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Wild Shit in Disney•Pixar's Cars 🚗
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Wild Shit in Disney•Pixar's Cars 🚗
@CarsLorekeeper
Probably looking way too deep into the Cars franchise.
Radiator Springs, AZ
Born January 12, 2000
Joined August 2022
- There's now at least 3 separate pieces of evidence that headlights are tits in the Cars universe.
- In Cars (2006), Lightning McQueen exclaims that he is stuck in "hillbilly hell", which implies that the concept of Hell exists in the world of Cars.
00:00 - In Cars 2 (2011), Lightning McQueen gets top surgery! 🥰😇
00:00 - In Cars (2006), as Lightning McQueen enters a courtroom, Fillmore and Sarge scold him and call him a fascist and a commie respectively, implying that fascist and communist political ideologies both exist in the world of Cars.
00:00 - In Cars (2006), Lightning McQueen claims he "hates rusty cars". This is heavily implied to be equivalent to ageism in the world of Cars, as cars rust with age.
00:00 - Replying to @CarsLorekeeperYes, Lightning McQueen got top surgery! 🥰🏳️⚧️In Cars 2 (2011), Lightning McQueen gets top surgery! 🥰😇00:00
- Today's discussion will be about age in the Cars universe, because there's a lot of contradictory points. 🧵 - Lightning McQueen is a modified 2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, however, he is confirmed to be at least 40 by Cars 3 (2017).
- We regret to inform you that Buckingham Palace has just announced the death of the Cars Queen of the United Kingdom.
- In Cars 2 (2011), two airport security agents are seen performing a security screening, requiring cars to take off their tires and pass through a metal detector. This implies that 9/11 happened in the Cars universe.
00:00 - In Planes (2013), Skipper recalls his time in the Jolly Wrenches and an encounter with an enemy fleet, which is heavily implied to be Imperial Japan. Not only does this scene imply that Imperial Japan historically existed in the Cars universe, but also that WWII occurred.
00:00 - Episode 3 of Cars on the Road (2022), titled "Salt Fever" confirms that cars are piloted by souls, which look like smaller versions of the cars they pilot and can open doors. Souls are invisible to those who haven't died, so if you were to open a car's door, you'd see nothing.
00:00 - Dale Earnhardt Jr. has a direct counterpart in Cars (2006), which implies the existence of a Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Because Junior is racing, this implies that the Daytona 500 crash of 2001 has occurred in the world of Cars, and that Dale Earnhardt Sr. died in that crash.
- In Cars 2 (2011), the design for Pope Pinion IV features a Cross, the religious symbol of Christianity, as a logo on his grill. This implies that Jesus Chrysler, the Cars counterpart of Jesus Christ, was crucified on a cross.
