It is about a Plymouth Barracuda from 1970 that has been named Burgercudaand will act as transport for the mascot Hambrugler.
If you manage to spot the car on the road, you can be rewarded with free hamburgers. They have also launched a competition where you can win free hamburgers for a whole year.
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A car for the bandit mascot
To fit as a vehicle for the Hamburgler, the car has been specially adapted by Sean Smith Designs.
Among other things, the body shop has also built a Plymouth Roadrunner for the comedian Kevin Heart, and a Dodge Charger for the movie Fast and Furious 9.
In the center console there is a built-in burger heater – Photo: McDonald’s
The Burgercuda has been given a black and white exterior color theme to match the Hamburgler’s bandit look, McDonald’s emblem on the front and hubcaps designed after a hamburger bun.
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Built-in burger heater
The interior combines the black-and-white theme with the company’s yellow-and-red colors, and the car has been equipped with a number of special features.
In the center console there is, among other things, a burger heater, and the spare tire has been designed to look like a giant cheeseburger.
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Free burgers for the people
The most critical detail for those hoping for a free year’s supply of hamburgers, however, is on the back screen, and consists of a QR code.
Anyone who sees the car in traffic can scan the code and get access to a new series of Hambrugler merch.
You also get an “arch card”, which is a value check for a free McDonalds burger. However, you don’t have to see the car in real life to win the really big prize, in the form of two free hamburgers a week for a whole year.
To win this, you just have to register on the hamburger chain’s website. Unfortunately, the competition is only open in the US, which is also the only country where Hamburgler rolls around in his Burgercuda.
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