Masterson Horizon

Masterson Horizon

Class	Vehicles
Type	Vehicle
Vehicle Type	Standard
Seats	4
Top Speed	90
Engine Power	3600
Weight	650
Braking Force	90
Trunk Capacity	40
Engine Repair	Mechanics: 4
Location	Struggling neighborhoods Trailer parks Poor neighborhoods
Spawn ID	`/addvehicle Base.SmallCar02`

The Masterson Horizon is a small two-door coupe that excels at quiet supply runs into crowded areas. It is one of the quietest cars in Knox Country and one of the easiest to find.

The Horizon is a Standard vehicle with four seats in a two-plus-two layout. Its engine is one of the weakest in the game, but the car is also one of the lightest. The low weight keeps it lively, and it reaches a good top speed for a small car. It shares its quiet engine and its small trunk with the Chevalier Dart, but it is faster and stops harder.

The cost of that quiet is cargo space. The trunk is among the smallest of any car, and the people inside are poorly protected in a crash.

The Horizon suits a careful survivor who slips into towns, grabs supplies and slips out again. It also makes a good first car, since it turns up in ordinary neighborhoods and runs on the most common parts.

Driving the Masterson Horizon

The Horizon is nimble. Its weak engine pulls a very light body, so acceleration feels better than the numbers suggest. Its top speed is good for a small car and well ahead of the Chevalier Dart.

The low weight also helps in turns. The Horizon can take sudden curves and swerve around zombies with ease. Performance tires sharpen that agility even more.

The brakes are strong. The Horizon stops in a short distance, which pairs well with its quick steering.

The engine is tied with the Chevalier Dart as the quietest in the game. With a performance muffler and good upkeep, it can pass fairly close to a horde without drawing it in.

The trade-off is safety. The light body protects the people inside poorly, so a crash hurts more than in a family car. Ramming zombies is a bad idea.

The Horizon is also poor at towing. Its weak engine drags heavy vehicles at a crawl.

Masterson Horizon Storage

The trunk is small, tied with the Chevalier Dart and the Dash Rancher among the smallest of any car. It is noticeably smaller than the Chevalier Nyala and the Chevalier Cerise Wagon. The empty seats can hold items, and a small glove box keeps keys and a few small items close.

The Horizon is a car for short trips. It suits grabbing medicine, ammunition or canned food from a busy town. A big haul needs a van or a pickup.

Masterson Horizon Parts

The Horizon takes Standard vehicle parts in every slot. Tires, brakes, suspension, gas tank, muffler, battery, doors and windows all match the common family cars. Wrecked sedans and hatchbacks everywhere carry the right parts.

Repairing the engine takes a middling Mechanics level, the same as other Standard cars.

Tires and brakes wear out first with regular use. Old, regular and performance grades exist for tires, brakes and mufflers. A performance muffler is the best upgrade, since quiet driving is the Horizon's strength. The gas tank comes in small, regular and big sizes. The radio slot takes a car radio.

Every part slot of the Masterson Horizon, the parts it takes for a Standard vehicle and the Mechanics level needed to fit them.

Slot	Parts	Install Skill
Battery	Car Battery	Mechanics: 0
Brakes	Brake - Old Brake - Performance Brake - Regular	Mechanics: 3
Doors	Front Door	Mechanics: 4
Gas Tank	Gas Tank - Big Gas Tank - Regular Gas Tank - Small	Mechanics: 7
Glove Box	Glove Box	Mechanics: 0
Hood	Hood	Mechanics: 3
Lights	Light Bulb	Mechanics: 0
Muffler	Muffler - Old Muffler - Performance Muffler - Regular	Mechanics: 5
Radio	Makeshift Radio Premium Technologies Radio ValuTech Radio	Mechanics: 0
Rear Windshield	Rear Windshield	Mechanics: 5
Seats	Car Seat	Mechanics: 1
Side Windows	Front Window	Mechanics: 3
Suspension	Suspension - Performance Suspension - Regular	Mechanics: 3
Tires	Tire - Old Tire - Performance Tire - Regular	Mechanics: 1
Trunk	Trunk - Small	Mechanics: 0
Trunk Lid	Trunk Lid	Mechanics: 3
Windshield	Windshield	Mechanics: 5

Masterson Horizon Versions

The Horizon appears as a plain civilian coupe. Burnt shells turn up along wrecked roadsides. Their Standard parts fit many other cars.

Every version of the Masterson Horizon with its own spawn command. Burnt and wrecked shells cannot be driven but still hold parts.

Name	Image	Type	Vehicle Type	Spawn ID
Masterson Horizon		Base Model	Standard	`/addvehicle Base.SmallCar02`
Masterson Horizon		Burnt	Burnt	`/addvehicle Base.SmallCar02Burnt`

Masterson Horizon Locations

Struggling neighborhoods are the best place to find a Horizon. Trailer parks and poor neighborhoods come next. Middle-class neighborhoods hold them often too. Parking lots and junkyards have them now and then. Burnt shells sit along wrecked roadsides.

The kinds of places where the Masterson Horizon spawns, ranked by how many of the cars parked there it makes up.

Location	How Often
Struggling neighborhoods	Very Common
Trailer parks	Very Common
Poor neighborhoods	Very Common
Middle-class neighborhoods	Very Common
Parking lots	Common
Junkyards	Common
Burnt-out roadsides	Common

Notes

The Horizon is tied for the quietest engine in the game.
It is faster and brakes harder than the Chevalier Dart.
Its light body makes it agile but poor in a crash.
The trunk is small, so it suits short supply runs.
It is a weak car for towing.
Struggling and poor neighborhoods are the best places to look.

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