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|name = Devon "Montegomery" Johnson III}}{{Quote|'''Boost:''' "Hey, yo, DJ!"<br>'''DJ:''' "What up?"<br>'''Boost:''' "We got ourselves a '''nodder'''!"|[[Boost]] and DJ making fun of [[Mack]]}}'''DJ''' is a member of the [[Delinquent Road Hazards]].

From an early age, DJ, whose full name is Devon Montegomery Johnston the Third, was interested in all kinds of music. He had a voracious appetite for collecting records and was a gifted student at the nationally renowned East Coast Music Conservatory. One evening at a friend's party, Devon met a gentleman by the name of [[Wingo]]. An expert in paint and body modification, Wingo designed a custom paint job for Devon and a wicked sound system to match. Now going by the name DJ, Devon revels in his treble but never loses touch with his bass!

===Cars===

In [[Cars]], DJ is a member of the tuner cars. He has a built in sound system. He and the other tuners were driving along the Interstate when they noticed a sleepy [[Mack]]. They decide to have fun with him, with DJ playing [[Kenny G]]'s [[Songbird]] to cause Mack to sleep, until [[Snot Rod]]'s loud sneezing causes them to flee the scene. DJ later appears in the epilogue when he and the other tuners were caught by [[Sheriff]] and were impounded. They were later sent to pull [[Bessie]], in which some hot tar splashed on them.

===Cars: The Video Game===

In [[Cars: The Video Game]], DJ was a part of the tuner gang that stole [[Lightning McQueen]]'s racing career, under employment of [[Chick Hicks]]. He was later arrested for his crime.

===Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures===

In [[Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures]], DJ, along with the rest of his gang, are the speeders that Sheriff must catch in the mini-game [[Speed Trap]].

===Cars Toons===

In [[Tokyo Mater]], DJ, Boost and Wingo are drifting recklessly on the main road, before they get caught by Sheriff. Once [[Tow Mater|Mater]] sees their modifications, it leads him into his story of how he was a highly modified drift racer once.

===The World of Cars Online===

In [[The World of Cars Online]], the tuners appear at random times, being chased by Sheriff throughout the various roads the game has to offer. They can also be raced against if the player does not wish to race against real players.

===Cars 2: The Video Game===

In [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], DJ appears as a playable character, and can be downloaded in the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game. He is a medium weight, and he has more power than speed.

===Cars: Fast as Lightning===

In [[Cars: Fast as Lightning]], photos of DJ driving around a race track with other cars were released, but it is unknown if he will be playable or just a computer character.

==Personality==

==Appearances==

*[[Cars]]

===Short Films===

*[[Tokyo Mater]]

*[[Spinning]]

===Video Games===

*[[Cars: The Video Game]]

*[[Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures]]

*[[The World of Cars Online]]

*[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]

*[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]

===Books===

===Comics===

 

==Merchandising==

*[[1:55 Scale Diecast]] (''regular, Impound, with Metallic Finish, with flames'')

*[[Micro Drifters]]

*[[Disney Store Diecast Line]]

*DJ likely was born in [[Japan]], as shown in one of [[Mater]]'s tales, when he is seen in the crowd laughing at [[Kabuto]]. His model design also hints toward this.

*Originally, the diecast toy of DJ incorrectly showed him with light blue stripes on his sides instead of the green ones he had in the film. This was corrected with later releases of that toy.

*DJ appears in the [[Cars Toons]] short, Tokyo Mater. He appears at the party after Mater wins the race.

*DJ appears as a playable character for the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Cars 2: The Video Game.

*DJ doesn't appear to have a license plate.

*DJ appears in [[Cars Land]], where he plays songs for the guests.

[[Category:Cars: Fast as Lightning Characters]]