It's a small meme car like the Lawn Mower and Sofa Car, and as such is really only usable against other small meme cars because... well, it's pretty obvious why. It's there for a laugh but you can't really use it in anything other than custom events because you pretty much just die when racing against normal-sized cars. Worth noting, however, is that the Bumper Car has better weight distribution and a much lower center of gravity than all of the other meme cars (the Pocket Rocket comes close, but is rather nose-heavy), meaning that it actually handles pretty well even on dirt. The big rubber ring around the bottom does make it rather unpredictable when landing a jump though, so be careful. It's got decent paint customization, but no further upgrades aside from the engine to change classes.

Pretty similar to the Killerbee S, but a little weaker and with the engine in the rear so it likes to go a bit more sideways. Otherwise, kind of unremarkable. It's fun to pull off some inside overtakes with, since it can pretty much zip through almost any gap there is, but in dirtier races you'll probably die pretty quickly. It looks decent and handles well (arguably better than the Killerbee S since the weight distribution makes it more predictable), but there are other cars that just offer more performance regardless of which class you put it in. The Buggy adds some nice flavor and is a good alternative to the two Killerbees if you don't like how they drive, but otherwise there's not a whole lot of reasons to use it. Kind of like the Rocket you start with, actually. There's nothing wrong with it or anything, but it's just kind of average and there are better choices available if you want to run at the front of the pack.

This is what you should be buying the DLC for. It's stylish, classy, sounds great, and drives a lot better than you'd expect when given enough power (I recommend A- or B-class; in C-class it's pretty underpowered - and please set the gear ratio to 4, because the default setting is just sad). It won't be a competitor in squeaky-clean racing because it's still kind of a boat, but in less-clean servers it can hold its own on longer tracks. It carries speed surprisingly well through corners as long as they aren't too sharp, accelerates quite decently, and is overall just plain fun to drive (even though you probably won't be at the front most of the time).

[h3]Bumper Car[/h3] It's a small meme car like the Lawn Mower and Sofa Car, and as such is really only usable against other small meme cars because... well, it's pretty obvious why. It's there for a laugh but you can't really use it in anything other than custom events because you pretty much just die when racing against normal-sized cars. Worth noting, however, is that the Bumper Car has better weight distribution and a much lower center of gravity than all of the other meme cars (the Pocket Rocket comes close, but is rather nose-heavy), meaning that it actually handles pretty well even on dirt. The big rubber ring around the bottom does make it rather unpredictable when landing a jump though, so be careful. It's got decent paint customization, but no further upgrades aside from the engine to change classes. [h3]Buggy[/h3] Pretty similar to the Killerbee S, but a little weaker and with the engine in the rear so it likes to go a bit more sideways. Otherwise, kind of unremarkable. It's fun to pull off some inside overtakes with, since it can pretty much zip through almost any gap there is, but in dirtier races you'll probably die pretty quickly. It looks decent and handles well (arguably better than the Killerbee S since the weight distribution makes it more predictable), but there are other cars that just offer more performance regardless of which class you put it in. The Buggy adds some nice flavor and is a good alternative to the two Killerbees if you don't like how they drive, but otherwise there's not a whole lot of reasons to use it. Kind of like the Rocket you start with, actually. There's nothing wrong with it or anything, but it's just kind of average and there are better choices available if you want to run at the front of the pack. [h3]Wingman[/h3] This is what you should be buying the DLC for. It's stylish, classy, sounds great, and drives a lot better than you'd expect when given enough power (I recommend A- or B-class; in C-class it's pretty underpowered - [i]and please set the gear ratio to 4, because the default setting is just sad[/i]). It won't be a competitor in squeaky-clean racing because it's still kind of a boat, but in less-clean servers it can hold its own on longer tracks. It carries speed surprisingly well through corners as long as they aren't too sharp, accelerates quite decently, and is overall just plain fun to drive (even though you probably won't be at the front most of the time).