Ultimate APP for Car Fans

The Grand Tour - Clarkson, May and Hammond launch ultimate app for car fans

THE GRAND TOUR trio launch first social media app created for all motoring.

PHThe new DriveTribe app aims to bring motorists a social platform for the views

Clarkson, Hammond and May might have just rebooted their TV careers with The Grand Tour, but they are also launching a brand-new smartphone app.

Called DRIVETRIBE, this new social platform is aimed at giving motorists somewhere to express their passion for their favourite cars or motoring experiences.

The brainchild of the ex Top Gear trio, DRIVETRIBE has gathered over 1,500 of the motoring world’s best-loved writers, racers, photographers and filmmakers to create the social platform for every fan of every car and bike culture imaginable.

The app is available on both Apple and Android devices and, once logged in, it's up to the user to pick which tribes they want to belong to.

There's already hundreds of tribes including "The Perfect Roads", "Italian Masterpieces", "Petrolicious", and Jeremy's personal favourite "Dogs in Cars".

Plus there's the option to create your own tribes with the hope that other motorist share the same passions as you.

DRIVETRIBE is entirely content focused and completely socially driven, it's also free to download.

There's also the option to comment on posts and "bump" them up the rankings so more people get to view them.

Speaking about the app Jeremy Clarkson commented: “The internet is brilliant.

"You can watch Pandas sneezing and find out when it’s high water in the Easter Islands.

"But until DRIVETRIBE came along, there’s never been a one- stop-shop for people who like cars.”

And James May added: “Car and bike websites are a bit like political refugees.

"There isn’t one place where they can all join together and make a new, utopian life.

"But DRIVETRIBE is like a broad, sunlit upland for all the people who like this stuff.

"It’s an online paradise stretching to infinity; inclusive, democratic, borderless, and unashamed. If two people have an interest in, say, the Bolivian custom car scene, there’s now a place for them to share it.