Cars (franchise)/Characters

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Cars

Lightning McQueen

 
 

 Generic make and model

Voiced by:

Owen Wilson (Films)

Keith Ferguson (TV)

 

Sir Tow Mater

 
 

 1955-57 Chevrolet truck

Voiced by:

Larry the Cable Guy

 


Doc Hudson/ Fabulous Hudson Hornet

 
 

 1951 Hudson Hornet

Voiced by:

Paul Newman (Film)

Corey Burton (Video Games)

 


Sally Carrera

 
 

 Porsche 911 Carrera (996)

Voiced by:

Bonnie Hunt

 


Fillmore

 
 

 VW Microbus (T1)

Voiced by:

George Carlin (Cars)

Lloyd Sherr (Cars 2)

 


Sarge

 
 

 Willys Jeep MB

Voiced by:

Paul Dooley

 


Luigi and Guido

 
 

 Isetta-based forklift and Fiat 500

Voiced by:

Tony Shalhoub (Luigi)

Guido Quaroni (Guido)

 


Flo

 
 

 Generic design

Voiced by:

Jennifer Lewis

 


Ramone

 
 

 1959 Chevrolet Impala

Voiced by:

Cheech Marin

 


Red

 
 

 Generic design

Voiced by:

Joe Ranft (Cars)

 

Sheriff

 
 

 1949 Mercury

Voiced by:

Michael Wallis

 

Lizzie

 
 

 Ford Model T

Voiced by:

Katherine Helmond

 

Mack

 
 

 Mack Superliner

Voiced by:

John Ratzenberger

 

  • Actor Allusion: During the credits, Mack is watching car-ified versions of previous Pixar films and points out how Hamm, P.T. Flea and Yeti all share the same voice actor (John Ratzenberger, who also voices Mack himself).
  • Gentle Giant
  • Nice Hat: The large sail on his roof resembles a trucker cap.

Strip “The King” Weathers

 
 

 1969 Plymouth Superbird

Voiced by:

Richard Petty

 

  • Doomed Moral Victor: Although he doesn’t die, he becomes severely injured by a crash caused by Chick Hicks during the final lap of the tie-breaker race.
  • Ink Suit Actor: The King is based on a racecar his actor, Richard Petty's owned; the Plymouth Superbird.
  • Reality Subtext: His near-fatal crash, caused by Chick Hicks is a frame-by-frame recreation of a particular crash his actor lived through.


Chick Hicks

 
 

 1986 Buick Regal

Voiced by:

Michael Keaton

 

  • Arrogant Racer Guy
  • Big Bad: Of the first film.
  • Classic Villain
  • Evil Counterpart: To Lightning McQueen. Chick starts off as a more extreme version of McQueen, but eventually becomes this after Lightning undergoes Character Development.
  • Green-Eyed Monster: Chick is deeply envious The King’s status as Dinoco’s golden boy. Plus he’s green to boot.
  • Jerkass: Through and through.
  • Porn Stache: His grill resembles one.
  • Pyrrhic Villainy: He wins the Piston Cup, but only because he caused The King to crash horribly and Lightning went back to help him. Chick doesn’t get his Dinoco sponsor like he dreamed and is booed off the stage at the cup presentation.
  • Unnecessary Roughness: He causes a massive thirty-car pileup in the opening to try and shake McQueen, and later causes The King to crash in the tie-breaker match.

Boost, Wingo, DJ, and Snot Rod

 
 

 Generic designs

Voiced by:

Jonas Rivera (Boost)

E.J. Holowicki (DJ)

Adrian Ochoa (Wingo)

Lou Romano (Snot Rod)

 

Tractors, Frank, and Vroomaroundus Bugus

Mia and Tia

 
 

 Mazda Miata

Voiced by:

Lindsey Collins (Mia)

Elissa Knight (Tia)

 

Minny and Van

 
 

 Generic designs

Voiced by:

Edie McClurg (Minny)

Richard Kind (Van)

 

  • Directionless Driver: Van refuses to ask for directions while the two of them are looking for an on-ramp, claiming that he can use the GPS. Unsurprisingly, they end up getting lost in the desert.
  • Happily Married


RustEze Pit Crew Members, Sponsors, and Associates


Dinoco Pit Crew Members, Sponsors, and Associates

Hostile Takeover Bank Pit Crew Members

Piston Cup Racecars

Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Piston Cup R Vs, Pit Crews, Facility, and Audience

Car Media Reporters, Anchors, and Celebrities

Cars on the Highway

Stanley

 

Bessie

Alarm Clock

Cars in Flashback

Trev Diesel and Aircraft

Cars in Epilogue

Pixar Cameos


Cars 2

Finn McMissile

 
 

 Voiced by:

Michael Caine

 


Holley Shiftwell

 
 

 Voiced by:

Emily Mortimer

 

Siddeley

 
 

 Voiced by:

Jason Isaacs

 

Leland Turbo

 
 

 Voiced by:

Jason Isaacs

 


Rod "Torque" Redline

 
 

 Voiced by:

Bruce Campbell

 


Francesco Bernoulli

 
 

 Voiced by:

John Turturro

 


Professor Zündapp

 
 

 1959 Zündapp Janus

Voiced by:

Thomas Kretschmann

 

Sir Miles Axlerod

 
 

 Voiced by:

Eddie Izzard

 

Grem and Acer

 
 

 AMC Gremlin and AMC Pacer

Voiced by:

Joe Mantegna (Grem)

Peter Jacobson (Acer)

 

The Lemon Family Heads

 
 

 Voiced by:

Stanley Townshend (Victor Hugo/Vladimir Trunkov)

Brad Lewis (Tubbs Pacer)

John Mainieri (J. Curby Gremlin)

 

  • The Alleged Car: All are modeled after some of the most notorious Alleged Cars of all time; besides Gremlin, Pacer and Yugo the Trunkovs are based on ZAZ Zaporozhets, the smallest and cheapest Soviet car.
  • Creator Cameo: Tubbs is voiced by Brad Lewis, one of the film's co-directors.
  • The Don: The four heads of the lemon families: J. Curby Gremlin, Vladimir Trunkov , Victor Hugo and Tubbs Pacer
  • Husky Russkie: Vladimir.
  • The Mafia: The Hugo family especially, but all four count.
  • Motor City: J. Curby and his family come from here.
  • Name's the Same: Victor Hugo shares his name with a famous French writer.
  • Talking to Himself: Vladimir, Victor and Ivan all share the same voice actor.

Alexander Hugo

 
 

 Yugo Koral/GV/45

Voiced by:

Velibor Topic

 

  • Bland-Name Product: Besides the similar name, the Hugos have quad headlights but are based on a model that only ever had single headlights.
  • Elite Mook
  • I Have Many Names: He’s been known to go by the aliases of "Chop Shop Alex", "Alexander the "Not So" Great" and "Alexander Hu "Don’t" Go".
  • The Mafia

Ivan

 
 

 1955-57 Chevrolet truck

Voiced by:

Stanley Townshend

 

  • Costume Copycat: Mater disguises himself as Ivan to infiltrate the Lemons' meeting in Porto Corsa.
  • Evil Counterpart: Can be seen as this to Mater.
  • Husky Russkie
  • Lzherusskie : Ivan is meant to be Russian, but plot necessity forced him to have the same Chevrolet-based cab design as Mater.

Tony Trihull

 
 

 Voiced by:

Lloyd Sherr

 

Lemon Mooks

Other Lemon Vehicles

Jeff Gorvette

 
 

 Chevrolet Corvette

Voiced by:

Jeff Gordon

 

Lewis Hamilton

 
 

 Voiced by:

Lewis Hamilton

 

Raoul Ça Roule

 
 

 Voiced by:

Unknown

 

Nigel Gearsley

 
 

 Aston Martin

Voiced by:

Greg Ellis

 

Max Schnell

 
 

 Mercedes C-Class DTM racer

Voiced by:

Unknown

 

Miguel Camino

 
 

 Voiced by:

Unknown

 

Carla Veloso

 
 

 Voiced by:

Jossara Jinaro

 

Shu Todoroki

 
 

 Voiced by:

Erik Passoja

 

Rip Clutchgoneski

 
 

 Voiced by:

None

 

  • Advertised Extra: Barely even that. Clutchgoneski doesn’t have any toys of him and didn’t even appear in the video game.
  • Ruritania: His homeland is the “Republic of New Rearendia”.
  • The Voiceless

World Grand Prix Pit Crew and Audience

Cars in Radiator Springs

Cars in Tokyo


  • Acrofatic: Kingpin Nobunaga, Pinion Tanaka, and Kimura Kaizo the sumo vans.
  • The Cameo: Many of the characters from Tokyo Mater return.
  • Geisha: Okuni and Shigeko from the Kabuki theatre. The two of them plus another, named Tamiko, appear at the party as well.
  • Idol Singer: News reporter Chuki moonlights as the lead vocalist of the popular band "Grid Lock".
  • Nice Hat: The Zen Master wears a coolie hat on his roof.
  • Old Master: The Zen Master.

Crabby

 
 

 Voiced by:

Sig Hansen

 

Cars in Paris

Tomber

 
 

 Reliant Regal

Voiced by:

Michel Michelis

 

Stephenson

Cars in Porto Corsa

Mama and Uncle Topolino

 

 Voiced by:

Vanessa Redgrave (Mama Topolino)

Franco Nero (Uncle Topolino)

 

Cars in London

The Queen and Prince Wheeliam

Frosty

 
 

 Voiced by:

Mark Winterbottom

 

Fernando Alonso

 
 

 Voiced by:

Fernando Alonso

 

Vitaly Petrov

 
 

 Voiced by:

Vitaly Petrov

 

Flash

 
 

 Voiced by:

Janne Nilsson

 

Memo Rojas Jr

 
 

 Voiced by:

Memo Rojas Jr

 

Long Ge

 
 

 Voiced by:

Unknown

 

Mater's Tall Tales

Characters in Rescue Squad Mater


Characters in Mater the Greater

Characters in El Materdor

Characters in Tokyo Mater

Kabuto

 
 

 Voiced by:

Mach Tony Kobayashi

 

Characters in UFM: Unidentified Flying Mater


Characters in Heavy Metal Mater


  • A Good Name for A Rock Band: Mater’s band was originally called “Mater and the Gas Caps”, but later chose the name “Heavy Metal Mater” when a pitty carrying a 1-ton weight came in after the recording session and asked “Where do you want this heavy metal, Mater?”
  • Audience Participation Song: “Dad-Gum”
 

 Mater: Let me hear you! Dad-Gum!

Audience: Dad-Gum!

Mater: Dad-Gum!

Audience: Dad-Gum!

Mater: DAD-GUUUUUUU-!

 

Characters in Monster Truck Mater


Characters in Moon Mater


Characters in Mater, Private Eye

Characters in Air Mater


Planes

Dusty Crophopper

 
 

 Voiced by:

Jon Cryer

 

Possibly a Cessna 188


Skipper

 
 

 Voiced by:

Stacy Keach

 

Vought F 4 U Corsair


Sparky

 
 

 Voiced by:

Unknown

 

Judge Davis

 
 

 Voiced by:

Jonathan Adams

 

He looks to be either an early North American P-51 Mustang, a Curtiss P-40, or a combination of the two.


Chug

 

 Voiced by:

Brad Garrett

 

El Chupacabra

 

 Voiced by:

Carlos Alazraqui

 

Ripslinger

 

 Voiced by:

Unknown

 


Other

Characters in Cars: The Video Game

Characters in Cars: Maternational

Characters in Cars: Race-O-Rama

Characters in Cars Storytellers

State Farm Commercial

Other commercials

The Screaming Banshee