Car Mechanic Simulator: Assemble A Drift Car

"Car Mechanic Simulator: Assemble A Drift Car" is a game for those who dream of building a legendary Japanese drift car with their own hands and taking it out on the town. The main character is the Toyota AE86, a cult Japanese car that you’ll have to assemble piece by piece in the garage. Two modes are available on the main screen: Service and City. In Service mode, you build the car by installing every single part: brake discs, headlights, wheels, doors, hood, trunk, and fenders. Once all the parts are in place, you can get behind the wheel and head out into the city. If you don’t feel like assembling the car, you can skip this step and head straight into the city from the main menu. In City mode, you’ll find streets with heavy traffic where you can drift and slide sideways like a true pro. The slow-motion camera mode lets you examine the car in detail while it’s drifting.

How to play?

In service mode, install parts on the Toyota AE86 in any order—start with body parts or jump straight into the mechanics. Once all parts are installed, head out into the city. Drive the car through the city streets, dodge traffic, and go into a drift. Use the slow-motion camera to enjoy the beautiful moments of drifting. Feel like a real mechanic and racer all in one.