The combination of GRID's collision physics and AI make shoving and ramming vehicles feel terribly unfun. Yet Codemasters still thought it OK to make an expansion whose theme is "demolition derbies" (it's technically banger racing), without any apparent changes to said physics or AI.

The 5 cars and 4 track variations included are also locked exclusively to the demolition derby race type. I found that a bit disappointing, because I would've liked to be able to do regular races on base game tracks in a hot rod.

Finally, the extra story and sponsors don't serve much purpose, as there are seemingly no unlocks behind them beyond some Steam achievements.

If you're buying GRID DLC separately, you can safely skip this one. And if you absolutely must have demo derbies, look to Wreckfest instead.

The combination of GRID's collision physics and AI make shoving and ramming vehicles feel terribly unfun. Yet Codemasters still thought it OK to make an expansion whose theme is "demolition derbies" (it's technically banger racing), without any apparent changes to said physics or AI. The 5 cars and 4 track variations included are also locked exclusively to the demolition derby race type. I found that a bit disappointing, because I would've liked to be able to do regular races on base game tracks in a hot rod. Finally, the extra story and sponsors don't serve much purpose, as there are seemingly no unlocks behind them beyond some Steam achievements. If you're buying GRID DLC separately, you can safely skip this one. And if you absolutely must have demo derbies, look to Wreckfest instead.