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|color = Purple with Germany's flag
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[[Andre Sogliuzzo]] (''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'', [[AppMATes]] and ''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]'')
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{{Quote|The competition will be no competition.|Max Schnell|Cars 2: The Video Game}}
'''Max Schnell''' (known as '''Sebastian Schnell''' in the German version) is a well-known German race car. Initially appearing among the [[World Grand Prix]] competitors in ''[[Cars 2]]'', Max Schnell has made subsequent appearances in games such as ''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'' and ''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]''.


==Bio==
==History==
Max Schnell started as a humble production sedan from Stuttgart, Germany. An avid amateur racer, Max would practice alone in the back roads of the dense Black Forest—a trek that eventually caught the eye of a racing team owner. Soon Max was on a professional circuit, bearing the #4, and as his horsepower increased, he converted himself to carbon fiber, dropping his weight and getting into prime racing shape. He’s won more races at Motorheimring than any other World Torque Champion League car in history. A naturally brilliant engineer, he used logic and analytics to refine his build, and plans to approach the [[World Grand Prix]] in the same perfectly calculated manner.
===''Cars 2''===
===Cars 2===
[[File:Cars 2 - szenenbild 03.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Max Schnell, Lewis Hamilton, and McQueen in the German version of ''Cars 2''.|alt=]]
Like all World Grand Prix racers, Max Schnell participated in all three races of the competition as well as the [[Radiator Springs Grand Prix]]. In [[Cars 2]], he was first seen at the party in [[Tokyo]] with the other racers. Max's performance in the W.G.P. was really good. Max went up to the third position on the dirt section followed by [[Nigel Gearsley]] in Tokyo, but started falling behind afterwards. And at the beginning of the [[Tokyo Circuit|Tokyo race]], he at first took the 1st position. But after time, he was passed by [[Francesco Bernoulli]], [[Lightning McQueen]], [[Carla Veloso]], [[Shu Todoroki]] and [[Jeff Gorvette]]. He was the third race car to be nearly destroyed by the [[:Category:Lemons|Lemons]]' [[WGP Camera|camera]], as his engine was blown by the machine near the end of the race. In the [[Porto Corsa]] and [[London]] races, he was seen both times following [[Miguel Camino]] from the 5th to 4th position. During the huge crash in Porto Corsa, he tries to brake before the pile-up. However, he fails and violently collides into Miguel Camino and Shu Todoroki. Soon afterwards, [[Raoul ÇaRoule]] and [[Rip Clutchgoneski]] crash into them. He apparently got fixed and raced in London, and then appeared at the [[Radiator Springs]] Grand Prix.
In ''[[Cars 2]]'', Max Schnell is one of the eleven world's famous race cars that compete in the [[World Grand Prix]], a three-race competition between racing superstars from all over the world, with Schnell representing [[Germany]]. Max is present at the welcoming party at the [[Tokyo National Art Center]], and in the German version of the film, he and [[Lewis Hamilton]] greet [[Lightning McQueen]] when he arrives. However, Max's role is given to different characters in different versions of the film. When Mater interrupts [[Miles Axlerod]]'s interview with Lightning McQueen, Max and the other World Grand Prix participants watch embarrassingly at him, embarrassing McQueen.
===Cars 2: The Video Game===
In [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], Max appears as an unlockable playable character, available once access to Clearance Level 3 is granted. Surprisingly, Max has more power than speed, and is a medium weight.
===Disney Infinity===
In [[Disney Infinity]], Max makes a cameo in one of the paintings inside of [[Ramone's House of Body Art]].


==Livery==
[[File:Max2.jpg|thumb|220px|Max racing in Tokyo.]]
He has purple paint, with the German flag design painted on his trunk and roof. He has the WtcL logo painted on his hood. He has gray rims, and a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo on it.
At the first race in Tokyo, Max performs well, leading the pack at the beginning, but falls short soon after, and spends most of his time in the center positions. Towards the end of the race, however, Schnell falls victim to an engine blowout, which was the result of the electromagnetic pulse from the lemons' [[Professor Z's EMP weapon|camera]].


==Model==
[[File:Max Schnell Cars 2.png|thumb|left|220px|Max Schnell attempts to brake to avoid the Casino Bridge crash.]]
Max is AMG-Mercedes DTM C-Class. He has a top speed of 160 mph, a zero - 60 of 3.8 seconds, a 4.0-liter V-8 engine and 470 horsepower.
Max later competes in the second event in [[Porto Corsa]], [[Italy]], only to get involved in a large accident on top of the Casino Bridge, which is again caused by the lemons' electromagnetic pulse camera. Though Schnell attempts to brake prior to colliding with [[Miguel Camino]] and [[Shu Todoroki]], he is unable to avoid damage, and is subsequently hit by [[Raoul ÇaRoule]] and [[Rip Clutchgoneski]].
==Occupation==
Max is a famous race car from Germany that also competed in the World Grand Prix.


==Sebastian Schnell==
Max is repaired before the final event in [[London]], England, and competes in the race, which McQueen flies off the track with Mater, who is discovered to have a bomb strapped to him. The two are brought before [[the Queen]], which forces Axlerod, who is revealed as the one behind the lemons' plot, to deactivate the bomb.
[[File:Disney Pixars CARS 2 - Filmclip Sebastian Schnell|thumb|right|335 px|Max Schnell voiced by Sebastian Vettel in the German version of Cars 2]]In the German version of Cars 2, Max is renamed [[Sebastian Schnell]], and voiced by [[Sebastian Vettel]]. He replaces Jeff Gorvette, and becomes the racer that, along with [[Lewis Hamilton]], meets Lightning McQueen at the World Grand Prix welcome party. But Jeff Gorvette still appears in the races.


This is part of a localization of Cars 2 in six countries.
[[File:RS GP2.jpg|thumb|220px|The starting lineup of the Radiator Springs Grand Prix. (Max is at the back of [[Shu Todoroki|Shu]].)]]
Due to the final event's interruption, the [[Radiator Springs Grand Prix (Cars 2)|Radiator Springs Grand Prix]] is hosted by McQueen as a replacement, and Schnell and the rest of the World Grand Prix competitors race around [[Carburetor County]].
 
===''Cars 2: The Video Game''===
[[File:30-08-2012 33.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Max in the garage in ''Cars 2: The Video Game''.]]
Max Schnell is an unlockable playable character in ''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'', and is unlocked once the player reaches Clearance Level 3. Max is a member of the medium weight class and has more power over speed.
 
===''Disney Infinity''===
Though Max does not physically appear in ''[[Disney Infinity]]'', a painting of him can be seen hanging on the wall in [[Ramone's House of Body Art]].
 
===''Cars: Fast as Lightning''===
In the December 2014 update for ''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]'', Max Schnell was introduced as a playable character, but the player must purchase him and [[Max's Track|his track]] for 275 [[gems]]. Schnell has two additional paint jobs, [[Chrome]] and [[Empire]], which can be unlocked by earning enough stickers from playing practice races on Max's Track, or by purchasing them with gems.
 
==General information==
===Physical appearance===
[[File:Max Schnell Cars 2.jpg|thumb|220px|Promotional artwork of Max Schnell.]]
Max, according to Meet the Cars, is a 2009 World Torque League Championship Racer, which is an allusion to the World Touring Car Championship. He is based on a 2009 Mercedes-Benz AMG C-Class (W204) DTM racing car. Max is powered by a 4.0 liter V-8 engine with 470 HP. He can accelerate from 0-60&nbsp;mph in 3.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 160&nbsp;mph.<ref name="skspec">[http://web.archive.org/web/20110611063750/http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-cars-2-character-stats-tokyo-party-clip-sophia-loren-joins-cast-16423/ 'Cars 2' Character Stats, New Tokyo Party Clip and New Still as Sophia Loren Joins International Cast] (Archived)</ref> He has a dark greyish blue-purple livery, with the German flag design painted on his trunk and roof, and the [[World Torque Champion League]] logo painted on his hood. He has grey rims, and a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo on it.
 
Max's tires read "[[Tru-Tread|TRU-TREAD]] - Traction A Temperature A - P215/65R15 89H", a recurring inscription on the tires of many characters in ''Cars 2''.
 
=== Powers and abilities===
In addition to being an incredibly talented race car that is capable of extraordinary racing abilities, Schnell has also shown skill in spy training, and is capable of utilizing various weapons. Additionally, Max's official bios recognize his gifts in engineering.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
===Feature Films===
*''[[Cars 2]]''
*[[Cars 2]]
*''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]''
===Video Games===
*''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]''
*[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]
*''[[Disney Infinity]]'' (''photo only'')
*''[[Cars Daredevil Garage]]''


==Merchandising==
==Statistics==
*[[1:55 Scale Diecast]] (''regular, chrome'')
===''Cars 2''===
*[[Micro Drifters]]
*''Max Schnell started as a humble production sedan from [[Stuttgart]], Germany. An avid amateur racer, Max would practice alone in the back roads of the dense [[Black Forest]]—a trek that eventually caught the eye of a racing team owner. Soon Max was on a professional circuit, bearing the #4, and as his horsepower increased, he converted himself to carbon fiber, dropping his weight and getting into prime racing shape. He's won more races at [[Motorheimring]] than any other World Torque Champion League car in history. A naturally brilliant engineer, he used logic and analytics to refine his build, and plans to approach the [[World Grand Prix]] in the same perfectly calculated manner.''
*[[LEGO]]
 
*[[Disney Store Diecast Line]]
===''Cars 2: The Video Game''===
*[[Tomica]]
*''Max Schnell burst onto the racing scene from the back roads of the Black Forest. He started as a production sedan but has converted himself to carbon fiber, using his knowledge of engineering to streamline his technique. He's the number one World Torque Champion in history!''
*[[Geotrax]]
*Stats
**Weight class: Medium
**Speed: 40
**Power: 60
**Torque: 1.5
**Nitro: 30
 
===''[[Cars 2: The Essential Guide]]''===
** Max Schnell is a superb tactician. He studies the racetrack intensely before every race!
* Stats
** Country: Germany
** Hometown: Stuttgart
** Type: GTC
** Top Speed: 180&nbsp;mph/290&nbsp;km/h
** Honors: Motorheimring Champion
** Racing Strength: Analytical mind
 
==Gallery==
{{ForSubpage|image gallery|Max Schnell/Gallery}}
 
==Names in other languages==
*Japanese: ''マックス・シュネル''
*Lithuanian: ''Maksas Snele''
*Portuguese: ''Max Chinelo''
*Russian: ''Макс Шнель'' (transcription: ''Maks Shnel''')
*Ukrainian: ''Макс Шнель'' (transcription: ''Maks Shnel''')


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Max's name comes from the German "mach schnell". This translates as "hurry up".
*Max's name comes from the German phrase "Mach schnell", which translates to "hurry up".
*Max Schnell has on his hood the inscription "WTCL" which represents the name of his racing league, the World Torque Champion League. It is an allusion to the WTCC, the World Touring Car Championship. Max's design, however, apparents him to the DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters), another type of touring car racing.
*Though Max races in the World Torque Champion League, an allusion to the World Touring Car Championship, his design compares him to the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, another type of touring car racing.
*Max's pit stop crew chief is an Audi TT named [[Otto Bonn]].
*His in-game model from Cars 2 The Video Game (PC/Computer) has a drag coefficient of 0.551 when driving at 100&nbsp;m/s.
*On Max's tires reads "[[Tru-Tread|TRU-TREAD]] - Traction A Temperature A - P215/65R15 89H", a recurring inscription on the tires of many characters of Cars 2.
*According to the Meet the Cars book, Max is a 2009 World Torque League Championship Racer, a custom model based on the 2009 Mercedes-Benz AMG C Class W204 DTM Racer.
*Max Schnell's body was reused for [[Vitaly Petrov]], [[Mark "Frosty" Winterbottom|Frosty]], [[Memo Rojas, Jr.]], [[Jan "Flash" Nilsson|Flash]] and [[Long Ge]].
*Max Schnell appears to be an allusion to the DTM champion, [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernd_Schneider_(racing_driver)#:~:text=Bernd%20Robert%20Schneider%20(born%2020,and%20a%20Mercedes%20Brand%20Ambassador. Bernd Schneider]. Max's backstory mentions him being the car with most success on the Motorheimring circuit compared to other cars in his league. Similarly, Bernd Schneider has had a lot of success on the Hockenheimring circuit. He also drove for Mercedes-Benz throughout his career, as well as being an ambassador to the brand.
*Although silent in the original version of Cars 2, Max speaks in Cars 2: The Video Game.
*In the DS version of ''Cars 2: The Video Game'', Max's engine is exploded by [[Grem]] at the [[London Circuit|London race]].
*Even though he so far does not appear in [[Disney Infinity]], he is seen on a picture in [[Ramone's House of Body Art]].
*Max's profile on the essential guide for ''Cars 2'' claims his top speed being 180&nbsp;mph/298&nbsp;km/h, which is the actual top speed for [[Nigel Gearsley]]. In reality, Max's actual top speed is only 160&nbsp;mph/258&nbsp;km/h.
*Although he has no performer for the English version, he is voiced by [[Sebastian Vettel]] in the German version. Sebastian Vettel is a famous German racing driver.
*Max's pit crew team consists of crew chief [[Otto Bonn]], as well as several pitties. His hauler is named [[Jorg]].
*Max shares his model with [[Vitaly Petrov]], [[Frosty Winterbumper]], [[Memo Rojas Jr.]], [[Flash Nilsson|Flash]], [[Long Ge]], and [[Pyotr Racinov]].
*In the London race, his gasoline is [[Dinoco]].


==Gallery==
==References==
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{{Reflist}}
Cars-2-Concept-Art-69.jpg|Concept art
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{{Cars 2: The Video Game}}
cars_2_-_szenenbild_03.jpg|Max Schnell with Lewis Hamilton and Lightning McQueen, as he appears in the German version of Cars 2
{{Disney Infinity}}
Sebastian_Schnell_.png
{{Cars: Fast as Lightning}}
MaxRace.png|Max racing in Tokyo
 
MaxExplosion.png|Max catches fire
[[Category:Cars 2 characters]]
Max Schnell Cars 2.png|Max Schnell tries to brake before crashing into Miguel Camino and Shu Todoroki.
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[[Category:Cars 2: The Video Game characters]]
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[[Category:Disney Infinity]]
Max1.jpg
[[Category:Cars: Fast as Lightning characters]]
Max2.jpg
[[Category:Cars Daredevil Garage characters]]
File:Cars2-2.jpg|Max Schnell in Cars 2: The Video Game.
[[Category:DTM]]
Schnell_Pitties.PNG|A small sight of one of Schnell's pitties
[[Category:Racers]]
MaxSchnelldc.jpg|Diecast
[[Category:World Grand Prix racers]]
SMETALLICMAX.jpg|Diecast with Chrome finish
[[Category:Unlockables]]
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[[Category:Germany]]
MaxLEGO.png|LEGO
[[Category:Magazine models]]
MaxSchnellDisneyStore.jpg|Disney Store
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Latest revision as of 16:30, 5 August 2024

Max Schnell
Vehicle type 2009 World Torque Champion League race car
Color Purple, black
Occupation World Torque Champion League Race car
Main portrayer(s) Sebastian Vettel (German version of Cars 2)

Andre Sogliuzzo (Cars 2: The Video Game, AppMATes and Cars: Fast as Lightning)

First appearance Cars 2
Latest appearance Cars: Fast as Lightning
Character information
Alias(es) The Tactician

Sebastian Schnell (German version)

Gender Male




Home Stuttgart, Germany
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"The competition will be no competition."
—Max Schnell, Cars 2: The Video Game

Max Schnell (known as Sebastian Schnell in the German version) is a well-known German race car. Initially appearing among the World Grand Prix competitors in Cars 2, Max Schnell has made subsequent appearances in games such as Cars 2: The Video Game and Cars: Fast as Lightning.

History

Cars 2

Max Schnell, Lewis Hamilton, and McQueen in the German version of Cars 2.

In Cars 2, Max Schnell is one of the eleven world's famous race cars that compete in the World Grand Prix, a three-race competition between racing superstars from all over the world, with Schnell representing Germany. Max is present at the welcoming party at the Tokyo National Art Center, and in the German version of the film, he and Lewis Hamilton greet Lightning McQueen when he arrives. However, Max's role is given to different characters in different versions of the film. When Mater interrupts Miles Axlerod's interview with Lightning McQueen, Max and the other World Grand Prix participants watch embarrassingly at him, embarrassing McQueen.

Max racing in Tokyo.

At the first race in Tokyo, Max performs well, leading the pack at the beginning, but falls short soon after, and spends most of his time in the center positions. Towards the end of the race, however, Schnell falls victim to an engine blowout, which was the result of the electromagnetic pulse from the lemons' camera.

Max Schnell attempts to brake to avoid the Casino Bridge crash.

Max later competes in the second event in Porto Corsa, Italy, only to get involved in a large accident on top of the Casino Bridge, which is again caused by the lemons' electromagnetic pulse camera. Though Schnell attempts to brake prior to colliding with Miguel Camino and Shu Todoroki, he is unable to avoid damage, and is subsequently hit by Raoul ÇaRoule and Rip Clutchgoneski.

Max is repaired before the final event in London, England, and competes in the race, which McQueen flies off the track with Mater, who is discovered to have a bomb strapped to him. The two are brought before the Queen, which forces Axlerod, who is revealed as the one behind the lemons' plot, to deactivate the bomb.

The starting lineup of the Radiator Springs Grand Prix. (Max is at the back of Shu.)

Due to the final event's interruption, the Radiator Springs Grand Prix is hosted by McQueen as a replacement, and Schnell and the rest of the World Grand Prix competitors race around Carburetor County.

Cars 2: The Video Game

Max in the garage in Cars 2: The Video Game.

Max Schnell is an unlockable playable character in Cars 2: The Video Game, and is unlocked once the player reaches Clearance Level 3. Max is a member of the medium weight class and has more power over speed.

Disney Infinity

Though Max does not physically appear in Disney Infinity, a painting of him can be seen hanging on the wall in Ramone's House of Body Art.

Cars: Fast as Lightning

In the December 2014 update for Cars: Fast as Lightning, Max Schnell was introduced as a playable character, but the player must purchase him and his track for 275 gems. Schnell has two additional paint jobs, Chrome and Empire, which can be unlocked by earning enough stickers from playing practice races on Max's Track, or by purchasing them with gems.

General information

Physical appearance

Promotional artwork of Max Schnell.

Max, according to Meet the Cars, is a 2009 World Torque League Championship Racer, which is an allusion to the World Touring Car Championship. He is based on a 2009 Mercedes-Benz AMG C-Class (W204) DTM racing car. Max is powered by a 4.0 liter V-8 engine with 470 HP. He can accelerate from 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 160 mph.[1] He has a dark greyish blue-purple livery, with the German flag design painted on his trunk and roof, and the World Torque Champion League logo painted on his hood. He has grey rims, and a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo on it.

Max's tires read "TRU-TREAD - Traction A Temperature A - P215/65R15 89H", a recurring inscription on the tires of many characters in Cars 2.

Powers and abilities

In addition to being an incredibly talented race car that is capable of extraordinary racing abilities, Schnell has also shown skill in spy training, and is capable of utilizing various weapons. Additionally, Max's official bios recognize his gifts in engineering.

Appearances

Statistics

Cars 2

  • Max Schnell started as a humble production sedan from Stuttgart, Germany. An avid amateur racer, Max would practice alone in the back roads of the dense Black Forest—a trek that eventually caught the eye of a racing team owner. Soon Max was on a professional circuit, bearing the #4, and as his horsepower increased, he converted himself to carbon fiber, dropping his weight and getting into prime racing shape. He's won more races at Motorheimring than any other World Torque Champion League car in history. A naturally brilliant engineer, he used logic and analytics to refine his build, and plans to approach the World Grand Prix in the same perfectly calculated manner.

Cars 2: The Video Game

  • Max Schnell burst onto the racing scene from the back roads of the Black Forest. He started as a production sedan but has converted himself to carbon fiber, using his knowledge of engineering to streamline his technique. He's the number one World Torque Champion in history!
  • Stats
    • Weight class: Medium
    • Speed: 40
    • Power: 60
    • Torque: 1.5
    • Nitro: 30

Cars 2: The Essential Guide

    • Max Schnell is a superb tactician. He studies the racetrack intensely before every race!
  • Stats
    • Country: Germany
    • Hometown: Stuttgart
    • Type: GTC
    • Top Speed: 180 mph/290 km/h
    • Honors: Motorheimring Champion
    • Racing Strength: Analytical mind

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Max Schnell/Gallery.

Names in other languages

  • Japanese: マックス・シュネル
  • Lithuanian: Maksas Snele
  • Portuguese: Max Chinelo
  • Russian: Макс Шнель (transcription: Maks Shnel')
  • Ukrainian: Макс Шнель (transcription: Maks Shnel')

Trivia

  • Max's name comes from the German phrase "Mach schnell", which translates to "hurry up".
  • Though Max races in the World Torque Champion League, an allusion to the World Touring Car Championship, his design compares him to the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, another type of touring car racing.
  • His in-game model from Cars 2 The Video Game (PC/Computer) has a drag coefficient of 0.551 when driving at 100 m/s.
  • According to the Meet the Cars book, Max is a 2009 World Torque League Championship Racer, a custom model based on the 2009 Mercedes-Benz AMG C Class W204 DTM Racer.
  • Max Schnell appears to be an allusion to the DTM champion, Bernd Schneider. Max's backstory mentions him being the car with most success on the Motorheimring circuit compared to other cars in his league. Similarly, Bernd Schneider has had a lot of success on the Hockenheimring circuit. He also drove for Mercedes-Benz throughout his career, as well as being an ambassador to the brand.
  • In the DS version of Cars 2: The Video Game, Max's engine is exploded by Grem at the London race.
  • Max's profile on the essential guide for Cars 2 claims his top speed being 180 mph/298 km/h, which is the actual top speed for Nigel Gearsley. In reality, Max's actual top speed is only 160 mph/258 km/h.
  • Although he has no performer for the English version, he is voiced by Sebastian Vettel in the German version. Sebastian Vettel is a famous German racing driver.
  • Max's pit crew team consists of crew chief Otto Bonn, as well as several pitties. His hauler is named Jorg.
  • Max shares his model with Vitaly Petrov, Frosty Winterbumper, Memo Rojas Jr., Flash, Long Ge, and Pyotr Racinov.
  • In the London race, his gasoline is Dinoco.

References

  1. ↑ 'Cars 2' Character Stats, New Tokyo Party Clip and New Still as Sophia Loren Joins International Cast (Archived)
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Cars 2
Characters Lightning McQueen • Mater • Finn McMissile • Holley Shiftwell • Francesco Bernoulli • Miles Axlerod • Professor Zündapp • Grem • Acer • Luigi • Guido • Sarge • Fillmore • Shu Todoroki • Raoul ÇaRoule • Jeff Gorvette • Max Schnell • Miguel Camino • Carla Veloso • Lewis Hamilton • Nigel Gearsley • Rip Clutchgoneski • Frosty Winterbumper • Flash Nilsson • Long Ge • Memo Rojas Jr. • Vitaly Petrov • Fernando Alonso • Victor Hugo • Vladimir Trunkov • J. Curby Gremlin • Tubbs Pacer • Sally • Sheriff • Ramone • Flo • Lizzie • Red • Mack • Tomber • Darrell Cartrip • Brent Mustangburger • David Hobbscap • Jacques Villeneuve • Uncle Topolino • Mama Topolino • Siddeley • Crabby • Stephenson • Tony Trihull • Rod "Torque" Redline • Leland Turbo • The Queen • Prince Wheeliam • Sgt. Highgear • Sir Harley Gassup • Mama Bernoulli • Mel Dorado • Topper Deckington III • Everett • Globie • Chauncy Fares • Brian Fuel • M. Fenderickson • Paul Oilkley • Brett Warnewagen • Kingpin Nobunaga • Pinion Tanaka • Kimura Kaizo • Zen Master • Okuni, Shigeko, & Tamiko • Mei and Satsuki • Daniella Muffler & Shelley Shift • Tokyo Party Staff • Terry Gong • Edamame Tsashimi and Daisu Tsashimi • Mike Fuse • Vic Vanley • Haiki • Bob Pulley • Taia Decotura • Ivan • Otis • Galloping Geargrinder • Tyler Gremlin • Petrov Trunkov • Fred Pacer • Alexander Hugo • Karl Haulzemoff • Muggsy Liftsome • Giuseppe Motorosi • Alex Machino • Mach Matsuo • Bruno Motoreau • E. Manual Maniez • John Lassetire • Turbo Bullock • Otto Bonn • Max Schnell's Pitty • Petro Cartalina • Honk Cho • Cruz Besouro • Adam Parke • Bruce Boxmann • Lewis Hamilton's Pitty • Austin Littleton • Nick Pit-Tire • Terrell Geartry • Erik Laneley • Carlo Maserati • Bindo • Sajan Karia • Trent Crow-Tow • Nat McLugnut & Michael Honksel • Ucchi • Sal Machiani • Chuki • Fabrizio • Cartney Brakin • Carateka • Jesse Haullander • Kabuto • Yokoza • Suki • Harumi • Chisaki • Ichigo • Nick Cartone • Hiroaki • Takeshi • Yukio • Cartney Brakin • Lee Racé • Nate Stanchion • Jessica Giampetrol • Alex Vandel • Officer Murakarmi • Becky Wheelin • Krate Rainson-Wash • Ruka • Petey Pacer • Jerome Ramped • Stefan Gremsky • Towga Gremlin • Tolga Trunkov • Don Crumlin • Marcelo and Marco • Franca and Francesca • Uncle Topolino's Band • Father Burke • Cardinal Antonio and Cardinal Angelo • Pope Pinion IV • The Popemobile • John • Nancy • Lubewig • Geartrude • Louis LaRue • Henri Motisse • Emmanuel • Alex Carvill • Alfredo • Towin' Eoin • Celine Dephare • Justin Partson • Jason Hubkap • Alexis Wheelson • Mary Esgocar • Magen Carrar • Shawn Krash • Jonathan Shiftko • Ape • Gremlin • Trike Feldman • Alberto • Cartney Carsper • Ronnie Del Cooper • Denise Beam • Clutch Foster • Kimberly Rims • Carinne Cavvy • Arik Wheelie • Kathy Ringmanifold • Seth Freewheel • Kevin O'Braken • Amera Revzk • Colossus XXL • Andy Gearsdale • Corporal Josh Coolant • Mark Wheelsen • Siren Carbarini • Doug Speedcheck • Scott Spark • Mike Lorengine • Gearett Taylor • Maurice Wheelks • Victor Paveone • Jumpstart J. Ward • Scott Motorse • Manny Roadriguez • Stanley • Mia and Tia • Al Oft • Mini • Van • Todd • Revney Grillante • Colin Bohrev
Voice Cast Larry the Cable Guy • Owen Wilson • Michael Caine • Emily Mortimer • Eddie Izzard • John Turturro • Brent Musburger • Joe Mantegna • Thomas Kretschmann • Peter Jacobson • Bonnie Hunt • Darrell Waltrip • Franco Nero • David Hobbs • Tony Shalhoub • Jeff Garlin • Michel Michelis • Jason Isaacs • Lloyd Sherr • Bruce Campbell • Jenifer Lewis • Stanley Townsend • Velibor Topic • Sig Hansen • Guido Quaroni • Vanessa Redgrave • John Mainieri • Brad Lewis • Cheech Marin • Jeff Gordon • Lewis Hamilton • Paul Dooley • Edie McClurg • Richard Kind • Katherine Helmond • John Ratzenberger • Michael Wallis • Barbara Kottmeier • Patrick Walker • Junichi Kajioka • Jess Harnell • Colleen O' Shaughnessey • Daniel Okeefe
Crew John Lasseter • Brad Lewis • Denise Ream • Mark Nielsen • Dan Fogelman • Ben Queen • Stephen Schaffer • Michael Giacchino
Songs You Might Think • Collision of Worlds • Mon Cœur Fait Vroum • Nobody's Fool • Polyrhythm
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Cars 2: The Video Game
Playable characters Lightning McQueen • Mater • Finn McMissile • Holley Shiftwell • Francesco Bernoulli • Raoul ÇaRoule • Carla Veloso • Jeff Gorvette • Nigel Gearsley • Shu Todoroki • Miguel Camino • Max Schnell • Fillmore • Sarge • Luigi • Guido • Professor Z • Grem • Acer • Tomber • Miles Axlerod • Chuki • Daisu Tsashimi • The Queen • Flo • Sheriff • Ramone • Chick Hicks • Wingo • Snot Rod • Boost • DJ • Uncle Topolino • Victor Hugo
C.H.R.O.M.E. Missions Unwelcome Aboard • In Plane Sight • Fast Friends • Airport Invasion • There's No Place Like Chrome • Oil Rig Showdown • Hit the Road • World Grand Prix • Runway Invasion • Porto Corsa Invasion • Objects in Mirror • Airport Showdown • Burning the Midnight Oil • Coastal Invasion • Runway Runaway • Harbor Hassle • Power Surge • London Showdown • Foe Interior • Hit or McMissile • Unfriendly Competition • Air Power • Rush Delivery • Italy Showdown • Tokyo Invasion • Save the Queen • Sour Lemons • Lightning the Mood • Home Security • Tokyo Showdown
Techniques Drift • Boost • Jump • Side-bash • Tilt
Further info Beta elements • Staff
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Disney Infinity
Playable characters Lightning McQueen • Mater • Holley Shiftwell • Francesco Bernoulli
Non-playable characters Luigi • Guido • Fillmore • Ramone • Flo • Finn McMissile • Chick Hicks • The King • Shu Todoroki • Carla Veloso • Pace Car
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Cars: Fast as Lightning
Characters Playable Todd Marcus • Chick Hicks • Fillmore • Mater • Flo • Luigi • Guido • Sheriff • Snot Rod • Wingo • DJ • Boost • Miguel Camino • Carla Veloso • Shu Todoroki • Raoul ÇaRoule • Holley Shiftwell • Finn McMissile • Francesco Bernoulli • Lightning McQueen • Max Schnell • Pyotr Racinov • Long Ge • Yokoza • Komodo • Sandy Dunes • Shifty Sidewinder • Blue Grit • Idle Threat
Non-playable Sarge • Lizzie • Frank • Tractors • Bessie • Bob Cutlass • Darrell Cartrip • Dexter Hoover • Rotor Turbosky • Dinoco Girls • Muggsy Liftsome • Chuy • Bulldozers • Hiroaki • Takeshi
Tracks Todd's Track • Chick's Track • Fillmore's Track • Mater's Track • Flo's Track • Luigi's Track • Guido's Track • Sheriff's Track • SnotRod's Track • Wingo's Track • DJ's Track • Boost's Track • Miguel's Track • Carla's Track • Shu's Track • Raoul's Track • Holley's Track • Finn's Track • Francesco's Track • Lightning's Track • Max's Track • Pyotr's Track • Long Ge's Track • Komodo's Track • Yokoza's Track
Buildings, Decorations and Track Pieces Buildings Luigi's Casa Della Tires • Radiator Springs Curios • House of Body Art • Flo's V8 Cafe • Todd's Pit • Cozy Cone Motel • Chick's Pit • Nightclub • Fillmore's Taste-In • Mater's Towing & Salvage • Shu's Pit • Francesco's Pit • Courthouse • Miss Piston • Guido's Italian Ice Shop • Rusty Bumper • Police Station • Wimpy's Wipers • Emporium Repair • SnotRod's Gym • Office Building • Wingo's Digs • Hospital • Pop N Patch Tire Repair • Boost's Nitro Shop • Visitor Center • Miguel's Pit • Sparky's Spark Plug • Carla's Pit • Fire Station • Raoul's Pit • Racing Museum • Holley's Hideout • McMissile's Pad • Sarge's Surplus Hut • Ornament Valley Airport • Lightning's Pit • Max's Pit • Long Ge's Pit • Komodo's Pit • Yokoza's Pit • Ice Shop • Igloo
Decorations Mega Screen • Neon Sign • Radiator Spring • Street Light • Flame Fountain • Spy Relay • Arcade Games • Organic Oil Stand • Red Flowers • Mailbox • Mator Statue • Motorama Girls Billboard • Blue Flowers • Gear Statue • Wind Turbine • Water Tower • Graffiti Wall • Clock Tower • Super Subwoofers • Weather Vane • Solar Panels • Cherry Blossom Tree • Poster Kiosk • Turbo Fan • Parasol • Doc Hudson Statue • Souvenir Tent • Blue Blimp • Inflatable Arch • Dinoco Tent • Dinoco Sign • Piston Boulder • Skybox • Japanese Arch • Flaming Arch • Big-O-Vision • Loudspeakers • Bleachers • Gear Balloon • McMissile Banners • Gearsley Banners • Rust-eze Tent • Grand Prix Banner • Floodlights • Paris Banners • Francesco Balloon • Leaderboard • Gameloft Tent • V8 Café Sunset Banner • First Aid Tent • Rocky Arch • Tokyo Banners • Lightning Balloon • Francesco Banner • AV Tower • Tokyo Street Lights • Celebration Lanterns • Motor Mobile • Kremlin Clock • Pretzel Stand • Neon Pavilion • Pile o' Presents • Tire Wreath • Tire Tower • Lantern String • Russian Flag • Matryoshcars • Candy Canes • Motor Monument • Chinese Lantern • Hockey Banner • Fountain Square • Friendship Pagoda • Victory Arch • Festival Gate • Overpass • Subway Entrance • Tokyo Tower • Glowing Neon Sign • Frozen Puck Award • AV Tent
Track Pieces Hot Springs • Steep Curve • Oil Field • Surplus Storage • Crazy Loop • Frozen Loop • Pretzel Loop • Desert Curve • Barrier Turn • Oil Spill • Whipsnap Raceway • Steep Hill • Cliffhanger • Construction Site • Stunt Cannons • Zigzag • Toll Booth • Car Wash • Rocky Loop • Rocky Half-Pipe • Corkscrew Loop • Geyser Jump • River Jump • Neon Panel Jump • Russian Bridge • Hockey Rink • Roundabout • Two-Level Curve • Geyser Loop • Breakneck Ridge • Rocket Road • Rock Wall • Beijing Raceway • Cactus Road • Frozen U-Turn • Show-off Ramp • Wunderplatz • Roller Coaster • Dragon Loop • Christmas Miracle • Wild Well • Palace Swirl
Further info Beta elements • Staff
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