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If you want fun and street-like feeling go to BeamNG. If you want nice racing experience try LFS, if you want great aesthetics and atmosphere go for PC2. If you found some other games with mouse support, please let me know :)
Euro Truck Simulator 2 is one I've heard several disabled friends say is a good example, and I also am aware that BeamNG does it too. Project Cars 2, while a nice game and all, is an exercise in frustration as the controls are awful even with other methods. They need a hell of a lot of tweaking. I've no idea how the devs can drive with their default setups - all their previous games have suffered from crazy stupid default controls.
Sorry I can't say any more than echoing what other say here.
Not really tried any older retro games with mouse outside of MAME really.
I am also searching out driving/racing games with mouse support and this short thread has been helpful for at least the couple of games listed above.
Something to consider is MAME (as crunchyfrog mentioned), there are many racing games supported, Outrun, Buggy Boy, Super Sprint etc. and they all support Mouse steering.
I use an arcade spinner (mouse x axis)with a steering wheel attached and floor pedals and they work great.