the Z/28 302, a T56 restomod and the detailed SBC 350.

It’s built on Doug Broast’s L79 327, a CAD model of the whole engine down to the valvetrain, that Doug let us use in the game. Thanks, Doug! Every part comes off on the stand.

The engine packs are open to modders

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 18:00:00 +0000

The engine packs were made to be built on, and now you can. Their files are on SourceForge, in the Street Corsa Mods project, one repository per pack:

Buick V8, Cadillac V8, Chevrolet W, Ford 385, Ford Cleveland, Ford Falcon six, Lincoln-Mercury V8, Oldsmobile V8 and Pontiac V8

Anyone can download them and look inside. If you’d like to make one better (a more detailed block, a missing intake), ask to join with a ticket: you get your own branch to work on, and what’s merged goes out in the pack’s next release, with your name in its credits.

Street Corsa 0.1.2

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 01:00:00 +0000

Street Corsa 0.1.2 is out. Get it on the downloads page; it installs over 0.1.1 or 0.1.0.

A new racer window at the diner. The race, the matchup and the stakes side by side, and the track picked from cards with pictures.
A rival’s reputation tells you more: what their standing means and how they stack up against you.
The race result card in Assetto Corsa says what was at stake, pink slips included, and is easier to read.
New Assetto Corsa cars show up in your next game without restarting Street Corsa.
Settings in two columns, one Save button, and the credits on a screen of their own.

The settings and engine packs are the same as before. Everything that changed is in the changelog.

Street Corsa 0.1.1

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 16:00:00 +0000

Street Corsa 0.1.1 is out. Get it on the downloads page; it installs over 0.1.0.

Uninstall asks about your saves, settings and mods. Keep them for the next install, or remove them with the game.
Mods installed with the Mod Manager play in your next game, without restarting Street Corsa.
New mods show up in an old save at once. Shops, junkyards, car lots and the paper restock when you load it. Your own cars stay as they are.

The settings and engine packs are the same as before. Everything that changed is in the changelog.

Nine engine packs for Street Rod

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 12:00:00 +0000

The first engine packs are out, for the Street Rod setting. Grab them on the downloads page.

With a pack installed, the cars that came with its engines get them, part by part: take the engine apart on the stand, swap the cam, the carbs, the heads, and put it back together.

Buick V8: the Nailhead 364 to 425 and the 400 to 455 big block
Cadillac V8: 331 to 500
Chevrolet W: 348, 409 and the 427 Z11
Ford 385: 429, 460 and the Boss 429
Ford Cleveland: 351C, 351M and 400
Ford Falcon six: the Argentine Falcon’s 188 and 221
Lincoln-Mercury V8: the Lincoln Y-block and the MEL
Oldsmobile V8: 400 and 455
Pontiac V8: 389, 400 and 455

Each one installs like a setting: Mod Manager → Install mods, pick the zip.

Street Corsa 0.1.0: early access

Mon, 02 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Street Corsa 0.1.0 is out. Grab it on the downloads page.

It is early access. The game plays from New Game to the last race, but it is a first version, with work ahead. Expect rough edges, and saves may not carry over to later versions.

What’s in:

The game: the garage, the races in Assetto Corsa, the Mod Manager
Two settings: Street Rod (Los Angeles, 1970) and Touge Nights (Gunma, 2002)
The Bush DAC10 radio add-on for the garage

What’s ahead:

Welcome to Street Corsa

Sun, 01 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This is Street Corsa’s new home. News, downloads and tutorials live here.

What’s ready:

The game, with its garage, races and Mod Manager
Two settings: Street Rod (Los Angeles, 1970) and Touge Nights (Gunma, 2002)

What’s next: the first release, version 0.1.0. The downloads light up when it is out.

The game is free and open source. The code is on GitHub.