You are in luck, there is an amazing youtube series about someone who made an engine simulator so he could simulate engine sounds: https://youtube.com/playlist

You are in luck, there is an amazing youtube series about someone who made an engine simulator so he could simulate engine sounds: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUahe1BHkKtVN4nPDmueo7huQgIhwUGOK&si=x9bNXs6S_UXZSFFz https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUahe1BHkKtVN4nPDmueo7huQ... The simulation of tires is interesting too, because you can get totally playable vehicles without simulating them at all. Or you can simulate some aspects for gameplay reasons (tire wear, heat, rudimentary grip level change) Or, you can go really, really deep, and simulate the real physics going on, and that's what games like Beam NG, iRacing, Assetto Corsa etc. are doing. Usually known as the "tire model" in case you want a term to search up. They're still approximations but ever improving accuracy.