Ah, Rocket League. The best vehicular soccer game ever made. And not just because it’s the only one ever made. Since Rocket League debuted five years ago (technically eleven, if you count the original), the world’s best mashup of demolition derby and the world’s favorite team sport has steadily grown to enormous popularity, spawning a thriving esports scene and a growing player base in the tens of millions.

And with such a massive community, fueled by a steady stream of content from streamers and pro players alike, trends and gameplay metas are bound to emerge. As with any sport, players look to the best competitors for tips, tricks, and strategies they can apply to their own game — and in the case of Rocket League, that means cars. And right now, that car is the Fennec.

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The Fennec is a great ride. Its compact hatchback design packs a surprising punch, and it’s often compared to the Octane due to their similar hitboxes and playstyle. Unlike the latter, however, the Fennec looks like a real car with a certain charm that complements its gameplay prowess nicely.