Pixar movie-style cars with eyes could prevent road deaths, according to a study. In the popular Cars films, talking vehicles such as Lightning McQueen and his friends don’t need drivers because ...

which itself borrows heavily from the design of the Ford GT40 race car from the 1960s. If you rounded off a Ford GT and gave it a smile and eyes, it would likely look a lot like Lightning McQueen.

Lightning McQueen wasn't based on just one car ... Will’s been writing professionally about cars since 2013, with eye-opening new experiences every year.

In addition to being Lightning McQueen’s racing number in all three "Cars" movies, “95” is mentioned in “A Bug’s Life,” “Toy Story 2” and “Toy Story 3.” ...

This means that the Lightning McQueen car’s eyes will move and blink and change depending on what’s going on in the game. He wouldn’t be lightning without that cocky smile, after all!

An owner of the new 2024 Ford Mustang GT opted for a different kind of modification, making it look like a real-life version of Lightning McQueen from Pixar’s animated film Cars. The project ...

They’re also made of mechanical parts, but also have eyes, teeth and infamously ... a very consequential plot point that Pixar played out in “Cars 3” (2017). In the film, Lightning McQueen (Owen ...