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Home›How To›How to Play Punch Buggy: 12 Steps

How to Play Punch Buggy: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Punch Buggy, also known as Slug Bug, is a classic, fun game to play while on road trips or simple drives with family and friends. The game involves spotting Volkswagen Beetle vehicles and “punching” your fellow passengers. Here are 12 steps to help you play Punch Buggy successfully.

1. Gather your players: Invite family or friends to join you in the car for a drive and announce that you’ll be playing Punch Buggy. Make sure everyone understands the rules before starting.

2. Establish boundaries: Set limits to the playing field, such as restricting the game to cars that are clearly visible from your vehicle or excluding parked cars.

3. Clarify punch rules: Decide on a soft punch or a tap on the shoulder, making sure all players understand not to use excessive force.

4. Outline point system (optional): Add a layer of competitiveness by assigning points for each Beetle spotted—for instance, 1 point per regular Beetle and 5 points for vintage Beetles.

5. Look for Volkswagen Beetles: Begin by scanning the road and surrounding areas for any VW Beetles.

6. Call out “Punch Buggy” or “Slug Bug”: When you spot a Beetle, loudly call out “Punch Buggy” or “Slug Bug,” followed by the color of the car—”Punch Buggy blue!” for example.

7. Deliver a gentle punch/tap: If you’re the first one to call out a Beetle, quickly deliver a gentle punch or tap on the shoulder to other passengers (excluding the driver).

8. Keep score (optional): If using a point system, have someone in the car keep track of each player’s score throughout the journey.

9. Use warnings: If someone accidentally punches while calling out an incorrect vehicle model or color (not a VW Beetle), give them one warning before disqualifying them from the game.

10. Disqualification: If a player continues to make incorrect calls, disable them from the game to ensure fairness and accuracy.

11. Determine a winner: If you’re playing with points, the winner is the player with the highest score at the end of the drive. If you’re not using points, declare an unofficial winner or enjoy the game for its fun and camaraderie.

12. Have fun and stay safe: Most importantly, have a great time while playing Punch Buggy, but remember to prioritize vehicle safety—never distract the driver or compromise driving conditions.

Now you know how to play Punch Buggy in 12 easy steps! Enjoy this entertaining road trip pastime with family and friends while keeping an eye out for those elusive Volkswagen Beetles.

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