Turbo Dismount 2
Sasquatch
Monster Truck — Trucks
Crushes everything, near-indestructible. Recommended for: Survival runs, rampage modes.
Performance Stats
Community-estimated relative stats — not official game values. Ratings are comparative 1-10 scales.
Trucks Comparison
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| Name | Speed | Handling | Durability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ranger | 5 | 7 | 8 |
| Sasquatch | 3 | 2 | 10 |
Special Ability
Crushes everything, near-indestructible
The Sasquatch is a monster truck with the highest durability in the game at 10/10 — the only vehicle to reach that maximum. Where every other vehicle eventually breaks apart from accumulated damage, the Sasquatch continues through impacts that would destroy anything else.
The stats tell the full story of its design trade-off: speed is 3/10 (second-lowest, above only the Street Slicer at tied 5/10 — actually lowest among trucks) and handling is 2/10 (tied for lowest with the Wedge). The Sasquatch is slow and difficult to steer. It arrives at collisions later and cannot navigate tight spaces.
What the Sasquatch offers is sustained scoring. On levels with repeated impacts — Wobbles, Dismount Derby, Going Down — the ability to survive through an entire chain of collisions means accumulating damage multipliers that fragile vehicles miss entirely. The Sasquatch's mass also means it delivers significant impact force to other vehicles and obstacles.
Recommended For
Survival runs, rampage modes
Tips for Sasquatch
The Sasquatch's 10/10 durability is wasted on levels where a single big hit is all you need. Use it on multi-collision levels like Wobbles, Going Down, and Dismount Derby.
With 3/10 speed, the Sasquatch builds velocity slowly. On levels with elevation (Going Down, Mine Skydive Classic), gravity compensates for low engine speed.
The 2/10 handling means you need to set your trajectory before the run begins. Pre-aim carefully at the launch point.
On Dismount Derby, the Sasquatch's mass and durability let it survive arena combat that destroys lighter vehicles in one hit.
Do not use the Sasquatch on speed-focused levels like Super-Speed or Daytona Speedway — its 3/10 speed produces weak collision energy on flat ground.
Sasquatch FAQ
Is the Sasquatch good for beginners?
The Sasquatch's 10/10 durability makes it forgiving — you survive mistakes. However, its 2/10 handling makes steering very difficult. For beginners, the Ranger (durability 8/10, handling 7/10) is a better starting choice because it combines high survivability with usable steering.
What is the Sasquatch best used for?
Survival runs and levels with repeated collisions. Its 10/10 durability means it outlasts every other vehicle. On multi-floor levels like Going Down and arena levels like Dismount Derby, the Sasquatch can accumulate damage multipliers from sustained collision chains.
See Sasquatch in Action
Turbo Dismount 2 official gameplay trailer. All vehicles are available from the start.
All vehicles are available from the start in Turbo Dismount 2.