Blue Lightning was the first car I assembled in Drive Beyond Horizons, and aside from the Twin Turbos and the UAZ rack on the roof (long since removed), is a regular Musgoat otherwise. It was my first main car in the game, predating the garage update by six months, and still being used to this day.

Orange Crush, name nicked from the orange Memphis A2-TR electric guitar I have/had, is a small Dada sedan painted pumpkin orange, with orange ground effects, a UAZ roof rack (now removed), UAZ Bumper, brush bar, UAZ Tires and wheels (minus hubcaps). It had a roof rack for awhile but since the garage update it got updated and some color corrections made to it. I also added a GTR Steering wheel to it sometime in early 2026 for better handling.

The second car I completed in DBH, the Bonphiac. It's basically a movie inspired version of Blue Lightning. Painted metallic gray/silver with orange accents and ground effects, the Silver Bandit is true to it's name. The Silver Bandit is a true maniac's car through and through. It is now sans the roof-rack.

The second to last vehicle completed in my journeys, Wobblin' Willy is a Popyopa pickup truck, painted bright silver, with black wheels. Wobblin' Willy's original namesake was due to the wobbly handling of the Poyopa Pickup Truck initially (which has been fixed since then). Modifications include UAZ Tires, modified suspension, a DVD Player, LED Light Controller, Subwoofer, and bright orange UAZ wheels and tires.

Volksy is inspired by a car we had when I was a child that I was almost born in - a 1978 Rabbit GTI. Volksy features updated interior, and a turbo. Otherwise, it's a stock Bolf.

Big Red is a Russian IFA Military truck, painted red and black....not sure what possessed me to do that whether it was because both my favorite new wave bands colors have black and red (Loverboy and The Cars), and the old MTD Lawn Mowers from the 1980's, plus it's "Sanford and Sons" truck of the game hauling around piles of crap I find in the desert, and hauling around land trains of cars.

Called such because every time I play this one's savegame I'm making it scream across the desert at full throttle due to it's impeccable handling. The Scream Machine aka. the Crimson Ninja, is a speed machine the whole way. It had a roof-rack for the first 150 or so Km while I completed the gTR achievement, but then ditched the roof rack afterward in favor of handling and pure speed.

Cheated out of the backrooms incomplete while getting killed by the clanker monster 3x in the process (he was just honking and beeping around), I managed to assemble the backrooms cart enough to escape to the Motel California's front parking lot (or that sandlot that passes for one), and finish putting this thing together with the parts from the Dada I used to haul an engine, wheels, pedals, and other crap to it so I could assemble it and take it (and get the kart assembly achievement). Aldi Cruiser was also abused heavily during testing of the backrooms. It's just a turbocharged stock "Kart" for the most part.

The Tri-Clops, aka "Lead Banana" is a big, heavy, luxury sedan with excellent speed, but terrible steering once up to speed. It's big, it's heavy, it's yellow, giant speed bumps don't affect it much, but by god, the steering is so weak, I'm considering putting a Musgoat Steering wheel in it. Right now it's at 300Km in the game as of this writing, and has had an otherwise rather undramatic existance in the game outside a recent collision with a telephone pole due to aforementioned crap steering while doing 220km/h like a maniac after avoiding a J curve and a speed bump.

When I started building the UAZ, I wasn't sure if I was going to theme it after a Freddy Fazbear or Super Mario Bros. Plumbing van. In the end, I painted it blue, so it worked with either. Despite being considered a SERVICE van, it's actually more of a maniacal camper van. It comes fully equipped with a disco ball, DVD player, and a subwoofer.

Whambulance/Slambulance is a C18 ambulance outfitted for Desert Racing-style Shennanigans. For a short time it featured a Musgoat v8 under the hood, but when handling parameters were updated in the game, the original diesel 4 cylinder was deemed fast enough. It's not a particularly fast vehicle, but it has good handling and good grip off-road. I also ditched the roof-rack.

The most obviously named vehicle in the fleet, Nikki II is a twin turbo rally racing Musgoat with custom suspension, DVD Player, Blue ground effects, and a custom Fender Sonic-Blue paintjob, and IFA Tires + Bull bar. This desert sports car is made for ramming Zombies with fury, ripping across the desert at breakneck speeds, and has the finest handling I could dial up.

LazerYoda is a Poyopa monster truck in neon green with C18 headlamps, Bonphiac Steering Wheel, Musgoat V8 engine, IFA tires, a tremendous lift. The Monster Truck premiered with stock suspension originally looking kinda' funny with the tires peeping out of the inside of the wheel wells. As of the garage update, Lazer Yota has gotten a suspension upgrade to proper Monster Truck height with tight handling and a propensity to catch some great air....as well as occasionally defy the laws of physics.

The Bad Habit Wabbit is a lifted bolf Monster Truck that I first started building during the February Beta Tests for the Garage Update. It's a Bolf on IFA tires, with a custom lift, Turbo Charged Bonphiac engine and hood scoop, but otherwise, looks like a regular hatchback. It features a black/yellow paintjob inspired by the Matchbox "Ruff Rabbit" VW Rabbit monster truck I had as a kid...albeit some heavy alterations were done to bring some Van-Halen "Bumblebee" flare in too and make it more exciting in lieu of decals. This was the second Monster Truck I started working on.