A quiz about Cars in Cars that gets very silly.

What kind of car is Lightning McQueen?

• Stock Car

• Muscle Car

• Convertible

• Pickup truck

What type of car is Doc Hudson?

• Hudson Hornet

• Corvette

• Mustang

• Chevrolet Camaro

What is Sally Carrera’s profession before moving to Radiator Springs?

• Lawyer

• Architect

• Race car driver

• Mechanic

What is Lightning McQueen's secret to achieving peak speed on the racetrack?

• A highly secretive engine modification only known to the world’s fastest cars.

• The inexplicable power of friendship, despite all logic.

• His tires are enchanted by a wizard who lives under Radiator Springs.

• A contract with a company that sells "Turbo Boost" at an absurdly marked-up price.

Why did Mater decide to become a tow truck in the first place?

• Because he was deeply inspired by an old episode of Wheel of Fortune.

• He wanted a job that allowed him to get free access to Radiator Springs' weekly chili cook-off.

• To distract himself from the existential crisis of realizing he’s essentially a living, talking metal hunk.

• He was recruited by the world's most secretive and highly competitive tow-truck mafia.

What’s Doc Hudson’s biggest regret?

• Never learning to properly parallel park.

• Trying to keep his racing past a secret, despite everyone in town already knowing.

• That one time he accidentally swapped engines with a tractor and created a hybrid car-tractor hybrid monstrosity.

• Losing the "Best Radiator Springs Car" trophy to Lightning McQueen in 1953.

Why does Sally Carrera constantly try to make the Radiator Springs traffic jam “a thing of the past”?

• She believes it’s an ancient curse placed on the town by a vengeful traffic cone.

• She's trying to win the town’s annual "Most Likely to Fix Everything" award.

• She's convinced that if she doesn’t, the world will fall into eternal gridlock.

• She has an inexplicable desire to win the title of “World’s Most Chill Car.”

What would the movie Cars 3 really be about if the cars weren’t talking?

• An epic silent battle between Lightning McQueen and an actual tornado made of road salt.

• A tender journey of self-discovery for a lone tire rolling across a desolate highway.

• A deep philosophical inquiry into whether cars dream of electric sheep.

• A suspenseful saga of Lightning McQueen learning how to drive in reverse, forever.

What is the real reason the cars have doors if there are no humans to use them?

• Pure aesthetic—fashion over function, darling.

• To hide the horrifying truth: each car is actually two smaller cars in a trench coat.

• They’re ancient relics from the pre-car civilization, never to be questioned.

• • For emergency snack storage because cars, inexplicably, love trail mix.

How do cars in Cars canonically produce baby cars?

• They order kits online and assemble their children in the driveway like IKEA furniture.

• No one knows, and asking this question is considered a federal crime in the Cars universe.

• Baby cars sprout from tires planted in magical racing soil.

• • Lightning McQueen once tried to explain it, but Mater started screaming and everyone agreed never to bring it up again.