What is the name of the album that features the song "Drive My Car"?

The song "Drive My Car" appears on the Beatles’ album Rubber Soul.

Released in December 1965, "Drive My Car" opens Rubber Soul and immediately signals the album’s broader musical range. The track combines a prominent bass-and-guitar riff with a rhythm-and-blues feel, reflecting the Beatles’ growing interest in American soul music. Paul McCartney wrote most of the music, while John Lennon made substantial lyrical contributions; the official credit is Lennon–McCartney.

George Harrison helped shape the recording by suggesting a paired bass-and-guitar riff influenced by Otis Redding’s version of "Respect." The lyrics tell a satirical story about an aspiring actress who promises the narrator a job as her chauffeur, while the song plays with themes of ambition, celebrity and materialism.

Some listeners encounter a different track listing because Capitol Records altered the North American version of Rubber Soul. In the United States, "Drive My Car" was omitted and later appeared on the compilation Yesterday and Today, but the standard British album—and the internationally recognized album sequence—opens with it.