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{{Quote|Hey, [[Marco Axelbender|Marco]], it's a beautiful day for a race, isn't it?|Mario Andretti|Cars}} | {{Quote|Hey, [[Marco Axelbender|Marco]], it's a beautiful day for a race, isn't it?|Mario Andretti|Cars}} | ||
'''Mario Andretti''' is a veteran race car who is considered one of the most universally successful racers in history. He is a 1967 [[Ford]] Fairlane with a blue and tan paint scheme, with a grey front bumper and grille. He has red rims, with black tire threads and the number "11" painted in white on his doors. | '''Mario Andretti''' is a veteran race car who is considered one of the most universally successful racers in history. He is a 1967 [[Ford]] Fairlane with a blue and tan paint scheme, with a grey front bumper and grille. He has red rims, with black tire threads and the number "11" painted in white on his doors. |