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Every Real Life Cars Reference Explained #disney #pixar #cars #lightningmcqueen #jacksonstorm 🔔Join Radiator Springs and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcYoRCUmGuX0K7KEM3OuDww/subscribe_confirmation=1 A lot of people think Lightning McQueen is named after Steve McQueen, however, his name is actually after Pixar animator, Glenn McQueen. Design-wise, McQueen borrows from mid-2000s NASCARs. If you look closely, there is no way you won’t see some hints of a Ford GT40, Dodge Viper, and Corvette C6.R. Pixar basically made a Frankenstein of race cars! Can you believe that? Pixar wanted McQueen to feel like a real racer. That V-8 engine sound? It gives him a legit roar on the track. His personality was built to reflect real NASCAR newbies of that era, ambitious drivers chasing glory while learning harsh lessons on the track. Even his number tells a story. At first Pixar considered 57 to reference John Lasseter’s birth year, but they eventually went with 95 as a reference to Toy Story’s release year, the movie that put Pixar on the map.

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