New Car - Ford F150 SVT Raptor Cheetos Edition, How do we get it?

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You can see it if you go into the Progress/Horizon Promo section.

Must have come with the F&F Car Pack, I’ve not seen it before.

Any ideas how to get it?

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For a “Cheetos Edition,” the livery is rather odd:

I’m guessing another AI promo car we might find driving out on the streets.

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Can’t be an AI car, it has a download icon next to it, but it doesn’t appear in the Autoshow

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If I remember correctly, the G-Shock 370Z was displayed the same way. It was available via promo code and was, definitely, wandering the streets as an AI vehicle.

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I just found it driving around Storm Island and photographed it, wonder how we download it though.

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Excellent, and thanks for the tip! As for the possibility of a promo download, I’m checking with @ChesterCheetah to see if they have anything to share.

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Spotted this myself while driving around in the ff7 jeep on the mainland.

Maybe in the Xbox livery until Cheetos start some kind of related promo.

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I went to Storm Island and started an “Extreme Offroad Championship”. The car was in the starting field, easy promo shot :wink:

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This worked for me, thanks man!

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Ford Raptor Cheetos edition. It is currently in an Xbox livery and you may see it wandering around. It looks like this Just ignore the stylization. I was too lazy to remove it.

Oh, and ignore the stylization, I didn’t bother to remove it.

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I didn’t see the other topic oops

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I don’t need another version of the same Raptor. I WILL take some Cheetos though. Thanks.

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Cheetos may car pack.

Mercury cougar
Lamborguini cheetah
Buick wildcat
Grotti cheetah
Charger hellcat
Ford puma

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Got a bit of GTA V mixed in there huh? :wink:

on topic: if the Raptor really is a contest or promo car, it will be US-only… again. :frowning:

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The contest limitations, as always, are set by the sponsor of the event/contest/promotion, NOT Turn 10 or Playground Games. The companies adhere to legal requirements, which vary by country (even by different states in the USA), and must submit realms of paperwork to whatever the governing body is prior to launching their advertising/promotion.

Regulations differ even between the USA and Canada, as well as between states or provinces. When you start attempting to get EU approval, etc., it becomes much more complicated (and expensive), not to mention what the sponsor foresees as their “target audience” where a promotion is going to be launched.

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Yeah I know that. Been keeping myself updated on trade regulations concerning contests and stuff like that for years now. Its just sad that stuff like that never gets better, only worse. =/

I can live with the fact, that stuff like this is rarely available outside the U.S., but my collector-side can´t. And that side is unhappy as usual. XD