They don't exist. What I liked about older need for speed games, NFS2-4 in particular, was they weren't afraid to have outlandish/surreal tracks for racing. These days if you want that you're not going to get licensed cars like in the 90s. Manufacturers like ferrari or porsche want their vehicles to be presented in a beautiful and realistic fashion. Because of that, game developers are going where the money is which means making settings that are realistic.
Game developers could make racing games that use their own proprietary set of cars but there's no money in it. Look at the burnout series for example. The last genuine burnout game was in 2011.
Because of licensing, and what game developers are incentivized to create, we're never going to get racing games like we had in the 90s ever again. It's pretty much entirely up to modders to recreate that feeling we miss.
Game developers could make racing games that use their own proprietary set of cars but there's no money in it. Look at the burnout series for example. The last genuine burnout game was in 2011.
Because of licensing, and what game developers are incentivized to create, we're never going to get racing games like we had in the 90s ever again. It's pretty much entirely up to modders to recreate that feeling we miss.