Time is almost up for performance fans hoping to land a two-vehicle prize package built for both pavement and dirt. With just five days remaining before the February 17 deadline, participants can secure five times more entries for a chance to win an 850-horsepower Mustang Dark Horse and a customized 2024 Ford Bronco Raptor — plus $45,000 toward federal prize taxes.
The headline attraction is the H850 Mustang Dark Horse, serial number 6 of just 50 produced. Finished in Vapor Blue Metallic, the limited-production coupe transforms Ford’s already potent Dark Horse into a supercharged street weapon. A Whipple supercharger system, upgraded fuel system, high-flow air induction and performance calibration push output to 850 horsepower. The result is a claimed 0–60 mph time of 3.2 seconds and a quarter-mile run in under 11 seconds.
The Mustang also features the Dark Horse appearance and handling packages, Recaro front seats, and Premier Trim, blending track-ready hardware with driver-focused comfort. As one of only 50 examples built, it represents a rare opportunity to own a modern Detroit muscle car in an era when competitors like the Camaro and Hellcat have exited production.
Parked beside it in the winner’s garage would be a customized 2024 Ford Bronco Raptor prepared by CJ Pony Parts. Powered by a 455-horsepower twin-turbo V-6, the Bronco Raptor comes equipped with Fox suspension and 37-inch all-terrain tires from the factory. Upgrades include a Ford Performance Power Pack, AWE cat-back exhaust with BashGuard tips, DV8 bumpers and side steps, Eibach ProLift springs, 17-inch Fuel wheels, and Oracle lighting.
The prize package also includes a Wildfire Lifts automotive lift, adding practical value for maintenance or display. To ease the financial impact of winning, organizers are contributing $45,000 toward federal prize taxes.
Entries support veterans and children’s charities, tying high-horsepower excitement to charitable impact. With five times more entries available and the clock ticking toward February 17, the opportunity to claim more than 1,300 combined horsepower across two of Ford’s most aggressive platforms is quickly coming to a close.
Eve Nowell