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1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiMotor Vehicle Tropes

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   Badass Driver: A driver can do impossible stunts when behind the wheel. Banana in the Tailpipe: A banana is placed in a car's tailpipe to prank the owner or disable the vehicle. Big Badass Rig: A big rig is depicted as cool and well-equipped. Big Honking Traffic Jam. Blind Driving: A person who can't see drives a car.

   • Immortal Iconic Car

     The Lada classic series is a Soviet-built clone of the 1960s...

   • Hubcap Hovercraft

     Ninja High School has Princess Asrial rebuilding a derelict...

   • Locomotion Superindex

     Door Tropes Faster-Than- … An index page listing Locomotion...

   • Parallel Parking

     In 7th Heaven, Mary couldn't parallel park during the...

   • Dancing on a Bus

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   • Technically a Transport

     Gundam examples: . The Columbus-class from Mobile Suit...

   • Missed The Bus

     Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius misses the school bus, which gives...

   • The Workhorse

     The Warhammer 40,000 universe is filled with long-service...

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3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiCars (Franchise) - TV Tropes

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   • The Cars Films and Shorts Contain Examples of The Following Tropes

   Cars chapter book series:

   Cars Origins chapter book series:

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   Cars(2006)

   Cars: Radiator Springs Adventures(2006)

   Cars: Mater-National Championship(2007)

   Cars: Race-O-Rama(2008)

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   Planes (2013): Produced by DisneyToonStudios, not Pixar.

   Planes: Fire & Rescue(2014): Same as above.

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   Mater and the Ghostlight (2006): follow-up to Cars.

   Miss Fritter’s Racing Skoool (2017): follow-up to Cars 3.

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   Aerith and Bob:

   Alternate Universe: The whole franchise is set in an alternate world with Sentient Vehicles.

   Animate Inanimate Object: Every. Single. Character.

   Author Appeal:

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4. allthetropes.org › wiki › Category:Motor_Vehicle_TropesCategory:Motor Vehicle Tropes - All The Tropes

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   Category:Motor Vehicle Tropes. Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know. Tropes about cars, trucks, buses, and their drivers. Whether it's for a Chase Scene, illegal underground racing, or buying one at Honest John's Dealership, be sure to buckle up for these tropes.

5. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › MainImmortal Iconic Car - TV Tropes

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   The Lada classic series is a Soviet-built clone of the 1960s Fiat 124 sedan. The first Ladas were built in 1970 and production lasted until 2012 with little change. To this day it's the ubiquitous Russian car and is still fairly popular in Europe on the cheap second-hand market. Similarly, the Niva 4x4 truck is a 1970s Soviet design that as of ...

6. allthetropes.org › wiki › Category:Vehicle_TropesCategory:Vehicle Tropes - All The Tropes

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   Create New. Hey, I'm the friendly stranger in the black sedanOh won't you hop inside my car...I'm your vehicle, babyI'll take you anywhere you wanna go... —The Ides of March, Vehicle. All about vehicles. Compare Flying Tropes .

7. allthetropes.org › wiki › Cars_(franchise)Cars (franchise)/Characters - All The Tropes

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   Aug 13, 2020 · The Alleged Car: All are modeled after some of the most notorious Alleged Cars of all time; besides Gremlin, Pacer and Yugo the Trunkovs are based on ZAZ Zaporozhets, the smallest and cheapest Soviet car. Creator Cameo: Tubbs is voiced by Brad Lewis, one of the film's co-directors.

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   What are some of the most popular car tropes?

   • Tropes about cars, trucks, buses, and their drivers. Whether it's for a Chase Scene, illegal underground racing, or buying one at Honest John's Dealership, be sure to buckle up for these tropes. Absurdly-Long Limousine: A stretch limousine is shown to be far longer than humanly possible.

   Motor Vehicle Tropes - TV Tropes

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   What are some of the most common limo tropes?

   • Whether it's for a Chase Scene, illegal underground racing, or buying one at Honest John's Dealership, be sure to buckle up for these tropes. Absurdly-Long Limousine: A stretch limousine is shown to be far longer than humanly possible. Accidental Passenger: A person or object accidentally boards a vehicle, which then moves.

   Motor Vehicle Tropes - TV Tropes

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   What are some examples of iconic cars?

   • Examples of these cars are the Batmobile in Batman and Robin, the 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from Smokey and the Bandit, or the Ferrari 308 GTS from Magnum P.I . Regardless of their use, each of these cars had one thing in common : They became iconic.

   25 Most Iconic Cars From TV & Movies - Screen Rant

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   Why do TV shows have cars?

   • Still there were other times where a TV show’s car was meant only as a cool form of transport reflecting the “hipness” or “swagger” of its driver – in other words, it was secondary, and purely there for looks.

   25 Most Iconic Cars From TV & Movies - Screen Rant

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   What should a vehicle look like?

   • The vehicle should have a unique look, paint job, or function. The vehicle must be a car or truck - no planes, trains, boats or helicopters for this list (sorry Airwolf fans). The vehicle must be driven by a person and must always be in its original, “iconic” form (sorry Optimus Prime fans).

   25 Most Iconic Cars From TV & Movies - Screen Rant

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   What is an iconic car & a cool car?

   • Immortal Iconic Car: A particularly iconic car is never replaced or destroyed. Improbable Parking Skills " A Badass Driver is skilled enough to park anywhere. Improbably Cool Car: A character owns a car so cool it seems out of place with the locale or their finances.

   Motor Vehicle Tropes - TV Tropes

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9. screenrant.com › most-iconic-tv-movie-cars25 Most Iconic Cars From TV & Movies - Screen Rant

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   Jan 17, 2011 · Examples of these cars are the Batmobile in Batman and Robin, the 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from Smokey and the Bandit, or the Ferrari 308 GTS from Magnum P.I. Regardless of their use, each of these cars had one thing in common : They became iconic. In this article we’ll discuss what makes a car iconic, as well as list some of our ...