In Dead City, after picking up the Defibrillator, you will have to fight a couple of mutants and a slime mutant. In the Dead City Central a poster is seen in the food court advertising a sale on both Doom 5 and, amusingly, RAGE 2. In the lower right hand corner is a picture of Doomguy. In Subway town, there is a WANTED vid screen directly outside of Jani's Supplies. The alternative ammunition for the Authority Pulse Cannon is called BFG Rounds - an obvious reference to the most powerful gun in the Doom series. Up at Crazy Joe's Swamp, Crazy Joe himself has a Doom 3 shirt on. On this hookah there is part of the cover art from Doom II. In Subway Town, an elderly woman named Siri can be seen smoking a hookah. Mixom was a tool company in Doom 3 that was constantly confused with its rival, Moxim. It also says MIXOM on the side of the gas tanks on the default buggy. There are quite a few barrels found in different places labeled "Mixom". A Mixom building is seen when near the Dead City. Several boxes in the game are labelled "MIXOM: Model A-2515", e.g. A Doom Space Marine bobblehead can be found within the aforementioned secret room, similar to the unobtainable one seen in the Dan Hagar's Dune Buster during the Prologue after Dan saves the protagonist from two Ghosts. On the upper-left corner of the Doom door "E1M1" is written which is the internal label for "Hangar", the first level of Doom. There is the secret Doom room in RAGE that is located in the Gearhead Vault. 
For example, one could be seen on the Mayor Clayton's desk in Wellspring. The cups can be found throughout the Wasteland.
The small object called "Black Coffee Mug" is emblazoned with a Doom 3 logo. 
In Wellspring, a man named Dallas can be found in the Second Chance bar, reading the Doom Comic (pages 6 and 2, specifically). 
While having the Rocket Launcher equipped and standing in one spot doing absolutely nothing for about five minutes, the targeting screen will flip down and a game of Doom will be playing. The fourth difficulty trophy, "RAGE Nightmare", references Doom's hardest difficulty, "Nightmare!". The Achievements/Trophies for completing RAGE on various difficulty levels, "Hey, not too rough", "Hurt me plenty" and "Ultra-violence", are references to the names of three difficulty settings available in Doom.
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