Reiza Studios has plenty of metal to sift through, and Traxion has published a fresh 2026 rundown cataloguing every car currently in Automobilista 2. The guide covers both the machinery bundled with the base sim and the vehicles locked behind Reiza’s steady stream of paid DLC and expansion packs, giving players a single reference point for what’s actually in the garage.

There’s no new content announcement buried here — it’s a stock-take rather than a reveal. But given how sprawling AMS2 has become since launch, with Reiza layering on packs spanning historic Formula cars, modern GT machinery, prototypes, touring cars and oddball one-offs, a consolidated list has genuine value. The sim’s roster has grown to the point where even regular players can lose track of which cars ship by default and which require opening the wallet.

Why it matters to sim racers: if you’re weighing whether AMS2 is worth buying, or trying to work out which DLC packs fill the gaps in your collection, a complete car list saves a lot of guesswork. Reiza’s à la carte content model means the base game and the fully-loaded version are very different propositions, and knowing exactly what’s included where helps you spend sensibly rather than double-dipping on cars you already own. It’s the kind of unglamorous reference material that’s easy to overlook until you’re mid-purchase and second-guessing what’s on the disc versus what’s in the store.

For newcomers especially, it’s a useful reality check on just how deep Automobilista 2’s variety runs — one of the sim’s quieter strengths.

Originally reported by Traxion.