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Hutch Top Drives – test your car knowledge in this new mobile game

Top Drives is the ultimate test of your performance car knowledge on your mobile. It’s like Top Trumps, but with cars, and racing!

We’ve teamed up with Hutch to create the ultimate top trumps game for car enthusiasts. Whether you’re sat in the waiting room at your GP, or stuck on a static train miles from your stop, Top Drives is here to keep you entertained.

Featuring a huge spread of manufacturers and models – from high-end super and hypercars of McLaren, Bugatti and Pagani, to British sports car builder Caterham, mainstream giants such as Mercedes-Benz and Ford and everything in between – Top Drives features over 1600 different cars for you to collect, trade and even modify.

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Unique to Top Drives is this ability to upgrade the cars in your collection, and then race them in a variety of different racing environments, whether that be the drag strip, race track or hillclimb. You’ll need to stay on your toes too, as other variables such as weather conditions and the road surface combine to create one addictive platform to whittle the boredom away.

Play on your own, or enter online multiplayer events where you can win exclusive cars for your virtual collection.

So what are you waiting for? Download Top Drives right now and prove your worth as the ultimate automotive enthusiast.

> Click here to download Top Drives on the Google Play Store and App Store

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