Mac iCar
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| Color | White, grey | ||||
| Occupation | Piston Cup race car
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Mac iCar is a Piston Cup race car who races for the Apple team. He is an Axxelo Fission (a model that resembles the real life Chevrolet Impala SS) that is painted white, with the Apple logo on his hood, and the number "84" painted in grey on his doors and roof.
History
In Cars, Mac is one of the thirty-six race cars that competes in the final race of the Piston Cup season at the Motor Speedway of the South. When Chick Hicks causes the big crash, he is not seen in the wreck, same as Strip Weathers, Chick Hicks, Lightning McQueen and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. He spends most of the race behind Dale Earnhardt, Jr. in around the thirtieth position. At one point in the race, The King overtakes him, and Mac finishes the race in one of the final positions. In Cars 3, Mac iCar makes an appearance in the beginning of the film, taking a pitstop alongside Lightning McQueen, Bobby Swift, and Cal Weathers. He can also be seen racing in the opening sequence.
Profiles and Statistics
Cars
- Bios
- "Mac iCar likes things clean and simple. He doesn't go for the flashy colors, and gaudy stickers that adorn some of his fellow racers. He prefers a simple sleek design, and feels this creates a bold statement, one that says, "I think different.""
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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| French | Mac iCar | Mac iCar |
Trivia
- Mac's racing number, 84, is a reference to the year that Apple, Inc. famously released the Macintosh personal computer, complete with an elaborate and ballyhooed ad campaign based on the George Orwell book 1984. Additionally, Mac's racing number happens to be the same as Davey Apex's.
- Mac iCar was initially referred to as Matthew Overtaker in early promotional videos of the Blu-ray Car Finder game.
- Mac's die-cast vehicle is one of the rarest and most valuable models to date, as only 1,000 were produced, and it was available exclusively in a 36-car Motor Speedway of the South box set that was only available to those with a Red Line Club membership.