Cortland
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Vehicle type | 2006 Dodge Charger NASCAR | ||||||
Occupation | Reserve Faux Wheel Drive race car (formerly) | ||||||
Main portrayer(s) | Unknown
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Cortland is a professional race car who raced for the Faux Wheel Drive racing team as a reserve race in the Piston Cup. His status icon depicts him with the number 54, like Johnny Blamer, and later, Tommy Highbanks, and Herb Curbler.
History
Cars: The Video Game
In Cars: The Video Game, Cortland is one of the race cars that is found in the final group of cars in Piston Cup races, usually placing 19th, trailing behind the other cars and is lapped by the player and the other computer characters that are in the top five.
Physical description
Cortland is a 2006 Dodge Charger NASCAR, a model that resembles a Capitol Motors Verve XT, that is painted green, with a tan hood around his mouth, in a color scheme nearly identical to Johnny Blamer, although on the Wii and Xbox 360 versions of the game, he has turquoise instead of green. He has black rims, and the number 191 painted on his doors and roof. Early concept artwork of Cortland saw him with the number 4, the same number that Tow Cap racer Rusty Cornfuel used, which would have made him the lowest-numbered Piston Cup racer in Cars: The Video Game, but this was later changed for unknown reasons.
Gallery
Trivia
- Cortland has the 3rd highest number out of all known Piston Cup racers, only behind Hollister (282) and Leroy Heming (300).
- Cortland is the only non-playable Piston Cup racer to have official artwork.
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