ST. LOUIS — McDonald’s is challenging customers to spot the Hamburglar in his custom ride to earn rewards. On Jan. 29, McDonald’s unveiled the Hamburglar’s slick new ride – the Burgercuda. A custom 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, decked out in Hamburglar’s signature black-and-white stripes and loaded with burger-themed flair, including a burger warming console.
McDonald’s is turning this burger chase into a nationwide game. Spot the Burgercuda, scan its code, and you’re in for a treat. Report the infamous mascot to earn Arch Cards and Hamburglar-inspired gear. Fans can also enter to win free McDonald’s burgers for a year at SpotHamburglar.com.
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On Jan. 29, McDonald’s unveiled Hamburglar’s Burgercuda getaway car – a custom 1970 Plymouth Barracuda featuring the character’s signature black-and-white stripes, burger-themed features and more. The Hamburglar is making his way across the country in his Burgercuda searching for America’s most wanted hamburgers, now available at McDonald’s restaurants nationwide. -
On Jan. 29, McDonald’s unveiled Hamburglar’s Burgercuda getaway car – a custom 1970 Plymouth Barracuda featuring the character’s signature black-and-white stripes and burger-themed features – including a burger warming console.
McDonald’s says that the Hamburglar is after their new burgers. The restaurant chain recently upgraded its classic burgers. They now have more melted cheese, soft buns, and juicier patties. The new burger recipes are now available at every McDonald’s in the country.
McDonald’s is also bringing back two popular desserts: the Strawberry and Crème Pie and the Guava and Creme Pie. The Strawberry and Crème Pie, a 280-calorie treat with strawberries and vanilla crème in a sugar-coated crust, replaces the Holiday Pie and is available for a limited time at select locations. The Guava and Creme Pie, featuring guava filling and vanilla creme, is notably available in all of Hawaii’s McDonald’s and some Florida locations.