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All five Pixar films directed by John Lasseter - Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995), A Bug's [...]	D
A sign appears in Tokyo showing a car version of Lotso Huggin' Bear from Toy Story 3 - La grande fug [...]	D
In the beginning, when Finn is spying on the new weapon, if you squint your eyes, you will see it sa [...]	D
John Lasseter conceived the story for this movie while he was in Europe promoting Cars - Motori rugg [...]	D
The last Cars film to include Wilhelm Screams.	D
This is the first Pixar movie to use the credit of Datasat Digital Sound logo.	D
The song "You Might Think" in an early montage scene is performed here by Weezer, but was originally [...]	D
The last Pixar movie to use the credit of Dolby Digital logo.	D
The only movie in the franchise to not have an after credits scene.	D
Stephenson is named after the "father of railways", George Stephenson.	D
The British Intelligence seal in the private jet that McMissile and Shiftwell use says "Honor, Animu [...]	D
As of 2012, this is the only Pixar movie to not receive an Academy Award nomination.	D
Finn McMissile's license plate - 314-FNMC - includes Sir Michael Caine's birthday, March 14th.	D
The voice actor for Doc Hudson, for the Latin American Spanish dub, in Cars (2006), was Pedro Armend [...]	D
Announcer Darrell Cartrip is a Chevy Monte Carlo, David Hobbscap is a 1963 E-Type Jaguar, in British [...]	D
Al Oft the Lightyear blimp from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) appears in Italy.	D
This is Disney's first animated sequel to be produced in 2.35:1 aspect ratio, unlike the other anima [...]	D
The final Pixar film to be directed by John Lasseter, prior to his exit from Pixar and Disney Animat [...]	D
Is the only Cars movie to not have a climactic final race in the United States toward the end, as Ca [...]	D
The name Miles Axlerod, as voiced by Eddie Izzard, was taken from one of Izzard's stand-up routines [...]	D
Like with Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), which released the same year as Cappuccetto rosso e gli ins [...]	D
Pixar's twelfth feature film.	D
This is the last film to be animated in Pixar's animation software, Marionette, which was succeeded [...]	D
After Mater and McQueen are done "cow tipping" the Colossus XXL, they drive past the drive-in. The m [...]	D
Cheech Marin's second animated movie of 2011 after Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil (2011).	D
Tomber (French for "tumbling") is a Reliant Regal three wheeler, a car notorious for its poor handli [...]	D
The script originally had five races with Paris and Germany, in addition to Tokyo, London, and Porto [...]	D
Pixar's latest G-rated movie to contain death.	D
Pixar disowned the movie since it release. Which may be one of the reasons why Cars 3 (2017) had lit [...]	D
Bradford Lewis' final involvement with Pixar before his departure after the film was released.	D
The twin Japanese cars who greet Mater and Finn McMissile in the airport lounge are named Mei and Sa [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The "A113" mark (referring to a CalArts classroom used by many Pixar employees [...]	D
The only Cars film not to be released the same year as a direct-to-video sequel to Ragazze nel pallo [...]	D
The only animated movie composed by Michael Giacchino to not win nor be nominated for the Academy Aw [...]	D
Chuki from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) makes a cameo on the bathroom television.	D
The lowest rated Pixar movie to date.	D
First Pixar follow-up movie, where the main protagonist and a supporting character switch roles, wit [...]	D
Although various makes and models of cars seen in the Cars movies are so identical to the original v [...]	D
Porto Corsa is a fictional composite of Nice, France, Portofino, Italy, and the Monaco Grand Prix ra [...]	D
Although Chick Hicks is not in this movie, he makes an appearance in the video game as a DLC charact [...]	D
The last Pixar movie to use the credit of SDDS Sony Dynamic Digital Sound logo.	D
Remains the only installment in the Cars franchise to feature Sir Michael Caine as Finn McMissile. I [...]	D
The plane, on which Lightning and Mater travel, to the first race in Tokyo, is called Everett, and i [...]	D
Pixar's fifth film to release the same day as where a Walt Disney Animation Studios film previously [...]	D
Luigi's Uncle Topolino and Mama Topolino are voiced by married couple Franco Nero and Vanessa Redgra [...]	D
When Mater enters the toilet in Japan, all the cubicles are locked, and when Rod "Torque" Redline en [...]	D
Remains the only John Lasseter-directed Pixar film to not be composed by Randy Newman.	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The Pizza Planet truck appears twice: as a guest on the Tire Talk television sh [...]	D
On the plane ride to Tokyo, Mater and Lightning are watching a cars' version of Takeshi's Castle (20 [...]	D
In the streetfight with the lemons near the end of the movie Flo literally "flashes her headlights" [...]	D
Finn McMissile is a hybrid of several cars. The roof-line and doors are from a Volvo P1800, the car [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: Luigi's family are all variants of the Fiat 500, a popular small car produced in Ital [...]	D
In the credits, Tow Mater's passport shows that he was born on January 12, 1957, in Radiator Springs [...]	D
During the montage of Lightning, Mater and the gang exploring Tokyo, at one point, they pass a billb [...]	D
The second Pixar film of 2010s to be rated G by the MPAA, after Toy Story 3 (2010).	D
Rod "Torque" Redline, the American spy, who is supposed to meet Finn McMissile and Holley Shiftwell, [...]	D
Holly Shiftwell's name is a nod to the CIA spy, Felicity Shagwell, from the Austin Powers movies.	D
This movie is dedicated to the loving memory of Japeth Pieper (1965-2010), a digital painter and And [...]	D
Siddeley's name is a reference to the British aerospace company, Hawker Siddeley.	D
The fourth Disney's animated film to be scored by Michael Giacchino, after Gli Incredibili - Una 'no [...]	D
Most of the World Grand Prix racers' numbers are probably referencing to the years of previous Pixar [...]	D
The only Cars film that does not feature Chick Hicks.	D
The sixth Pixar movie to be produced in 2.35:1, after A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998), Gli Incre [...]	D
The first Pixar movie not to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Film since the awa [...]	D
The scene inside Big Bentley is a possible nod to the 1986 animated movie Basil l'investigatopo (198 [...]	D
Jeff Gorvette's racing number was originally planned to be "3", but it was changed to "24", to match [...]	D
The last Cars film to date to be nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature.	D
Professor Z is a ZÃ¼ndapp Janus, a German microcar made by the ZÃ¼ndapp motorcycle company from [...]	D
When Mater is trying to drive away from McQueen while driving backwards, Darrell Cartrip mentions "H [...]	D
Disney's first animated film to be released on June 24 since Il Re Leone (1994).	D
Like with Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), which released the same year as Happy Feet (2006), this mov [...]	D
There are several hints toward the big reveal that Miles Axlerod is the true villain: When Mater int [...]	D
The last appearance of Mia and Tia, who are both fans of Lightning McQueen.	D
Larry the Cable Guy (Mater) has said "Cars 2 was kind of like more of a Mater tale. It had really no [...]	D
In this movie, John Ratzenberger had his fewest lines out of any Pixar movie. His character Mack onl [...]	D
Richard Kind's and Eddie Izzard's second animated movie together, after Disney's Uno zoo in fuga (20 [...]	D
In the scene where Finn McMissile is out at sea and is confronted, the boat he is on gives the excus [...]	D
Chick Hicks was originally going to return from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) as an ally of the lemo [...]	D
The bad guy's ships (that guarded their oil platforms) are modelled on the Independence class of the [...]	D
During the end credits, as a map of the U.S. is shown, Pixar's headquarters can be seen in northern [...]	D
This movie was going to be directed by Bradford Lewis, but due to problems during production, John L [...]	D
This is the first Pixar sequel to produced in 2.35:1, unlike their other sequels were produced in 1. [...]	D
The only Cars film in the franchise not to be composed by Randy Newman (Instead, it is composed by o [...]	D
Is Pixar's second follow-up movie where a character was re-cast, which applies to Fillmore. The firs [...]	D
Fillmore's license plate reads 51237. George Carlin's birth date was May 12, 1937. 51237 is also the [...]	D
Boat in the opening scene of the movie is highly inspired by the FV Northwestern, a fishing vessel f [...]	D
Disney's third computer-animated film to not be nominated for the academy award for best animated fe [...]	D
The fourth Pixar film to be scored by Michael Giacchino, after Gli Incredibili - Una 'normale' famig [...]	D
The Queen is a classic 1950s Rolls-Royce Phantom IV. Prince Wheeliam is a Bentley Continental GT.	D
Not counting spin-offs, this film makes Cars the first computer-animated theatrical film franchise t [...]	D
The third Pixar movie to feature Jeff Garlin after WALL-E (2008) and Toy Story 3 - La grande fuga (2 [...]	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's registration plate reads "M1911A1". M1911A1 is a famous/popular American hand [...]	D
The boat in the beginning of the movie, that is transporting Finn McMissile, is an almost exact repl [...]	D
John Lasseter gave up directing Toy Story 3 - La grande fuga (2010) for this movie, with it being hi [...]	D
The Luxo, Jr. lamp appears in the credits.	D
Pixar's first follow-up film outside the Toy Story franchise, making Cars (2006) Pixar's second film [...]	D
The race car "Francesco Bernoulli" is based on a modern Formula 1 Grand Prix car. It's named after t [...]	D
When Finn (Sir Michael Caine) was on the plane after discussing the photo of the engine, he says "Ri [...]	D
The last appearance of Van and Mini.	D
Sir Michael Caine's second animated movie of 2011, after Gnomeo & Giulietta (2011).	D
A large crash in Monaco collected a majority of the cars. Two cars to avoid at the accident where Le [...]	D
The third Disney's computer-animated sequel, after Toy Story 2 - Woody & Buzz alla riscossa (1999) a [...]	D
The Pixar Animation Studios building shows up in the end credits.	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's license plate reads "M1911A1", which is the name of the famous .45 caliber Co [...]	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's license plate is a Michigan plate. Michigan is where Detroit is located, home [...]	D
The only Cars film where the main character doesn't appear in a new paint job at the end.	D
Finn McMissile was originally conceived for an unused scene in Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), where [...]	D
Axlerod's disguised voice as the Big Boss Lemon was accomplished by digitally altering Eddie Izzard' [...]	D
The last Cars film to have a co-director.	D
Out of respect for Paul Newman, who died in 2008, Doc Hudson Hornet from Cars - Motori ruggenti (200 [...]	D
In a nod to John Lasseter, a banner for "LasseTyres" can be seen on the London racetrack.	D
One of the Japanese cars is named Kimura Kaizo. "Kaizo" is a Japanese word meaning "modified" or "ha [...]	D
The only Pixar movie to receive a "Rotten" collective rating from critics at Rotten Tomatoes, althou [...]	D
In Italy, Holley Shiftwell says that they reprogrammed the city's red lights. This is likely an nod [...]	D
Pixar is known to include references to their upcoming productions. Characters from Pixar's next fea [...]	D
A Bentley Speed Six affectionately know as 'Big Bentley' (Cars version of Big Ben) was also a race c [...]	D
The last Cars film to be directed by John Lasseter.	D
The ending scene where Mater tells the events of the movie to an incredulous crowd is a reference to [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: A subdued Wilhelm scream is heard as Grem and Acer are beat up in the Ye Left Turn I [...]	D
The last Pixar movie for Steve Jobs before his death.	D
Professor Z is the third character in a Pixar film thought to be the film's main antagonist, which i [...]	D
Lloyd Sherr's second theatrically released animated film after Barnyard - Il cortile (2006).	D
This is the last Pixar movie to have the current Disney logo read "Walt Disney Pictures". This was f [...]	D
The third computer-animated sequel to be produced at 2.35:1 after Shrek 4: e vissero felici e conten [...]	D
The last Cars film to show the Wheel Well Motel and Luigi's obsession with Ferraris.	D
On the movie poster, a country shaped like a car can be seen.	D
One of the sponsor boards at the race reads "Lassetire", a direct call-out to director John Lasseter [...]	D
The first Cars movie with the word "awesome".	D
The last Pixar movie to feature the 2006-2014 Walt Disney Pictures logo.	D
At one point, Mater is prompted to think of insurance agents, and he sings the State Farm Auto Insur [...]	D
Gusteau's restaurant from Ratatouille (2007) makes an appearance in this movie under the name "Gasto [...]	D
When a car explodes and flies through the air he lands on a car version of Harryhausen's from Monste [...]	D
The only film of the franchise to date where the main villain is not a rival racecar, whereas in the [...]	D
In pit lane at the British Grand Prix, two of the names on the wall above the pits are "Lewis Hamilt [...]	D
During the race in England, there is a sign on the track wall that says "Lassetyre". This is a refer [...]	D
In England, the cars pass under the Admiralty Arch. The Latin motto on the real arch reads: ANNO DEC [...]	D
Doc Hudson is based on the Hudson Hornet. The Hudson Motor Car Company merged with Nash-Kelvinator i [...]	D
The first Pixar movie not to win the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film since the cat [...]	D

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