2.1: Vehicles

Learn about all the vehicle classes in Keep Driving, from Sedans to Hypercars. Get tips on which cars suit your playstyle and how to handle them.

Alright, let's talk about the rides you'll be taking out in Keep Driving! Choosing the right car for the job can make a huge difference, whether you're just starting out or looking to push the limits. We'll break down each class so you know exactly what you're getting into.

Sedan Class
These are your starter cars, and for good reason. They're not the fastest, but that slower pace gives you plenty of time to react and get a feel for the game's handling. Think of them as your training wheels. They generally look like a 2015 Honda Accord, featuring Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) and a 5-Speed Automatic transmission.

SUV Class
SUVs are your big, four-seater vehicles. They've got a blocky, rounded look. While they're pretty standard, their size means they don't accelerate as quickly as other classes. They're built more for cruising than for speed. These resemble a Volkswagen Tiguan II, come with Four-Wheel Drive (4WD), and a 5-Speed Reinforced Automatic transmission.

Coupe Class
If you're looking for something sporty with good all-around stats, the Coupe class is a great step up. They offer a nice balance of speed and handling, making them perfect for players who are getting more comfortable with the game. These cars look like a Jaguar F-Type, use 4WD, and have a 5-Speed Automatic transmission.

Supercar Class
Now we're getting serious! Supercars are modern, high-performance machines built for speed. They boast excellent acceleration, letting you get up to speed in a flash. These are definitely recommended for advanced players who can handle the power. Expect them to look like a 2013 Ferrari LaFerrari, with Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) and a 5-Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic transmission.

Hypercar Class
These are the cream of the crop – high-speed roadsters with top-tier performance across the board. Seriously, these are for experienced players only. You'll need to hold on tight! They resemble an Audi R8, feature 4WD, and a 5-Speed Dual-Clutch Automatic transmission.

Formula DD Class
Finally, we have the Formula DD class. These are purebred race cars, straight out of something like the Indianapolis 500. You'll want to proceed with extreme caution when piloting these machines. They look like typical F1 Indycars, come with RWD, and an 8-Speed Racing Automatic transmission. Handle with care!