Chick Hicks' Father
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| Vehicle type | 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback GT(Automatic)
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- "You listen here, son... This is a family of winners!"
- —Chick Hicks' Father, Cars (comic)
Chick Hicks' Father is a muscle car who appears in the Cars comic series. He was incredibly mean towards his son, Chick Hicks. Once, when Chick gave up a victory to help an injured car during a race, his father angrily scolded him, believing their family was a "family of winners" and that Chick could not afford to forfeit victories in the name of good sportsmanship. His strict parenting shaped Chick's behavior as he grew up, and ultimately contributed to Hicks' cheating and overall bad attitude.
Years later, during a Radiator Springs Rally at the Radiator Springs Racetrack, after Chick Hicks cased a serious accident involving other racers, Lightning McQueen said that he needed to see a therapist and figure out why Chick felt the needs to do things like that. Hicks stopped in place and had a flashback of the moment his father claimed that Chick needs to win at all costs years before.
His design resembles that of both the first and fifth generation of the Ford Mustang.
Quotes
- "Why do you do things like that?" - Cars, vol. 2
Gallery
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Cars, vol. 2
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