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This app is very bad! pays for the app and pays to be entitled to other functionalities

This app is so bad and it costs money lol, I bought it, and I can’t still believe that I spent 2€ on this app. So so bad, don’t buy it!

Excelente aplicação... Dá gosto ouvir o som dos V8 nas colunas do carro... Requer algumas afinações, nas depois de perceber como funciona é uma delícia... Acelarações, desacelarações muito bom mesmo... Vale o dinheiro... Desbloquei todos os 6 carros disponiveis... Aguardo ansiosamente por mais modelos :)

This is simply awesome. This is the most fun and delightful application that I ever purchased and played with. My Smart came to life in a wild, loud and virtual speed way.

It is very very bad!

Good idea but poorly implemented. Following are the improvements MUST needed: 1. Make the app to work in background 2. Detect that vehicle is already in motion (don’t have to stop and the go) and adjust 3. Better integrate with accelerometer from the phone If you don’t do it soon, I will write an app myself and sell it to all Tesla owners for a premium :)

So fake and unrefundable

Fantastic app! It transforms my family pickup truck into a fire-breathing, man-eating monster V8 with a racing cam and loping idle!!! It works great; you just have to follow the instructions in the app. The phone must be mounted inside your vehicle, facing upright. Come to a complete stop then tap the engine icon and follow the verbal instructions to set it up the first time.

I on an iPhone, watched the tutorial, followed instructions closely, tried changing various settings, but it doesn’t do anything. “Engine” just stays in idle even when I’m moving.

Pros: fun app. Great engine sound. Base price for app ok Cons: hard to get it “dialed in” to somewhat match the drive of my car Not very responsive to accelerometer on phone Purchased the other engine sounds and will not successfully download. Retried multiple times with cellular data and WiFi. Will try a few more times then request refund for the other engines. Driving at highway speeds and when dropping elevation, simulated engine would downshift and hold in first gear until going up a hill. A bit wonky