Hot Wheels: Mechanix

31.12.2001
Genre: Racing
Hot Wheels: Mechanix is a racing game where you get to race with and customize your very own Hot Wheels cars. The primary objective of the game is to win all the races while collecting X-Tools to unlock new cars and customize them to make them better with such things as wings, mud tires and bigger engines.

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Hot Wheels (last 3 games)

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