Lightning McQueen, #95, is a hotshot rookie race car who loves going faster than fast. When he’s not racing, he spends his time in Radiator Springs with his best pal, Mater.

Mater is the rustiest, trustiest tow truck in Radiator Springs. He loves tractor tippin’, helping out stranded cars, and most of all, hanging out with his best friend, Lightning McQueen. Mater is great at driving backwards, because he doesn’t need to know where he’s going as long as he knows where he’s been.

Sally is a beautiful baby blue Porsche who fell in love with small town life in Radiator Springs. She runs the Cozy Cone, is the town attorney, and is dedicated to preserving her favorite place to live. She loves cruisin’ in the slow lane with Lightning McQueen.

Doc is the wise, quiet country doctor who run Radiator Springs’ medical clinic. Before Doc slowed down in Radiator Springs, he was the Fabulous Hudson Hornet. Now he uses his knowledge of racing to teach hotshots like Lightning to race smart, not just fast.

Guido is a little Italian forklift and Luigi’s assistant and best buddy--you’ll hardly ever see the two pals apart. Like Luigi, Guido is an avid Ferrari racing fan who dreams of performing a real pit stop on a real Ferrari.

Luigi is a 1959 Fiat 500 who runs the local tire shop, Luigi’s Casa Della Tires, “Home of the Leaning Tower of Tires.” He loves changing tires for racecars like Lightning McQueen, but nothing makes him happier than when a real Ferrari comes through his door.

Sarge, a 1942 WW2 Willy’s Army Jeep is the most patriotic resident of Radiator Springs. He runs the local army surplus store, Sarge’s Surplus Hut, and always starts the day with a rendition of Reveille.

Fillmore is a 1960 VW Bus, and naturally, also Radiator Springs’ resident Hippie and clean fuel aficionado. He brews his own organic fuel in his tie-dyed, geometric dome, and his unkempt yard tends to bug his veteran army jeep neighbor, Sarge.

Flo is a sassy, no-nonsense 1950’s show car who enjoys traveling cross-country. She now runs the local diner, Flo’s V-8 Cafe, and the only gas station for miles around.

Ramone is a 1951 Impala low-rider who loves riding “low and slow.” He runs Ramone’s House of Body Art, the local custom body and paint shop. A true artist, but without many customers to paint, Ramone changes his own paint job every day.