The Cars franchise is a highly successful animated series produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Set in a world populated entirely by anthropomorphic vehicles, the franchise began with the 2006 film Cars, which follows the story of Lightning McQueen, a race car who learns about friendship and humility in the small town of Radiator Springs. The series has since expanded to include two sequels, several spin-off films, short films, and a Disney+ series. Known for its vibrant animation, memorable characters, and themes of teamwork and perseverance, the Cars franchise is also one of Disney's most lucrative properties, especially in of merchandise sales.
Pixar is reportedly developing a new Cars movie, but out of all of the studio's franchises, Cars isn't the one that needs a sequel.
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This animated movie from 2013 has similar features with a Disney animated movie that was developed by Pixar, but is not part of the Pixar universe.
Pixar is home to many successful franchises, but there's a specific one that is, by far, the wildest because of how inconsistent it ended up being.
When Paul Newman ed away, Pixar had to quickly figure out what to do with one of their star characters in the Cars franchise, Doc Hudson.
The fourth installment of Disney Pixar's Cars should bring back its most underrated villains to bring the movie series back to its roots.
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Lightning McQueen, the champion racer voiced by Owen Wilson, is the protagonist at the heart of Pixar's Cars franchise. But what kind of car is he?
Owen Wilson has worked with some of the best people in film, and his unique brand of comic timing and everyman relatability has made him a star.
Pixar is most known for its emotional storytelling, and a large part of how they do it is by using its usual formula of "what if X had feelings?"
The insane Spider-Man/Cars crossover brings Peter Parkedcar to the Marvel Universe in a world where cars worship drivers as Gods.
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Cars on the Road star Larry the Cable Guy discusses the franchise's success, his love of getting to play Mater, and the new Disney+ series.
Two new Cars on the Road videos reveal the Pixar show's charming theme song and offers new looks at Lightning McQueen and Mater's return.
Cars on the Road producer Marc Sondheimer as well as directors Bobby Podesta, Steve Purcell, and Brian Fee discuss the Disney+ Pixar series.
Pixar has teamed up with Porsche to create a real-life car version of one of the most iconic characters to come out of the Cars franchise.
The Disney+ Cars spinoff series, Cars on the Road, gets a new trailer revealing that Mater and Lightning McQueen will be back on the road together.
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