Next-Gen: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
![]() ChickenChaff (talk | contribs) |
![]() |
||
Line 57: | Line 57: | ||
*One of the Next-Gen factories is located in [[Santa Sesilia]]. | *One of the Next-Gen factories is located in [[Santa Sesilia]]. | ||
*Models of [[Cam Spinner]], [[H.J. Hollis]], [[Steve LaPage]], [[J.D. McPillar]], [[Ed Truncan]], [[Eric Braker]], [[Jim Reverick]], [[Paul Conrev]], [[Conrad Camber]], [[Michael Rotor]], [[George New-Win]], [[Will Rusch]] and [[M Fast Fong]] are unknown. | *Models of [[Cam Spinner]], [[H.J. Hollis]], [[Steve LaPage]], [[J.D. McPillar]], [[Ed Truncan]], [[Eric Braker]], [[Jim Reverick]], [[Paul Conrev]], [[Conrad Camber]], [[Michael Rotor]], [[George New-Win]], [[Will Rusch]] and [[M Fast Fong]] are unknown. | ||
*Some resemble a [[Chevrolet]] Corvette C7 and [[Mercedes-Benz]] Vision Grand Turismo. | *Some resemble a [[Chevrolet]] Corvette C7, [[Ford]] Mustang GT and [[Mercedes-Benz]] Vision Grand Turismo. | ||
==Navigation== | ==Navigation== |
Revision as of 09:17, 29 June 2022
Next-Gen is a vehicle manufacturer that mainly focuses on making high-tech race cars, debuting in Cars 3. It also makes semi-trucks and forklifts.
Known Next-Gen models
- Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-2
- Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3
- Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-5
- Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-4
- Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9
- 2017 Custom-Built Next-Gen Race Car
- Next-Gen Semi Hauler
- 2017 Custom-Built Next-Gen Semi Hauler
- Next-Gen Forklift
Characters with known models
- Gale Beaufort (2017 Custom-Built Next-Gen Semi Hauler)
- Marty Hauler (Next-Gen Semi Hauler)
- John Haulstead (Next-Gen Semi Hauler)
- Lowgear Smythe (Next-Gen Semi Hauler)
- Laura Spinwell (Next-Gen Forklift)
- Jackson Storm (2017 Custom-Built Next-Gen Race Car)
- Aiden (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-2)
- Herb Curbler (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9)
- Barry DePedal (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9)
- J.P. Drive (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9)
- Flip Dover (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9)
- Gabriel (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-4)
- Krzysztof (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-5)
- Ryan Laney (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-2)
- Chase Racelott (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-5)
- Spikey Fillups (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-5)
- Nick Shift (Next-Gen Race Car SA-2)
- Daniel Swervez (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-4)
- Tom W. (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-2)
- Bubba Wheelhouse, Jr. (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Chris Roamin' (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Tim Treadless (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Aaron Clocker (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Harvey Rodcap (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Sheldon Shifter (Next Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Dan Carcia (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
- Rich Mixon (Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3)
Gallery
-
Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-2
-
Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3
-
Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-5
-
Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-4
-
Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9
-
Next-Gen Semi Hauler
-
Next-Gen Forklift
Trivia
- In Cars 3, there appears to be 6 unspecified models of Next-Generation race cars. You cannot determine if they belonged to the Next-Gen trademark. Also, models of Aaron Clocker and Ronald are similar to the Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9 but have other spoilers and ventilation cage. There have been no updates about these models. This is also the same case with the models of Steve LaPage and Richie Gunzit which are similar to the Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-9 but have a different ventilation cage which this model did not have.
- One of the Next-Gen factories is located in Santa Sesilia.
- Models of Cam Spinner, H.J. Hollis, Steve LaPage, J.D. McPillar, Ed Truncan, Eric Braker, Jim Reverick, Paul Conrev, Conrad Camber, Michael Rotor, George New-Win, Will Rusch and M Fast Fong are unknown.
- Some resemble a Chevrolet Corvette C7, Ford Mustang GT and Mercedes-Benz Vision Grand Turismo.