Glitches from Disney's Cars

If you are a Cars fan, you might've noticed these bloopers from the first film in the franchise:

Lightning McQueen doesn't know what rearview mirrors are, yet Mack has them.

Mater can drive backwards because he has side mirrors. Lightning does it later on without them.

See more Disney/Pixar Glitches

Published by Whatsits Galore

Car-Toons: Fan-Made Versions of TV and Movie Cars

The Jokermobile never appeared in any comic book or TV show that I know of. It's a live version of a Mego action figure vehicle.

Disney created this real-life car from A Goofy Movie to celebrate that film's anniversary. That's Bill Farmer and Jason Marsden, voices of Goofy and Max.

Harrison Ford -- No Retouching

This photo is not photoshopped or retouched in any way. It's an actual car dealership:

Novelty Bumper Stickers For Sale

We have some fun and funny bumper stickers in our Zazzle store, like this one:

First Image Leak of VW's Self-Driving Car

Thanks to Guns 'n' Bacon for this great meme.

Car-Toons: Fan-Made Versions of TV and Movie Cars

A Disney fan created Darkwing Duck's Ratcatcher motorcycle:

Batteries to power! Turbines to speed! This street-legal Batmobile replica was actually for sale from Hammacher and Schlemmer.

Although not a TV car, this spot-on pedal car is pretty cool.

Car-Toons: Fan-Made Versions of TV and Movie Cars

Talented fans are always building their own versions of famous TV cars. Check out these examples:

The Flintmobile from The Flintstones

Speed Buggy, from the cartoon of the same name

Here's Vanellope's cart from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph

TV cops Starsky & Hutch each had their own unique vehicles.

Fans of Mario Kart will recognize these famous wheels

Car-Toons: Fan-Made Versions of TV and Movie Cars

It should come as no surprise that car buffs have built replicas from the most famous car cartoon of all, The Wacky Races.

The Boulder Mobile

The Creepy Coupe

The Converti-Car

The Crimson Haybaler

The Compact Pussycat

The Army Surplus Special

The Bulletproof Bomb

The Arkansas Chuggabug

The Turbo Teriffic

The Buzzwagon

And, sneaking along last, The Mean Machine

Car Toons: Fan-Made Versions of TV & Movie Cars

A Monkees fan tricked out their vehicle to look like this:

This Herbie was spotted in a Walmart parking lot on my way to work:

And although this Oscar Mayer Weinermobile is official and not fan-built, I think it deserves a look. I sure did a double-take when I spotted it:

Vanellope's Kandy Kart

Somebody made Vanellope's cart from Wreck-It Ralph out of what looks like real junk food:

Be sure to watch the video.

Mystery of the Mystery Machine

There's only one Mystery Machine, or is there? Here are a few instances of the groovy van looking a little different than usual...

What a Night for a Knight

The back is filled with miscellaneous equipment, a ladder, lanterns, rope, etc., mounted on hooks.

What the Hex Going On?

There is a bench running longwise in the rear of the van.

Decoy For a Dognapper

The back contains a table and chairs, plus the walls are lined with computer equipment; there is a large antenna on the roof and a circular skylight.

The Spooky Space Kook

Another table, but this time the walls are lined with kitchen cabinets. More...