• Every vehicle you've ever owned, first to last, on one board to share: My Garage → Garage board. • Dream cards look like the card before the vehicle is yours: the colour you're dreaming of, stamped NOT YET. • New: Remembered, for the vehicles that were never yours but stayed with you. • Mod costs now show on the Costs tab. Taken a mod off? Mark it as removed. • Our terms were updated on 25 September. The new version is in Settings and on our site. • Plus a round of smaller fixes.

Make your own business card. Put your name, your title and how to reach you on it, and it comes back with your member number and a code that opens your page. Print it at home on one sheet, or send the files to a print shop. You see your own card on screen before you make it, so you know exactly what you are printing. Got a car from a film or a show? Switch on MOVIE / TV for it and the badge goes on the front of its card, with the title named on the back. Community has a filter for them. On your trading card, the badges have come off the photograph. They sit underneath it as a line now, so nothing covers the car. Reading the app in Spanish, German, French, Italian or Dutch? The privacy policy and the terms now open in your language, the Driver's Code reads the way it should, and the host badge on an event is translated. On your page, your links say where they go. A stranger can see the address before they tap it. Plus a round of smaller fixes.

The garage number on the back of your card (3 of 7, say) has its own privacy switch now, and the presets set it for you. The handle for choosing what a tall photo shows on your card works on every photo now, including ones added before the last update. On the front of your card, the power figure is sized to fit instead of shrinking away, and the gearbox line no longer says the same thing twice. No dyno run logged? Your card shows the factory power you entered, instead of a dash. Plus a round of smaller fixes.

A new trading card. Your photo fills the front with the name on its lower edge, the back is a proper record (owned, years held, odometer, driven, power, your story) with the QR tucked in the corner, and a card with no photo yet is still a card, not an empty box. Photos keep their own shape. No more forced crop when you add one; the card, the gallery and the garage tiles fit themselves to the photo. A tall photo gets a handle to choose what the card shows, and Adjust crop lets you drag the box to any shape. The card screen tells you the one thing it is missing, and takes you straight to it. Publishing from the first-car reveal is one tap when there is a photo. Sold cars now lead with what they cost you to own after the sale, with per-km and per-day on that figure, and lifetime fuel economy from the log you kept. One red button per screen, one header style, and Settings cut to about seventeen rows with Region and units on its own page. Stat tiles put the number first. Partners: clubs and venues can claim their organisation from the welcome pack, and host events without DF Pro. The Driver's Code and the Terms now read in all seven languages. Native speakers who spot something off: hello@drivingforever.com, we would love the help. Fixes: the Community and Home lists say when they could not load instead of showing an empty room; the paywall buttons speak your language; the engine row on the add form; a member code no longer demotes a manager.

• Driving Forever now speaks Spanish, Latin American Spanish, German, Italian, French and Dutch. It follows your phone automatically, or pick a language yourself in Settings. • The whole app is translated, right down to reminders and the pings from your Folio. • Your fuel charts now show dates, with a trend line through them so you can see which way your economy and prices are heading. • Fifteen more countries in Settings, across Asia and the Gulf, each with the right currency, units and inspection names. Country names now show in your language too. • Cards and events you share now live at app.drivingforever.com. Links you have already shared keep working.

A new app icon: the DF mark on brand black with the red stripe. Same app underneath. Thirteen more countries in Settings, from Chile and Brazil to Spain, Italy, Belgium and Finland, each with its own units, currency and inspection words. Choosing your country is now a simple scrolling list, and a fresh install starts on the right country for your phone automatically.

DF Garage is now called Driving Forever. Same app, same icon, same garage, and you do not need to do anything. The name just matches the community it grew into. The Driving Forever logo now leads the Home screen, and every screen header lines up to match. Checked in at an event? You can now share the event page straight from the app, and hosts can see who came. Tap the reminder asking how your newest car is going and you land on that car, not the home screen.

The app now fits properly when you turn up the text size on your phone. Buttons stay on screen where you can reach them, and labels stay readable. Your own inspection and registration labels stay fully visible in Settings at any text size.

Sign in on a new phone and your garage comes back on its own. The app tells you while it is working, and says what arrived when it is done. Community search covers every car in the community, and tells you how many matched. Come back from a car and the list is where you left it, still showing everything you had loaded. Step straight from one past vehicle to the next without going back to the list. Tap a full-screen photo to hide the buttons sitting over it, and tap again to bring them back. Text fields stay above the keyboard, including when you tap back in to change what you wrote.

Tap Total Cost to see what makes it up: purchase price, fuel, expenses, service, tyres, mods and, where they apply, road user charges, each with a count, so a number that looks high has an explanation. The fuel form does the arithmetic with you. Change the litres, the price or the total, in a new fill or an old one, and the other two keep up. A pump discount stays exactly as you typed it. Charts and stats speak your units. Economy and price charts plot in the units you chose in Settings, and every date field shows the format you picked, past cars included. Fleet Stats count what your past cars cost to run as well as what they cost to buy. Reminders follow a due date wherever you change it, including the quick cards on the vehicle screen. Receipts, journal photos and project photos are kept with the app, so they come along through updates and reinstalls. Event pages show a meet in local time wherever they are opened, and print the minutes when a start is not on the hour. Engine size in litres takes decimals.

Drag your vehicle photos into whatever order you want. Hold one, move it where it should go, then tap Done. Your cover photo stays the cover. Hosts can edit an event after creating it. Fix the name, the venue or the start time and any poster you have already printed keeps working, because the link never changes. Hosts can also call an event off. Everyone who said they were coming gets a heads-up, and the page stays up marked cancelled so nobody drives to an empty car park. Event pages now show the cars people bring, laid out as a gallery anyone can see without the app, so there is something worth sharing once the morning is over. Setup asks which country you are in, so your distances, dates and reminder wording match where you actually drive. Past vehicles now sit quietly. A car you have sold keeps its full history and asks you for nothing new. The event poster is built to be printed. It comes out clean on an ordinary printer, uses very little ink, and still works if all you have is black and white. Enlarging a card gives you a back arrow in the top left, where your thumb already expects it.

Three privacy presets sit above the toggles on every trading card: keep it to yourself, show the car but not you, or show everything. One tap sets them all, and you can still hand-pick any field afterwards. Fleet Stats, for DF Pro: what your whole garage has cost you, split by category, per vehicle, with a CSV export. Find it at the bottom of My Garage. Got five or more cars? A search box now appears at the top of My Garage. Search by make, colour, nickname or number plate. Events you host can now be repeated with one tap, keeping the same slot next month, and members can mark themselves interested so you know roughly who is coming. Co-hosts can be added by DF number, so you are not always the one at the gate. Set your country in Settings and the app speaks your local language for inspection and registration: MOT and Road Tax, Roadworthy and Rego, HU and Zulassung. Seventeen countries, and the words follow through to your reminders. Text too small? Three text-size options now sit on the welcome screen when you first set up, and in Settings any time after. Community car tiles load quicker and look sharper.

Add a car and you'll see its trading card right away in My Garage, ready to look at or share if you like. Adding a photo to a vehicle is noticeably quicker to open and save, and adding several at once now shows you which one it's up to. A new Communication setting (Settings → Communication): choose whether you want the occasional DF Garage email. Off by default, and every email carries an unsubscribe link. Publishing a card is easier to find now: a Publish button sits right under your card, no scrolling needed. Smoother and more reliable across the board: faster loading on vehicle pages and card sharing, and a friendlier message if you're offline instead of a spinner that never stops.

See a car you rate in Community? Give it the nod. The owner sees who it was and gets a ping. No scores and no counts, just respect between drivers. You can now ask an owner about their car, right on the card. Owners get pinged, answer when it suits, and stay in charge: remove any question, or turn questions off for a card. On the public web page answered questions appear without names. The line under your card photo now earns its place. It shows what makes your car interesting (a rotary, a sequential box, twin turbo) and skips the ordinary, or pick up to three facts yourself in the new Card Highlights section. Bumping your card version now freezes the outgoing version into a Card History on the vehicle, so the story of the build writes itself. Log fuel by scanning the receipt. Your phone reads the litres, price and total on the device, fills the form for you to check, and the photo never goes anywhere. A News card on Home keeps you posted: app updates, partner places and DF milestones. Your cards and photos no longer need reception to show up. Flight mode included. Share your whole garage as one image. Every car you own and every car you have owned, laid out as trading cards on a single sheet, in the order you choose: as listed, by date owned, by year, or A to Z. Phone size for Instagram, wide for the web. Claim a short link for your public page, built from your member number. Easy to put in a social bio. Off by default and yours to switch on from your Player Card screen. Sharing a card image now asks which face you want: front only, back only, or both. Plus a stack of fixes, including one where adding photos to an older vehicle could push out its original main shot.

Selling a car now checks buyers have a way to reach you before the listing goes live, so you never end up with a for-sale card nobody can answer. Change the price or location and a reminder sits right by the fields so your edits actually go public. Already Pro and setting up a new phone? You can restore your subscription straight from the upgrade screen now, no digging through settings. Left the date off a fuel, expense or service entry? It files under today instead of throwing your history and running costs out of order. Editing a service record re-sorts your history by date properly, and you can set the next service date and odometer from the edit screen too. Your card privacy choices now come with you if you reinstall or switch phones. Community search is clearer when nothing matches yet, with a tap to load more cars and widen the net, plus the usual round of wording tidy-ups and reliability fixes.

Show off your car with no signal. Your trading card and Pro access now hold up fully offline, so you can flick through your garage on a flight or anywhere the bars run out. Your engine spec now shows alongside the engine code. Type a code like LS3 or 2JZ-GTE and it still headlines the card, with the layout and capacity you picked (say V8 6.2L Twin-Turbo) sitting right under it. Great for a worked engine where the code alone does not tell the whole story. Publish a dream car and you can now open and flip the actual card, the same as a real one. Your card back now shows the month it was first made, older cards included. Deleting a logbook entry now asks you to confirm first. A range of polish and reliability improvements across the app.

Sign in with Apple. A quicker way in, nothing new to remember. Editing a vehicle is no longer a wall of 40 fields. The edit form is now tidy sections, each with a one-line summary of what's inside. Your engine finally counts. Pick layout and aspiration with a couple of taps, and Community search filters can find you by them. Your card carries a real version stamp on the back, with a MK number you control. Pinch to zoom on any enlarged card. Optional year field, re-croppable photos, and a stack of small fixes.

Pick how much your car page shows — tap Simple, Standard or Full Picture under the car name. Simple folds running costs, RUC and the admin buttons into tidy one-line rows; Full Picture shows the whole spec sheet. Anything urgent, like an overdue WOF, always shows. Photos are now one system: the photo you add when creating a car works like any gallery photo — long-press to re-crop, set as cover or delete. Add one with no signal and it uploads itself once you're back online. Also: sold and deleted cars no longer send reminders, sharper layouts on smaller phones, "$ Hidden" now masks every row, and backups now include Projects.