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*[[Terry Kargas]]' first die-cast release was the same model as Cal Weathers and the returning Piston Cup racers from ''Cars''. However, this would be fixed later on in a re-release making him the proper model that he is, that being an [[Axxelo]] Fission EA. | *[[Terry Kargas]]' first die-cast release was the same model as Cal Weathers and the returning Piston Cup racers from ''Cars''. However, this would be fixed later on in a re-release making him the proper model that he is, that being an [[Axxelo]] Fission EA. | ||
*Chief RPM's model on his die-cast is instead a [[Haulital]] Lugnutter. | *Chief RPM's model on his die-cast is instead a [[Haulital]] Lugnutter. | ||
*The Capitol Motors Verve and [[Crown]] Celesta are the only 2 known production vehicles that have stock cars modelled after them. | *The Capitol Motors Verve and [[Crown]] Celesta are the only [[Chief RPM|2]] [[Earl Filter|known]] [[Houser Boon|production]] [[Chuck Manifold|vehicles]] that have stock cars modelled after them. | ||
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Revision as of 15:53, 24 January 2024
Capitol Motors is a fictional car company in Cars and Cars 3. The company produces various makes and models, such as sedans, coupes, race cars, sport utility vehicles (SUVs), and apparently possibly pickup trucks possibly based on Ford trucks, despite not appearing in the entire series. In Cars, many of the in-between young and old cars are Capitol Motors cars. A lot of Capitol Motors models are based on Ford cars.
Models
- 2004 Capitol Motors Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter
- Capitol Motors Behemoth XLI
- Capitol Motors Colossus
- Capitol Motors Mark II
- Capitol Motors TPAS
- Capitol Motors Verve JR
- Capitol Motors Verve LX
- Capitol Motors Verve XT
Characters
- Charlie Checker (Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter)
- Richard Clayton Kensington (Capitol Motors Behemoth XLI)
- Marlon "Clutches" McKay (Colossus)
- Axle Accelerator (Colossus)
- Coriander Widetrack (Verve JR)
- Chuck Manifold (Verve LX)
- Earl Filter (Verve LX)
- Chief RPM (Verve LX)
- Johnny Blamer (Verve XT)
- Kevin Racingtire (Verve XT)
- Dirkson D'Agostino (Verve XT; Mark II)
- Slider Petrolski (Verve XT)
- Greg Candyman (Verve XT)
- Winford Bradford Rutherford (Verve XT)
- Cal Weathers (Mark II)
- Todd Marcus (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Ponchy Wipeout (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Floyd Mulvihill (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Murray Clutchburn (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Ralph Carlow (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Darren Leadfoot (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- Ernie Gearson (Mark II (In Cars 3)
- APB (TPAS)
- Superfly (TPAS)
- Fishtail (TPAS)
- Airborne (TPAS)
- Jambalaya Chimichanga (TPAS)
- Tailgate (TPAS)
- Cigalert (TPAS)
- Liability (TPAS)
- Lou (TPAS)
- Jason Roadkey (TPAS)
Names in other languages
- Russian: Кэпитол Моторс (transcription: Kepitol Motors)
Trivia
- The Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter is the only known Capitol Motors model to have an identified and known model year, which is 2004.
- All of the returning racers from Cars that appear in Cars 3 are Mark II's, the same model as Cal Weathers.
- Out of all of the returning racers, Dirkson was the only one to still be a Capitol Motors.
- Terry Kargas' first die-cast release was the same model as Cal Weathers and the returning Piston Cup racers from Cars. However, this would be fixed later on in a re-release making him the proper model that he is, that being an Axxelo Fission EA.
- Chief RPM's model on his die-cast is instead a Haulital Lugnutter.
- The Capitol Motors Verve and Crown Celesta are the only 2 known production vehicles that have stock cars modelled after them.