A true street racing enthusiast dreams of racing across the tracks of Japan, taking in the vibrant atmosphere, and engaging in high-speed action. Fortunately, Tokyo Xtreme Racer makes this dream a reality. With the early access release, you can push not only Japanese, but also American and European machines to their limits. But what rides are available to dominate the streets? Here’s a look at all the vehicles that this Japanese racing game has to offer.
Classic JDM Legends
Like older versions, the newly released game puts emphasis on local Japanese cars and has a diverse roster of 48 vehicles. Making sure every racer is satisfied, as each car has its own style.
There are four Suzuki cars:
- Wagon R RR-DI (2003)
- Cappuccino (1995)
- Alto Works (2015)
- Swift Sport (2022)
Nine Subaru cars:
- BRZ GT (2016)
- BRZ S (2021)
- Impreza WRX STi (2000)
- Impreza WRX STi V-Limited (2003)
- Impreza WRX STi spec c (2005)
- Impreza WRX TypeR STi VersionVI (1999)
- Levorg 2.0GT-S EyeSight (2015)
- Levorg STI Sport R EX (2021)
- WRX STI Type S (2015)
Two Daihatsu cars:
- Move Custom RS Limited (2002)
- Copen Cero (2015)
10 Toyota cars:
- dB Z X Version (2003)
- Corolla Levin GT-Apex 3-door (1987)
- Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex 3-door (1987)
- 86 GT (2012)
- GR86 RZ (2021)
- Supra 2.5GT Twin Turbo R (1993)
- Supra RZ (1997)
- Crown Athlete G Package (2005)
- Chaser Tourer V (JZX100) (1998)
- Mark X 350RDS (2016)
10 Nissan cars:
- 180SX Type X w/Super Hicas (1996)
- Silvia K’s (1991)
- Silvia K’s Aero SE (1997)
- Silvia Spec-R Aero (1999)
- Fairlady Z Version R Twin Turbo 2by2 (1998)
- Fairlady Z Version ST (2005)
- Fairlady Z Version ST (2014)
- Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (R32) (1994)
- Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R33) (1997)
- Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (R34) (2000)
Nine Mazda cars:
- Atenza Sport 23Z (2003)
- Axela Sport 23S (2003)
- Eunos Roadster S Special Type II (1996)
- Roadster RS (2003)
- Roadster RS (2015)
- Savanna RX-7 Infini (1990)
- RX-7 Type RZ (2000)
- RX-8 Type S (2003)
- Mazda 3 Fastback 20S Retro Sports Edition (2023)
Four Mitsubishi cars:
- Eclipse GT (2005) (Non JDM)
- GTO Twin Turbo (1995)
- Lancer Evolution V GSR (1998)
- Lancer Evolution Final Edition (2015)
Custom And Boss Cars
Tokyo Xtreme Racer has always been about in-depth customisation. As a player progresses in the game, they can acquire different custom cars driven by various bosses and style them according to their own taste.
Unlike normal cars, these have their own unique appearance, with distinct liveries and performance parts. Plus, they are highly tuned, testing your true racing skills and how far you can progress.
Group: Rolling Guy
- Rolling Guy
- Rolling Master
- Rolling Guy No. 1
- Rolling Guy No. 2
Group: Fresh Market
- Crimson Boy
- Shuwa Shuwa
Group: Phase X
- Phase X
- Treacherous Jackknife
- Playful Gentlemen
Group: Rhythm Box
- Trance Dance
- Every-little-bit Warrior
Group: Desire
- Midnight Rose
- Cinderella Past Midnight
Group: Tri Edge
- Dark Tengu
- Bloodhound
Group: M_O_E
- Melancholy Angel
- Iron Old Man
Group: Infinity
- Eternal Polaris
- Eternal Polaris 2
Group: Roadnauts
- Roadnauts
- Jackknife
As the game is in its early stages, here’s hoping that more boss cars and other iconic vehicles are on their way. Tokyo Xtreme Racer is already shaping up to be an incredible game, and it’s one of those games that’s worth checking out even in early access.
