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|first appearance = ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]''}}'''Buford''' is one of [[Mater]]'s cousins. Since his debut appearance in ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'', he has become a recurring character in the [[Cars (series)|''Cars'' series]], making several appearances in the video games, as well as in the ''[[World of Cars]]'' book, which details his background. Despite his appearance, Buford is actually a talented demolition derby racer. | |first appearance = ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]''}}'''Buford''' is one of [[Mater]]'s cousins. Since his debut appearance in ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'', he has become a recurring character in the [[Cars (series)|''Cars'' series]], making several appearances in the video games, as well as in the ''[[World of Cars]]'' book, which details his background. Despite his appearance, Buford is actually a talented demolition derby racer. His license plate is completely blank, although there appears to be a stain on it, which means it could have previously read "Buford". | ||
Buford is a rusty blue race car that has his number on his front-end boards and a rusty bumper. In his video game appearances, Buford has the number 20 painted on his doors and number boards, but in ''World of Cars'', he has the number "7". He also has six pinstripes in the games, but only four in the book and on his [[1:55 Scale Die-Cast|die-cast model]]. | Buford is a rusty blue race car that has his number on his front-end boards and a rusty bumper. In his video game appearances, Buford has the number 20 painted on his doors and number boards, but in ''World of Cars'', he has the number "7". He also has six pinstripes in the games, but only four in the book and on his [[1:55 Scale Die-Cast|die-cast model]]. | ||
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In this game, Buford's paint scheme seems to be white with blue pinstripes, as opposed to blue with purple pinstripes, as in his other appearances. | In this game, Buford's paint scheme seems to be white with blue pinstripes, as opposed to blue with purple pinstripes, as in his other appearances. | ||
===''Cars: Mater-National Championship''=== | ===''Cars: Mater-National Championship''=== | ||
[[File:Buford.PNG|thumb|200px|''Cars: Mater-National Championship'']]In ''[[Cars: Mater-National Championship]]'', Buford makes his first appearance in the cutscene for [[Rustbucket | [[File:Buford.PNG|thumb|200px|''Cars: Mater-National Championship'']]In ''[[Cars: Mater-National Championship]]'', Buford makes his first appearance in the cutscene for [[Rustbucket Race 1|Rustbucket Race #1]], staring at [[Emma]] as she practices, along with the rest of his cousins except for Mater. When Mater says to "act natural", Buford reacts by slamming head-on into [[Tommy Joe]], but he ends up with his front tires on Tommy Joe's windshield. Buford's body covered up most of Mater from Emma. He later appears as an opponent in Rustbucket Races #1, [[Rustbucket Race 2|#2]], and [[Rustbucket Race 3|#3]], where he tends to place higher with each event, though he is rivaled by Tommy Joe. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'' | *''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'' | ||
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*"''Yee-haw!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | *"''Yee-haw!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | ||
*"''Hey!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | *"''Hey!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | ||
*"''Oh, | *"''Oh, get on outta here!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | ||
*"''Well butter my bumper and call me biscuit!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | *"''Well butter my bumper and call me biscuit!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | ||
*"''Bye, bye, buddy!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | *"''Bye, bye, buddy!''" - ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'' | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In the files of ''Cars: The Video Game'', Buford, Judd, and [[Lewis]] share the same directory as Tommy Joe, which is why all four cars share the same model. Despite the four characters each having their own directory in ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'', the textures for Buford, Judd, and Lewis can still be found in Tommy Joe's folder. | *In the files of ''Cars: The Video Game'', Buford, Judd, and [[Lewis]] share the same directory as Tommy Joe, which is why all four cars share the same model. Despite the four characters each having their own directory in ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'', the textures for Buford, Judd, and Lewis can still be found in Tommy Joe's folder. | ||
*His wheels appear grey and rivetless in ''Cars: The Video Game'', but he has the same brown wheels as Tommy Joe in ''Cars: Mater-National Championship''. | *His wheels appear grey and rivetless in ''Cars: The Video Game'', but he has the same brown wheels as Tommy Joe in ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'', although the grey wheel texture could still be found in the files in Tommy Joe's directory. | ||
*In ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'', he and Cletus have larger icons than the other cousins. | *In ''Cars: Mater-National Championship'', he and Cletus have larger icons than the other cousins, while the icons of Judd and [[Zeke]] are smaller. | ||
*Buford's diecast production sale was at 8,000, however, Judd and Cletus' were both at only 4,000, making Buford's diecast much less valuable compared to Judd and Cletus. | |||
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