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Experience classic car street racing in a 1960s New York City setting, inspired by iconic movies. Compete in single-player challenges or race friends for cash and cars. Customize and tune your vehicles for the ultimate street racing thrill.
What's New in NYCars
1.1.1
June 11, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixes
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FAQ
What kind of cars can I race in NYCars?
NYCars features a selection of classic, beaters, and modern cars. These cars are hand-selected from the @NYCars Instagram account and are available to race and customize.
Can I race against my friends in NYCars?
Yes, NYCars offers a multiplayer mode where you can race friends to win their cars and cash. You can also compete to get your name on the leaderboard as the fastest racer.
Does NYCars have police or pedestrians?
No, NYCars specifically states there are no police or pedestrians in the game. This allows for uninterrupted street racing focused on competition.
What devices does NYCars support?
NYCars supports a range of Apple devices including iPhone 5s through iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, and various iPad models like iPad Pro and iPad Air 2. It also supports iPod Touch (6th generation).
How often is NYCars updated?
The latest version of NYCars is 1.1.1, which was last updated on June 11, 2016. Information on update frequency beyond this is not provided.
What is the age rating for NYCars?
NYCars has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience of players.
Does NYCars have ads?
No, NYCars does not contain advertisements. This provides an uninterrupted gaming experience for players.
What are the race tracks like in NYCars?
Race tracks in NYCars are set in 1960s New York City, inspired by famous movie locations like those in 'Seven-Ups' and 'French Connection,' as well as real 60s street race spots.







