Mega Track Overview: Generations and Buying Guide
Overview of the Mega Track coupe (1992–2000): its single generation, 394 hp powertrain, and which version to buy.
The Mega Track is a coupe produced from 1992 to 2000 with 394 hp across its lineup. It pairs a large 6.0-liter engine with an automatic gearbox and 4x4 drive, an unusual combination for a coupe, and suits drivers who want a rare high-powered grand tourer with all-wheel-drive capability rather than a conventional two-door sports car.
Mega Track generations
1 generation
The first and only generation of the Mega Track was built from 1992 to 2000, exclusively as a coupe. Every version of the 1 generation delivers 394 hp, so there is no spread in output to weigh between trims. The 1 generation was offered with a single transmission type — an Automatic — and a single drivetrain layout, 4x4, which sets the Mega Track apart from most coupes of the 1990s. The notable version is the Mega Track 6.0 AT (1 generation), carrying a 5987 cc engine rated at 394 hp and driving all four wheels through the automatic gearbox. With exactly one modification in the catalogue, the 1 generation lineup is as simple as a model range gets: one body, one gearbox, one drivetrain, one power figure.
Which Mega Track to buy
- 6.0 AT (1 generation): the only version of the Mega Track, with a 5987 cc engine producing 394 hp, an Automatic gearbox, and 4x4 drive across the 1992–2000 production run.
Buying used is straightforward in one sense: with a single generation and a single modification, there is no risk of picking the wrong spec — every Mega Track from 1992 to 2000 is the same 6.0 AT configuration. The main variable between individual cars is therefore the production year within that 1992–2000 window, not the version.
Summary
The Mega Track's entire story fits in one generation (1992–2000), one body style (coupe), and one modification. The Mega Track 6.0 AT (1 generation) combines a 5987 cc engine, 394 hp, an Automatic transmission, and 4x4 drive. Anyone shopping for a Mega Track is shopping for this exact car; the decision reduces to condition and model year rather than trim comparison, since the 394 hp output and drivetrain layout never changed over the eight-year run.