| MANUFACTURER MatarHorn Trucks | |
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MatarHorn Trucks is a vehicle manufacturer in the Watch Dogs series.
Description[]
The company is a heavy vehicle maker. The logo consists of two vertical yellow chevron arrows. The top facing upwards and the bottom facing the opposite direction.
The company also appears in Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands, where they also produced a few vehicles which most of them do not really appeared in the Watch Dogs universe. Examples of them includes a European-style cab over truck that is based on the Volvo F-series trucks (F10, F12, and F16) and an off-road truck (available either a flatbed or a expedition truck in-game) based on the Mercedes-Benz Zetros.
Vehicles[]
| Image | Vehicle | Style | Based On | Notes |
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Arbiter | Light Armored Personnel Vehicle | Force Protection Ocelot | |
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Cement Truck | Cement mixer | Peterbilt 375 | |
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City Bus | City bus | ||
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Convoy | Armored van | International 4000 series | |
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Delivery Truck | Light commercial truck | Hyundai Trago | |
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Dump Truck | Dump truck | Based on the Flatbed Truck. | |
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EKG 120 | Ambulance | Volkswagen I.D. Buzz Cargo | |
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Flatbed Truck | Large Truck | International DuraStar | |
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Fire Truck | Emergency | Pierce Dash Seagrave Marauder |
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Garbage Truck | Garbage Truck | Based on the Delivery Truck. | |
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Hauler | Large Truck | 2019-present Iveco EuroCargo | |
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Media Broadcast Truck | TV Truck | Based on the Flatbed Truck. | |
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Middleweight DC | Large Truck | Semi truck variant of the Flatbed Truck. | |
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MRAP | Light Armored Personnel Vehicle | Lenco BearCat | |
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Routerunner | Van | Fourth generation Ford Transit | |
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TQ500 | Double-decker bus | Wrightbus New Routemaster | |
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WKZ-TV Truck | TV Truck | Based on the Delivery Truck. |
Trivia[]
- At some point during the pre-release version of Watch Dogs 2, the name was spelled as MataHorn Trucks in the player's Profiler, when about to hack a vehicle. It was, however, inconsistent with the true name of the manufacturer displayed in the Car On Demand app. This issue was fixed in the official release.
- In the first two games, all vehicles, along with the Landrock Motors Coach, share a generic back up beep, while in Legion they feature a two-toned backup beep.