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Steam News26 September 202510mo ago

Customized Champions enter the Horizon Backstage this Week!

No stock cars found this week! We are going all out with four custom vehicles built for shock and speed. Pick your favorite pair from this collection of hot rods and monster vehicles.

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addedThe first car introduced to this week’s battle sure knows how to rock. Channel your inner heavy metal lover with the 1965 DeBerti Chevrolet C10 ‘Slayer’ , a six-wheeled, 900 bhp monster for your garage. A classic of the orange roads, this first pair is completed with the 1969 Hot Wheels Twin Mill and its unreal 16.5-liter engine.
addedA car that’s no stranger to the Hot Wheels heritage starts the lineup of the second team in this week’s bout, the 1949 Hot Wheels Ford F-5 Dually Custom Hot Rod was a 2018 Hot Wheels Legends finalist capable of putting out 450 bhp. Customized from front to rear with specially built tires, the fourth car joining the list is the 2005 Hot Wheels Ford Mustang.

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addedThe first car introduced to this week’s battle sure knows how to rock. Channel your inner heavy metal lover with the 1965 DeBerti Chevrolet C10 ‘Slayer’ , a six-wheeled, 900 bhp monster for your garage. A classic of the orange roads, this first pair is completed with the 1969 Hot Wheels Twin Mill and its unreal 16.5-liter engine.
addedA car that’s no stranger to the Hot Wheels heritage starts the lineup of the second team in this week’s bout, the 1949 Hot Wheels Ford F-5 Dually Custom Hot Rod was a 2018 Hot Wheels Legends finalist capable of putting out 450 bhp. Customized from front to rear with specially built tires, the fourth car joining the list is the 2005 Hot Wheels Ford Mustang.

No stock cars found this week! We are going all out with four custom vehicles built for shock and speed. Pick your favorite pair from this collection of hot rods and monster vehicles.

The first car introduced to this week’s battle sure knows how to rock. Channel your inner heavy metal lover with the 1965 DeBerti Chevrolet C10 ‘Slayer’, a six-wheeled, 900 bhp monster for your garage. A classic of the orange roads, this first pair is completed with the 1969 Hot Wheels Twin Mill and its unreal 16.5-liter engine.

A car that’s no stranger to the Hot Wheels heritage starts the lineup of the second team in this week’s bout, the 1949 Hot Wheels Ford F-5 Dually Custom Hot Rod was a 2018 Hot Wheels Legends finalist capable of putting out 450 bhp. Customized from front to rear with specially built tires, the fourth car joining the list is the 2005 Hot Wheels Ford Mustang.

You have until October 2 to vote for your favorite dream car lineup!

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Steam News / 26 September 2025

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