Base game
- Ultimate Summer Driver Unlock all trophies. 0.7%Ultra rare
- Safety First Purchase 3 First Aid Kits to prepare for any emergency. 2%Ultra rare
- First Encounter Talk to an NPC after completing a mission. 61.1%Common
- Well Rested Get some sleep and recharge your energy. 58.7%Common
- Nature Calls Take a pee break when needed. 87.9%Common
- Fresh and Clean Take a shower to maintain hygiene. 56.1%Common
- First Purchase Buy a car part from the shop for the first time. 44.5%Rare
- Chatterbox Talk to 3 NPCs after completing their missions. 35.9%Rare
- Social Butterfly Interact with 6 NPCs after mission completion. 16%Rare
- First Job Done Complete your first order successfully. 26.5%Rare
- Locksmith Apprentice Successfully pick a lock twice. 16.6%Rare
- Stocking Up Buy 5 consumables such as food, drinks, or medicine directly from the market. 22.4%Rare
- Regular Customer Go to the store 5 times and purchase car parts 19.1%Rare
- Locksmith Pro Successfully pick 5 locks. 3.9%Ultra rare
- Road’s End Experience death on your summer adventure. 17%Rare
- Medicine Hoarder Purchase 20 bottles of pills for emergencies. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Collector's Ambition Rent 4 cars to experience the variety. 1%Ultra rare
- Scrap Dealer Sell 5 consumable goods in the town 4.2%Ultra rare
- Shopaholic Visit the store 25 times and purchase car parts. 0.7%Ultra rare
- Survivalist Purchase 50 consumables such as food, drinks, or medicine directly from the market. 1.6%Ultra rare
- Wreck It! Deal major damage to your vehicle in a single run. 30.1%Rare
Trophy facts for My Summer Drive
How many trophies does My Summer Drive have?
My Summer Drive (PS4) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,290 trophy points in total.
How hard is the My Summer Drive platinum trophy?
0.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in My Summer Drive. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in My Summer Drive?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Ultimate Summer Driver” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.