Hot Wheels: Mechanix

Box art for the game

Hot Wheels Mechanix is a PC-only video game where players could edit their cars with motors, tires, and even wings, and paint jobs. The game is named after the Mechanix toy line and includes a few of its own vehicles, as well as several mainstream Hot Wheel cars.

100 HP Cars (Available at Start)

Car Name	Notes	Game Version	Actual Version (or Close Proximity
Cat-A-Pult	Game version A identical to 1999 Terrorific Series version Game version B similar to the 2000 Super Launcher 5 Pack version Game version C unlike any released version
Screamin' Hauler	Game version A identical to 1999 First Editions version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C unlike any released version
Silhouette II	Game version A identical to 1999 Classic Games Series version Game version B identical to the 2000 Super Launcher 5 Pack version Game version C unlike any released version
Sol-Aire CX-4	Game version A identical to 1999 Classic Games Series version Game version B similar to the Ultra Hots Sampler 3 Pack version Game version C very similar to the 2001 Pavement Pounders version
Splittin' Image II	Game version A identical to 1999 Terrorific Series version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C identical to 1994 Mainline version
Track T	Game version A identical to 1999 First Editions version Game version B identical to 2000 Hot Rod Magazine Series version Game version C unlike any released version

200 HP Cars (Unlocked by Collecting 100 X-Tools in Races)

Car Name	Notes	Game Version	Actual Version (or Close Proximity)
Dune Buggy (Mechanix)	Game version is based off a Mechanix line vehicle
F1 Racer (Mechanix)	Game version is based off a Mechanix line vehicle
Hot Rod (Mechanix)	Game version is based off a Mechanix line vehicle
Off-Roadster (Mechanix)	Game version is based off a Mechanix line vehicle
Semi-Truck (Mechanix)	Game version is based off a Mechanix line vehicle
Shadow Jet II	Game version A identical to 1999 Buggin' Out Series version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C unlike any released version

300 HP Cars (Unlocked by Placing 1st in Races)

Car Name	Notes	Game Version	Actual Version (or Close Proximity)
Double Vision	Game version A identical to 1998 First Editions Series version Game version B identical to 1999 Car-Toon Friends Series version Game version C unlike any released version
Radar Ranger	Game version A identical to 1999 Mainline version Game version B identical to 2000 Star Explorers 5-Pack version Game version C unlike any released version
Shadow Jet	Game version A identical to 1999 Game Over Series version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C very similar to the 2006 version
Speed Machine	Game version A identical to 1999 Mainline version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C identical to 2000 Star Explorers 5-Pack version
Super Modified	Game version A identical to 1999 Classic Games Series version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C unlike any released version
Sweet 16 II	Game version A identical to 1999 Terrorific Series version Game version B unlike any released version Game version C unlike any released version

400 HP Car (Unlocked at 100% Game Completion)

Car Name	Notes	Game Version	Actual Version (or Close Proximity)
Lakester	Game version A identical to 1999 Mainline version Game version B identical to 1998 First Editions Series version Game version C identical to 1999 Car-Toon Friends Series version

Tracks

• Urban Station (6 Laps)
• Tiki Jungle (6 Laps)
• Urban Wasteland (6 Laps)
• Pluto Mines (6 Laps)
• Construction Yard (8 Laps)
• Beachway (8 Laps)
• Moon Base (8 Laps)
• Asteroid Belt (10 Laps)

Tire Upgrades

• Off Road
• Pontoon
• Economy
• Spikes

Wings

• Short Wings
• Medium Wings
• Long Wings

Motors

• 50 HP
• 100 HP
• 150 HP

(Note the motors only add HP)

Best Tire Choices

• Urban Wasteland: Economy
• Tiki Jungle: Pontoon
• Pluto Mines: Spikes
• Construction Yard: Off Road
• Beachway: Pontoon
• Moon Base: Spikes
• Asteroid Belt: Economy