Miami Super Drive

Floor the gas pedal of a supercar and run clean laps through an empty Miami city map in Miami Super Drive. The whole run plays out on wide streets without AI traffic, so all your focus stays on handling and speed. This free driving racing game lets you test different powerful cars and feel how each one responds on the long straights and big turns. Seven licensed-style rides sit in your garage, including BMW M5, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Lexus, AMG, and Nissan GTR. Every vehicle comes with detailed models, solid engine sound, and thick tire smoke when you push hard out of corners. The car's physics give a heavy feel, so late braking or sharp steering input sends the racing line wide very fast.

Hit Play, pick any racing car, and spawn directly on the Miami streets. Pink checkpoints mark the active route along the road. Drive through them in order and keep your pace high to finish the mission. Crossing all checkpoints on the map ends the run and locks in your performance for that car. Switch the camera to a first-person cockpit view to read the road more clearly and judge braking spots. If a supercar selection does not fit your style, tap the Change Car button in the bottom right and instantly load another model without leaving the race. The checkpoints stay on the street, so you can immediately continue driving with your new choice. Press the R key to start the built-in recording camera and save your clean lines or big drifts. Share those racing clips with friends and compare who handles these racing cars and hypercars better on the Miami route.

How to play?

Start a race, select a car, and aim straight for the first pink checkpoint. Keep steering movements smooth to control the heavy vehicle weight through corners. Brake early before sharper turns so the racing car stays stable when you turn the wheel. Use the wide streets to open the throttle fully between checkpoints and carry more speed into the next section. Change cars whenever you want to try a different acceleration feel or sound. Trigger the recording function only after you learn the route, so the saved clip shows a full, clean checkpoint run from start to finish.