The social network for car culture.

A social network for car culture. You post, like, comment, chat and follow people and cars, and every car has its own profile, with a spec sheet.

On the App Store, for iPhone, and on Google Play, for Android.

No. You can create an account, follow cars and people, like, comment and go to meets without adding any car.

Using the app costs nothing: account, posts, conversations, Marketplace and map are free. You pay if you want the verified profile badge, a monthly subscription, to boost a post or a listing, or to buy coins; and stores that want to appear on the map pay a monthly plan. See the plans for stores.

No. The app only spreads the word: whoever creates the meet, the club or the organizer, answers for it. And meets with illegal activity are banned on the platform.

Only if you want. Location is optional and is used to center the map and show distances, worked out on the device itself. If you turn on "Aparecer ao vivo" (Go live), your car shows on the map while the app is open, and on a ride, from 1 to 5 hours, also with the app in the background, always only to the people you choose (everyone or just your followers), with the position rounded to the neighborhood by default. It isn’t stored: turn it off, end the ride or leave the app, and it’s gone. When you check in to a meet or sort the Marketplace by distance, the position is used on the spot and discarded. Hotzones only show how many people are in an area, never who, and a club’s HQ only shows to its members.

On site: check-in opens 1 hour before the start and counts within 200 m of the meet point. You pick the car you brought, or say you came without a car, and you show up under "Quem chegou" (Who arrived). The app reads your position once, only to check the distance, and doesn’t store it.

No. The car’s owner fills in the spec sheet, and the app shows that it was declared by them.

The part of the app for listing and finding parts, cars and accessories: listings with photos, price, category and condition, and a chat straight with the seller. Burnout does not handle payment or delivery.

Burnout’s game. Today’s missions give coins for things like following someone, commenting, posting or going to a meet, and reporting a station’s fuel price also earns coins. With them you buy effects for your profile, your cars and the outline of your pin on the map, and wheels for the app’s menu. Coins don’t turn into money.

Clubs earn XP from what their members do, and checking in at club meets is worth the most. XP raises the club’s level. Every week there are three crew missions that pay coins to whoever helped, a ranking in the city and in Brazil, the Crown for the club that added the most in its city, and the Pilot of the week, the member who added the most for the club.

Yes. In "Missões de hoje" (Today’s missions), tap "Convide amigos e ganhe moedas" (Invite friends and earn coins) and share your link. Whoever creates an account through your invite and claims their first mission earns 50 coins, and you earn 100, for up to 10 invites a month. The rules are in the Terms of Use.

Every post, comment, car, profile, event, club, listing and story has the "Denunciar" (Report) option, and so does someone else’s message, and the person reported never sees who reported them. Reporting a message opens the conversation around it to moderation. To block, use the menu on the person’s profile.

In the app, under Ajustes › Excluir minha conta (Settings › Delete my account), or here on the website, at oficialburnout.com/excluir-conta, signing in with your account. What happens to your data is explained in the Privacy Policy.