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|hometown = [[Radiator Springs]] | |hometown = [[Radiator Springs]] | ||
|first appearance = ''[[Cars]]'' | |first appearance = ''[[Cars]]'' | ||
|performer = [[Cheech Marin]]}} | |performer = [[Cheech Marin]] | ||
[[Milton James]] ([[Cars 3: Driven to Win]])}} | |||
{{Quote|Low and slow.|Ramone|Cars}} | {{Quote|Low and slow.|Ramone|Cars}} | ||
'''Ramone''' is [[Flo]]'s husband, and the owner of [[Ramone's House of Body Art]], and as such he is a recurring character in the [[Cars ( | '''Ramone''' is [[Flo]]'s husband, and the owner of [[Ramone's House of Body Art]], and as such he is a recurring character in the [[Cars (franchise)|''Cars'' series]]. Ramone first appeared in ''[[Cars]]'', and has often held the role of paint job consultant in the video games and some of the shorts. He has a calm and collected persona that is usually brought out when he is talking to customers, or some of his friends. His model is based on a 1959 Chevrolet Impala. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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[[File:MaterAndTheGhostlightRamone.png|thumb|200px|Ramone's blue paint job]]Ramone is based off a 1959 Chevy Impala Lowrider. | [[File:MaterAndTheGhostlightRamone.png|thumb|200px|Ramone's blue paint job]]Ramone is based off a 1959 Chevy Impala Lowrider. | ||
His | His license plate reads "LOWNSLO". | ||
Ramone is constantly painting himself, so his livery is frequently changing, though Ramone is most often depicted in his purple paint job, due to him spending the majority of ''Cars'' with that color as well as it being the very first paint job he is seen in, and most merchandising lines release him with that color scheme. | Ramone is constantly painting himself, so his livery is frequently changing, though Ramone is most often depicted in his purple paint job, due to him spending the majority of ''Cars'' with that color as well as it being the very first paint job he is seen in, and most merchandising lines release him with that color scheme. | ||
