Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017: Freestyle
Russian Drift Wheels Burnout
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Experience freestyle drifting in exotic retro cars. Burn rubber on realistic tracks, modify classic vehicles, and master drift techniques in this challenging racing game. Earn dollars to unlock new cars and become a drift legend.
What's New in Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017
1.2
July 7, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Minor Bugs removed. - Quality Improved. - Crash bugs removed. - Optimized for ipad.
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FAQ
What kind of cars can I drive in Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
You can drive over 15 different modified retro, muscle, and classic American cars. These vehicles have been tuned for extreme drifting.
How many tracks are available in Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
The game features 6 different racing tracks designed for drifting. These playgrounds offer opportunities to burn rubber and earn in-game currency.
Does Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017 have offline gameplay?
The description suggests a focus on single-player drifting and does not explicitly mention online multiplayer. It is likely playable offline.
How do I earn money in Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
You earn dollars by drifting effectively in the game. There is a drift counter to help track your progress and earnings.
Can I manually select the drivetrain in Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
Yes, the game includes a manually selectable feature for RWD (Rear-Wheel Drive) and FWD (Front-Wheel Drive) drivetrains.
What is the age rating for Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017 has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.
When was Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017 last updated?
The latest version of Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017 was released on July 7, 2017, with version 1.2.
What is the user sentiment for Street Drift Retro Cars Racing 2017?
Based on the provided data, the app has a rating of 2.0 stars from 1 rating, indicating a generally negative user sentiment.
