Mexico
The dream Mexican road trip in a muscle car? Oh yes, because there’s so much more to Mexico than the beaches of Cancun and holiday resorts….

Key Info

What's It All About?
Rust 2 Mexico is an adventure rally putting you at the wheel of a classic muscle car to drive across Mexico.
You’ll take in sights that you wouldn’t believe existed such as stunning empty beaches and spectacular hotels. You'll try real Mexican tacos along with many other types of famous Mexican food. You'll party with the locals in exclusive beach resorts. You'll drive through the ancient tunnels of Guanajuato to the glorious soundtrack of a classic V8 engine! All this to the tune of a carefully planned route, specially selected accommodation and with comfortable drives each day you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the delicious Mexican food and stunning beaches!



What Car Can I Take?
When you sign up you'll get to choose which muscle car you want to rent for the trip, they are available on a first come first served basis.
All our cars are V8's. They aren't perfect, but they are muscle cars that will take you to the promised land. They all sound like your dreams with burbling exhausts and have stories to tell with their original classic interiors. It's a an experience in itself to sit at the wheel of one of these classic muscle cars! With your car comes a cb radio for talking to the other teams whilst on the road.



What is the route?
Starting and finishing in Jalisco, the Mexican state famous for Mariachi music and Tequila.
We will spend our first two nights in Guadalajara the capital of Jalisco, where you will get to know your muscle car as well as customise it up with the Rust 2 Mexico sticker pack. On the second night a dinner will be held in your honour with local friends of Rust 2 Mexico at a very traditional Mexican restaurant!
The rally begins on day three when we head to the breathtaking traditional town of Guanajuato! From there we will visit the town of Tequila, where we have a specially arranged guided tour of the amazing Tequila distillery. The route then heads over to Pacific coast with planned stops at some of the most glorious beaches in Mexico. While the rally visits popular places like Puerto Vallarta, other stops are only known about through local knowledge and word of mouth, they won’t be on any tour operators guides. This is one of the most unique parts of the Rust 2 Mexico experience!
The empty beach… Honestly, we don't think any Mexicans know about this amazing piece of paradise and we are thrilled to be taking you there to enjoy a moment that will surely be remembered forever. You can wake up in your room, step outside and there it is. Beautiful clear sky, early morning sunrise and a beautiful deserted beach just for you!



Where do we stay?
On Rust 2 Mexico we take you to some pretty incredible places.
The accommodation is a part of why we love this trip so much. No two nights accommodation are the same. Some nights it's an extremely luxurious 5 star hotel while other nights you'll be in an unforgettable quirky hotel and the next night at a traditional Mexican hacienda, but no matter where you are staying rest assured you will be well looked after.



How much is it?
The entry fee for Rust 2 Mexico is £4495 per person including all of your accommodation and everything else mentioned above.
This is based on two people sharing a car and accommodation. Unfortunately we cannot accommodate single person teams. There are two ways you can pay the entry fee one of which makes it very affordable. After filling out the application form, you are taken to the payment page to complete your registration.
Payment via PayPal: You can choose to pay in full or to pay using our easy to use payments system which makes it much more manageable. The payments are automatically debited from your PayPal account via your chosen payment method. The PayPal fees are added onto the entry fee so the price increases slightly. As soon as you make the initial payment after registering your place is secured on the trip.
Payment via Bank Transfer: You can choose to pay in full via online banking using your team name as a reference. This is a quick and simple way to pay and there are no extra charges for processing the payment. As soon as payment is received your place is reserved on the trip.



What's included?











Not included
This is a road trip thats fuelled by adventure, where we’ll guide you across numerous countries and navigate our way across challenging roads. The entire trip is planned, organised and paid for in the entry fee, however there are additional extras that you need to cover the cost for yourself during the trip.
Choose Your Car

1965 Ford Galaxie
This is by far the biggest car of the fleet and it's also the loudest with its 351 Windsor V8 engine. It's a comfortable cruiser with the automatic gearbox but does pull quite nice with the four barrel carb, but you can tell it's a heavy car. The interior is stunning with all it's chrome and comfortable with the individual front seats and centre console. It's also a 2 door pillarless which looks amazing with all the windows rolled down. This car is a sight to see on the road.

1968 Buick Skylark
The Buick is the most comfortable car of the fleet and it's also the quietest. It still has a deep rumble from it's 350 (5.7) V8 and automatic gearbox. It's got plenty of power too and with it's 2 barrel carb it's the best on fuel of all the cars in the fleet. The interior has an extremely comfortable bench seat and the vertical speedo is right out of a 60s chase movie!

1969 Chevrolet El Camino
Up there as one of the most comfortable cars of the Rust 2 Mexico fleet, the El Camino is also one of best sounding with it's twin Flowmasters exhaust and 350 V8. It goes very well too with a 4 barrel carb and automatic gearbox. The bench seat is very fitting for the style of car and there's plenty space in the back for all your luggage under the vinyl cover!

1970 Dodge Dart
The Dodge Dart is the most agile of the fleet. It's got a 360 (5.8) V8 with a 4 barrel carb and automatic gearbox. It's bench seat is comfortable and both front and rear windows can be rolled down for that clean pillarless coupe look! It also has a very aggressive exhaust note!

1977 Dodge Superbee
The bright orange Superbee is a favourite in the fleet, it's fast, handles great and has quite sporty individual seats! It's got a 360 (5.8) V8 with a 4 barrel carb and automatic gearbox. It' goes exceptionally well and also has brilliant brakes for a 70s muscle car! Nobody will miss you in this bright orange Superbee!

1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28
This is a genuine Z/28 Camaro as seen in countless movies, this is an 80's icon! It's got the legendary Chevy 350 (5.7) V8 and 4 barrel carb paired with an automatic gearbox. It's front an rear anti roll bars from the factory and short ratio steering box mean this Camaro handles amazingly. It's got a very aggressive exhaust note, which suits the car and it's factory gearing means it spins the wheels off the mark and darts up to 60mph very quickly!
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