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The Crew Speed Car Pack and Speed Live Update Now Available

Ubisoft has announced that gamers can enhance their MMO driving experience with The Crew Speed Car Pack and Speed Live Update. The just released content will allow players to enjoy a fun new add-on car pack, PvP mode and missions.


From the Press Release
Today, Ubisoft® announced that The Crew™ Speed Car Pack and Speed Live Update are now available. The Speed Car Pack, the second of four themed car packs, includes three new cars and a set of exclusive performance and aesthetic enhancement essentials and accompanies the second live content update for the action-driving MMO.

  • New add-on car pack: With America’s first supercar, the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo, the luxurious Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe Black Series and the agile Alfa Romeo 4C, the Speed Car Pack will make players’ hearts skip a beat, racing at full throttle.
  • New PvP mode: Take the lead and stay ahead in the new Eliminator PvP mode. Available for 10 new PvP races and playable with two to eight players per race, players will start with several lives, and every time the timer expires, the player in last place will lose a life, continuing until only one car is left.
  • New faction missions: Four new faction missions, themed for speed racers, are now available for all players, free of charge, with the Speed Live Update. Outrun the clock through the harsh, unforgiving terrain of the Badlands in Dave Z, find yourself in a top secret race in the middle of the desert in The Branchu Loop, enjoy drag racing against a mystery opponent in The Point of No Return and test your skills in a tight technical course, with no grip, in On Thin Ice.

In addition to the Eliminator PVP mode and the faction missions, the Speed Live Update also comes with new tuning specs to enrich your car collection for six of your favorite cars. Stand out with new matte body colors, or amplify your car’s swag with urban stickers. The 2014 Game Critics Awards Best Racing Game of E3, The Crew takes gamers on a wild ride throughout a massive open world recreation of the United States filled with exciting challenges and populated by other real players. For more information on The Crew, please visit thecrewgame.com.

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