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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Cars 3: Driven to Win''}}
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{{Infobox Video Game
  
{{Infobox Video Game
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|image = File:Cars3TheVideoGame.jpeg
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|image = File:Cars3DrivenToWin.jpeg
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|name = ''Cars 3: The Video Game''
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|name = ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
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|developers = Avalanche Software
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|developers = [[Avalanche Software]]
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|publishers = Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
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|publishers = [[Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]]
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|platforms = PlayStation 3<br>PlayStation 4<br>Xbox 360<br>Xbox One<br>Nintendo Switch<br>Wii U<br>Microsoft Windows (PC)
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|platforms = PlayStation 3<br>PlayStation 4<br>Xbox 360<br>Xbox One<br>Nintendo Switch<br>Wii U
 
|release date = June 13, 2017
  
|release date = June 13, 2017
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|genre = Racing
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|genre = Racing}}'''''Cars 3: The Video Game''''' is a racing game for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Wii U and Microsoft Windows (PC), released on June 13, 2017. It is the first video game developed by Avalanche Software since they were acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game takes place after the events of ''[[Cars 3]]'' and features 23 playable characters, as well as five tracks that take place across five different environments, including Texas, [[Radiator Springs Wheel Well Run]], [[Radiator Springs Interstate Pass]], [[Los Angeles International Speedway]] and Pocono.<ref>[http://uk.ign.com/articles/2017/04/05/cars-3-driven-to-win-release-date-revealed Cars 3: Driven to Win Release Date Revealed]</ref><ref>[https://www.gamespot.com/articles/former-disney-infinity-devs-new-game-cars-3-driven/1100-6449201/ Former Disney Infinity Dev's New Game Cars 3: The Video Game]</ref>
  
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'''''Cars 3: Driven to Win''''' is a racing game for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Wii U, released on June 13, 2017. It is the first video game developed by [[Avalanche Software]] since they were acquired by [https://worldofcarsdrivein.fandom.com/wiki/Warner_Bros._Interactive_Entertainment Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]. The game takes place after the events of ''[[Cars 3]]'' and features 23 playable characters, as well as over twenty tracks that take place across thirteen different environments, including [[Radiator Springs]], [[Fireball Beach]], [[Porto Corsa]], and [[Florida International Speedway]].<ref>[http://uk.ign.com/articles/2017/04/05/cars-3-driven-to-win-release-date-revealed ''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' Release Date Revealed]</ref><ref>[https://www.gamespot.com/articles/former-disney-infinity-devs-new-game-cars-3-driven/1100-6449201/ Former Disney Infinity Dev's New Game ''Cars 3: Driven To Win'' Coming Soon]</ref>
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==Story==
  
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[[Cruz Ramirez]] is dreaming of a street race in [[Radiator Springs]] while sleeping in the [[Cozy Cone Motel]], when she is woken by [[Sally Carrera]], who informs her that [[Lightning McQueen]] is waiting for her at [[Willy's Butte]], while a group of visitors have arrived in Radiator Springs, who are interested in racing Ramirez. Additionally, [[Tony (Cars 3)|Tony]] lectures Ramirez about getting practice for the upcoming [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] season.
  
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At the [[Willy's Butte]] oval, Lightning teaches Cruz how to [[Powerslide|powerslide]], and challenges her to a race immediately afterwards. Following their competition, the two spot [[Jackson Storm]] watching them from a distance, and he quickly drives away after capturing their attention, making Cruz and McQueen suspicious. The first Piston Cup race of the season takes place in Texas with the rivalry of Cruz and Jackson growing even stronger than ever before, due to Lightning's retirement.
  
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When Cruz returns to Radiator Springs, [[Fillmore]] provides her with a new organic fuel, which gives Cruz the ability to [[Boost (technique)|boost]]. After Ramirez participates in off-road training with [[Sarge]], she and Mack travel to Pocono, where Cruz achieves another victory.
  
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Ramirez arrives back in town at night, where [[Tow Mater|Mater]] teaches him how to drive backwards, and [[Sheriff]] challenges her to a race. When Cruz is done, travels there some time later, she finds Mater practicing for the [[Rustbucket Race-O-Rama]], a derby race between Mater and his cousins. Mater wins the race and receives a boost tank as a prize, which he gives to Cruz.
  
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Soon after, Cruz meets a group of race cars from [[Queens]], [[New York]], who compete in practice races with Ramirez, before she heads off to the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]] to acquire her next Piston Cup victory.
  
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Ramirez competes in more races with her friends, including a drive up to the [[Wheel Well Motel]] in [[Tailfin Pass]] with Sally. From this point forward, Cruz explores Tailfin Pass more, but runs into trouble when she finds the [[Delinquent Road Hazards]] blocking the road from her. The matter is settled with a race through the [[Abandoned Mine]], and Cruz receives a third and final boost tank as a reward. However, when the four troublemakers flee the scene, they inform Ramirez that their conflict has just began. Cruz also competes in more road races, including in a monster truck derby race against [[Count Spatula]] and his friends in the Rustbucket Stadium.
  
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When Cruz meets up with the Queens gang again at the [[Ornament Valley Gas Station]], she finds Storm alongside them, and after a road race, Cruz playfully teases him. When Ramirez starts to leave and tells Storm she will see him at the city, Storm angrily drives away, making a comment about how Ramirez will only see him if she makes it to the city, leaving Cruz suspicious.
  
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Shortly following this, the Delinquent Road Hazards work together to rob Tony of [[Cruz's Gear|Cruz's gear]] while she is driving along [[Interstate 40]]. When Mack reports the incident to Sheriff, Ramirez strikes back by driving out to the Interstate and stealing his possessions back. The four cars are brought to the [[Radiator Springs Municipal Impound]], where they claim they were hired by Storm.
  
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Back at Pocono, Ramirez confronts Storm on the incident, who denies any involvement. After defeating Jackson, Cruz challenges him to a six-race competition, with a road race in Radiator Springs and the third, fourth and final rounds being the fourth, fifth and sixth races of 2018 the Piston Cup season. Storm accepts, and the event is covered by [[Darrell Cartrip]] and the [[Racing Sports Network]].
  
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Cruz defeats Jackson in all three rounds and manages to achieve another victory during the race at Chicagoland. After that, Ramirez and Tony travel to Calladega and manages to achieve another victory there. After that, Ramirez and Tony travels back to the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]] which is the closing race and manages to achieve her last victory there. Ramirez wins the Piston Cup trophy, which she puts on the windowsill of [[Doc's Clinic]], alongside the Fabulous Hudson Hornet's three trophies, Lightning's seven trophies and her very first trophy.
  
   
 
==Gameplay==
  
==Gameplay==
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''Cars 3: The Video Game'' is a racing game, like many of the [[Cars (series)|''Cars'']] games that precede it. There is a vast array of playable characters from the film, in addition to many tracks and locations. Like in ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'', players will be able to play in a story mode. There are five chapters of the story, each one containing 5-8 events. There are three types of events - road races, minigames, and Piston Cup races. In road races, players proceed through short races, each race open to a small number of contestants. There are three Piston Cup races, one at the end of each chapter. These races feature twelve laps, and a larger number of opponents. Halfway into the race, players must take a "pit stop" and a play a minigame in order to move on in the race. Completing and winning events will reward the player with [[Piston Cup (trophy)|trophies]], and there are a total of 250 to collect within the campaign.<ref>[https://venturebeat.com/2017/04/05/cars-3-the-video-game-is-bringing-lightning-and-friends-to-consoles-on-june-13/ Cars 3: The Video Game is bringing Lightning and friends to consoles on June 13]</ref>
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''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' is a racing game, like many of the ''[[Cars (series)|Cars]]'' games that precede it. There is a vast array of playable characters from the film, in addition to many tracks and locations. Like in ''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'', players will be able to collect weapons along the track and use them against their competitors as they drive.<ref>[https://venturebeat.com/2017/04/05/cars-3-driven-to-win-is-bringing-lightning-and-friends-to-consoles-on-june-13/ ''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' is bringing Lightning and friends to consoles on June 13]</ref>
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In between events, players can drive around a hub world that consists of three different areas; [[Radiator Springs]], [[Ornament Valley]], and [[Tailfin Pass]]. Players can explore the worlds while earning Skill Checks and driving past tourists and many of [[Cruz Ramirez]]'s friends. New areas are unlocked as the story progresses. Unlocking criteria is as follows:
  
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|Ornament Valley
  
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|Earn first place in [[Radiator Springs Wheel Well Run]]
  
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|Tailfin Pass
  
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|Earn first place in [[Radiator Springs Interstate Pass]]
  
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|Abandoned Mine and connecting roads
  
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|Earn third place or higher in both [[Radiator Springs Wheel Well Run and Radiator Springs Interstate Pass]]
  
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While players take control of Cruz in the hub world and throughout the majority of the game's events, players occasionally drive as other characters, such as Tow Mater, Sally Carrera, and Sheriff. Additionally, Cruz's appearance can be changed at Ramone's House of Body Art. While a small selection of paint schemes are available from the start of the game, the remainder must be unlocked by purchasing them with Bonus Points in the Bonus Content menu section.
  
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===Arcade===
  
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[[File:Cars_3_screenshot_2.jpg|thumb|220px|Cruz, Mater, Flo, Sarge and Ramone in an arcade race]]Arcade mode allows players to use any character they have unlocked so far on any event unlocked through story mode. Unlike story mode, each race's opponents are random.
  
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===VS===
  
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Two players can play together with any characters they have unlocked so far, but the number of playable events are limited. There is also the [[Pit Stop Challenge]] minigame from story mode, which is only playable in VS mode. The frame rate will drop while playing this mode.
  
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====Characters====
  
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Players have to earn skill checks in order to get new cars and paint jobs. The cars available are [[Chase Racelott]], [[Arvy]], [[Dr. Damage]], [[Sheriff]], [[Junior Moon]], [[Louise Nash]], [[River Scott]], [[Smokey]] and many more.
  
   
 
==Features==
  
==Features==
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==Characters==
  
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The game features ......... different playable characters.
  
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===Playable characters===
  
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There are a total of 23 characters that can be unlocked in the game. To unlock more characters, the player must earn more Skill Checks.
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There are a total of 23 characters that can be unlocked in the game. To unlock more characters, the player must earn more Skill Checks or complete Master Level Events.
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*[[Lightning McQueen]] - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Cruz Ramirez]] - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Tow Mater]] - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Sally Carrera]] - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Ramone]] - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Guido]] (''does not speak'') - Unlocked from the start
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*[[Lightning McQueen]] - N/A
  
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*Mater the Greater - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
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*[[Cruz Ramirez]] - N/A
  
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*[[Bobby Swift]] - Unlocked by earning 4 Skill Checks
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*[[Tow Mater]] - N/A
  
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*[[Brick Yardley]] - Unlocked by earning 7 Skill Checks
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*[[Sally Carrera]] - N/A
  
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*[[Chick Hicks]] - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
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*[[Ramone]] - N/A
  
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*[[Bubba Wheelhouse, Jr.]] - N/A
  
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*[[Chase Racelott]] - Unlocked earning 33 Skill Checks
  
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*[[Chick Hicks]] - Unlocked earning 22 Skill Checks
  
 
*[[Natalie Certain]] - Unlocked by earning 17 Skill Checks
  
*[[Natalie Certain]] - Unlocked by earning 17 Skill Checks
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*Fabulous [[Lightning McQueen]] - Free DLC/Update that gets downloaded in the debut of ''Cars 3'' at theaters in the certain country
 
*[[Arvy]] - Unlocked by earning 40 Skill Checks
  
*[[Arvy]] - Unlocked by earning 40 Skill Checks
 
*[[Dr. Damage]] - Unlocked by earning 70 Skill Checks
  
*[[Dr. Damage]] - Unlocked by earning 70 Skill Checks
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*[[Miss Fritter]] - Unlocked earning 33 Skill Checks
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*[[Miss Fritter]] - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
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*[[Sheriff]] - Unlocked by earning 85 Skill Checks
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*[[Rich Mixon]] - Unlocked by earning 85 Skill Checks
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*[[Danny Swervez]] - Unlocked by earning 50 Skill Checks
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*[[Cam Spinner]] - Unlocked by earning 50 Skill Checks
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*[[Jackson Storm]] - Unlocked earning 45 Skill Checks
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*[[Jackson Storm]] - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
 
*[[Junior Moon]] - Unlocked by earning 27 Skill Checks
  
*[[Junior Moon]] - Unlocked by earning 27 Skill Checks
 
*[[Louise Nash]] - Unlocked by earning 57 Skill Checks
  
*[[Louise Nash]] - Unlocked by earning 57 Skill Checks
 
*[[River Scott]] - Unlocked by earning 77 Skill Checks
  
*[[River Scott]] - Unlocked by earning 77 Skill Checks
 
*[[Smokey]] - Unlocked by earning 124 Skill Checks
  
*[[Smokey]] - Unlocked by earning 124 Skill Checks
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*[[Ryan "Inside" Laney]] - Unlocked by earning 88 Skill Checks
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*[[Mack]] - Unlocked by collecting all 10 Mack Hats in Thomasville Playground
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*[[Darrell Cartrip]] - Unlocked by earning 66 Skill Checks
  
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* [[Rich Mixon]] - Unlocked by earning 99 Skill Checks
  
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* [[Cam Spinner]] - Unlocked by earning 100 Skill Checks
  
   
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===Other characters===
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*[[Sheriff]] (seen in Radiator Springs races)
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*[[Guido]]
  
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*[[Fillmore]]
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*[[Fillmore]]<span> (seen in Radiator Springs races)</span>
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*[[Sarge]]<span> (seen in Radiator Springs races)</span>
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*[[Sarge]]
  
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*[[Flo]] (seen in Radiator Springs races)
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*[[Luigi]]
  
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*[[Mack]]
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*[[Luigi]] (mentioned)
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*[[Darrell Cartrip]] (not seen; announcer in races)
 
*[[Bill]]
  
*[[Bill]]
 
*[[High Impact]]
  
*[[High Impact]]
 
*[[Broadside]]
  
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*[[Airborne]]
  
*[[Airborne]]
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*[[Frank (combine)|Frank]]
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*[[J.D. McPillar]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Tractors]]
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*[[Eric Braker]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Flip Dover]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Chris Roamin']]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Harvey Rodcap]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Tim Treadless]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Cam Spinner]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Ed Truncan (Mood Springs)|Ed Truncan]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Steve LePage|Steve LaPage]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Michael Rotor]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Aaron Clocker]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*Estreno Nouveauté Confirai<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[[[Herb Curbler (Piston Cup racer)|Herb Curbler]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Barry DePedal]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*Jack Smith<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Richie Gunzit]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*Franklin Spitball <span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*Juleka McSpring<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Dan Carcia]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Conrad Camber]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[J.P. Drive]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Paul Conrev]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Sheldon Shifter]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*Bob Lumbers<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Spikey Fillups]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Noah Gocek]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
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*[[Jonas Carvers]]<span> (seen in Piston Cup races)</span>
  
   
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===Locations===
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===New Locations===
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*Fireball Beach Sprint
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*Texas
  
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*Fireball Beach Backwards Rally
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*Pocono
  
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*Heartland Countryside Dash
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*Los Angeles International Speedway
  
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*Heartland Riverside Run
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*Arizona's Copper Canyon Speedway
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*Arizona Sundown Run
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*Midnight Run
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*Midnight Run at High Noon
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*Thunder Hollow Back Country Rally
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*Thunder Hollow Destruction Derby
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*Thomasville Logging Camp
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*Thomasville Mines
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*Radiator Springs Wheel Well Run
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*Radiator Springs Interstate Pass
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*Florida International Concourse
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*Florida International Speedway
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===Returning Locations===
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*[[Buckingham Sprint]] (now named London's Buckingham Sprint)
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*[[Vista Run]] (now named Go Go Tokyo!)
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*[[Runway Tour]] (now named Airport Runway Rally)
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*[[Casino Tour]] (now named Italy's Grand Tour)
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*[[Timberline Sprint]] (now named Radiator Springs Red Dirt Derby)
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===Returning Items===
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*[[Machine Guns]] (now named Rapid Fire)
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*[[Missiles]] (now named Rockets)
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*[[Oil]] Slick
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*Road Mine
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===New Items===
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*Nullifier
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*Magnetic Mine
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*Bombs
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*Turbo Syphon
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*Tracking Rockets
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*High Voltage
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*Booster Jets
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*First Strike Rockets
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*Spike Strips
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==Cast==
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*[[David Brian]]
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*[[Corey Dean]]
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*[[Junior Johnson]] as Junior Moon
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*[[Ben Rausch]] as Lightning McQueen
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*[[Darrell Waltrip]] as Darrell Cartrip
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*[[Adam Burton]] as Tow Mater
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*[[Barney Dee]]
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*[[Deborah Marlowe]]
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*[[Teddy Spencer]]
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*[[Murray Williams]]
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*[[Devon Campbell]]
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*[[A.J. Hamilton]] as Jackson Storm
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*[[Nicole Matthews]]
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*[[Sofie Veloz]] as Sally Carrera
   
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* [[David Brian]]
  
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* [[Corey Dean]]
  
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* [[Junior Johnson]] as Junior Moon
  
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* [[Ben Rausch]] as Lightning McQueen
  
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* [[Darrell Waltrip]] as Darrell Cartrip
  
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* [[Adam Burton]] as Tow Mater
  
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* [[Barney Dee]]
  
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* [[Deborah Marlowe]]
  
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* [[Teddy Spencer]]
  
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* [[Murray Williams]]
  
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* [[Devon Campbell]]
  
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* [[A.J. Hamilton]] as Jackson Storm
  
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* [[Nicole Matthews]]
  
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* [[Sofie Veloz]]
  
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*and many more
  
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
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{{ForSubpage|image gallery|Cars 3: The Video Game/Gallery}}
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{{ForSubpage|image gallery|Cars 3: Driven to Win/Gallery}}
   
 
==References to other titles==
  
==References to other titles==
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*''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'': The gameplay is very similar to the gameplay in this title, and many of the weapons, locations, and techniques introduced in this game make a return. This title's composer, Chuck E. Myers, also comes back to compose the game's music.
 
*''[[Cars 3]]'': All of the playable characters are based on their appearances in this film, along with a few references from said film.
  
*''[[Cars 3]]'': All of the playable characters are based on their appearances in this film, along with a few references from said film.
   
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==Names in other languages==
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==Title in other languages==
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|Spanish
  
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|Cars 3: The Video Game
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|''Cars 3: Hacia la Victoria''
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|Cars 3: The Video Game
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|''Cars 3: Towards Victory''
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|Latin Spanish
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|''Cars 3: Motivado para Ganar''
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|''Cars 3: Motivated to Win''
 
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|Cars 3: The Video Game
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|''Cars 3: Course vers la victoire''
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|Cars 3: The Video Game
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|''Cars 3: Race to victory''
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|Italian
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|''Cars 3: In gara per la vittoria''
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|''Cars 3: In the race for the victory''
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|Brazil/Portugal
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|''Carros 3: Correndo para Vencer''
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|''Cars 3: Running to Win''
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|Russian
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|''Тачки 3: Навстречу к Победе''
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|''Cars 3: Towards Victory''
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|Arab
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|''كارز 3: درايفن تو وين''
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|''Cars 3: Drive To Win''
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|Korean
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|''카 3: 드리븐 투 윈''
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|''Cars 3: Drive To Win''
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|Chinese
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|''赛车总动员3：极速挑战''
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|''Cars 3: Speed Challenge''
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|Japanese
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|''カーズ3 クロスロードの世界''
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|''Cars 3: Crossroads World''
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|Polish
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|''Auta 3: Wysokie Obroty''
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|''Cars 3: High Revs''
 
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== Reception ==
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''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' received "mixed or average" reviews on Metacritic getting a metascore of 72/100 on PS4,<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-4/cars-3-driven-to-win Metascore for ''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' on PS4], ''Metacritic'', Retrieved March 11, 2020</ref> 59/100 on Xbox One<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-one/cars-3-driven-to-win Metascore for ''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' on Xbox One], ''Metacritic'', Retrieved March 11, 2020</ref> and Nintendo Switch.<ref>[https://www.metacritic.com/game/switch/cars-3-driven-to-win Metascore for ''Cars 3: Driven to Win'' on Nintendo Switch], ''Metacritic'', Retrieved March 11, 2020</ref>
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
*This game marks the second time [[Luigi]] and Fillmore are not playable in a ''Cars'' video game, as well as the third time Sarge is not playable, with the first being ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'' and second being ''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]''.
  
*This game marks the second time [[Luigi]] and Fillmore are not playable in a ''Cars'' video game, as well as the third time Sarge is not playable, with the first being ''[[Cars: The Video Game]]'' and second being ''[[Cars: Fast as Lightning]]''.
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**In addition, this is the first time Luigi doesn't appear in a ''Cars'' video game.
 
*This is the first ''Cars'' video game where Guido appears, but does not speak.
  
*This is the first ''Cars'' video game where Guido appears, but does not speak.
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*The [[Oil Rig]] is the only location from ''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'' that does not have a track represented.
 
*This is the first time different voice actors are used for the characters (excluding Junior Moon and Darrell Cartrip) in a ''Cars'' video game.
  
*This is the first time different voice actors are used for the characters (excluding Junior Moon and Darrell Cartrip) in a ''Cars'' video game.
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*Smokey only appears in his Heyday paint job in this'' ''game.
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*Smokey only appears in his Heyday paint job in this game.
   
 
==External links==
  
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Template:Infobox Video Game Cars 3: Driven to Win is a racing game for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Wii U, released on June 13, 2017. It is the first video game developed by Avalanche Software since they were acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game takes place after the events of Cars 3 and features 23 playable characters, as well as over twenty tracks that take place across thirteen different environments, including Radiator Springs, Fireball Beach, Porto Corsa, and Florida International Speedway.[1][2]

Gameplay

Cars 3: Driven to Win is a racing game, like many of the Cars games that precede it. There is a vast array of playable characters from the film, in addition to many tracks and locations. Like in Cars 2: The Video Game, players will be able to collect weapons along the track and use them against their competitors as they drive.[3]

Features

Playable characters

There are a total of 23 characters that can be unlocked in the game. To unlock more characters, the player must earn more Skill Checks or complete Master Level Events.

  • Lightning McQueen - Unlocked from the start
  • Cruz Ramirez - Unlocked from the start
  • Tow Mater - Unlocked from the start
  • Sally Carrera - Unlocked from the start
  • Ramone - Unlocked from the start
  • Guido (does not speak) - Unlocked from the start
  • Mater the Greater - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
  • Bobby Swift - Unlocked by earning 4 Skill Checks
  • Brick Yardley - Unlocked by earning 7 Skill Checks
  • Chick Hicks - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
  • Natalie Certain - Unlocked by earning 17 Skill Checks
  • Fabulous Lightning McQueen - Free DLC/Update that gets downloaded in the debut of Cars 3 at theaters in the certain country
  • Arvy - Unlocked by earning 40 Skill Checks
  • Dr. Damage - Unlocked by earning 70 Skill Checks
  • Miss Fritter - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
  • Rich Mixon - Unlocked by earning 85 Skill Checks
  • Cam Spinner - Unlocked by earning 50 Skill Checks
  • Jackson Storm - Unlocked in a Master Level Event
  • Junior Moon - Unlocked by earning 27 Skill Checks
  • Louise Nash - Unlocked by earning 57 Skill Checks
  • River Scott - Unlocked by earning 77 Skill Checks
  • Smokey - Unlocked by earning 124 Skill Checks
  • Mack - Unlocked by collecting all 10 Mack Hats in Thomasville Playground

Other characters

New Locations

  • Fireball Beach Sprint
  • Fireball Beach Backwards Rally
  • Heartland Countryside Dash
  • Heartland Riverside Run
  • Arizona's Copper Canyon Speedway
  • Arizona Sundown Run
  • Midnight Run
  • Midnight Run at High Noon
  • Thunder Hollow Back Country Rally
  • Thunder Hollow Destruction Derby
  • Thomasville Logging Camp
  • Thomasville Mines
  • Radiator Springs Wheel Well Run
  • Radiator Springs Interstate Pass
  • Florida International Concourse
  • Florida International Speedway

Returning Locations

  • Buckingham Sprint (now named London's Buckingham Sprint)
  • Vista Run (now named Go Go Tokyo!)
  • Runway Tour (now named Airport Runway Rally)
  • Casino Tour (now named Italy's Grand Tour)
  • Timberline Sprint (now named Radiator Springs Red Dirt Derby)

Returning Items

New Items

  • Nullifier
  • Magnetic Mine
  • Bombs
  • Turbo Syphon
  • Tracking Rockets
  • High Voltage
  • Booster Jets
  • First Strike Rockets
  • Spike Strips

Cast

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Cars 3: Driven to Win/Gallery.

References to other titles

  • Cars 2: The Video Game: The gameplay is very similar to the gameplay in this title, and many of the weapons, locations, and techniques introduced in this game make a return. This title's composer, Chuck E. Myers, also comes back to compose the game's music.
  • Cars 3: All of the playable characters are based on their appearances in this film, along with a few references from said film.

Title in other languages

Languages Names Meaning
Spanish Cars 3: Hacia la Victoria Cars 3: Towards Victory
Latin Spanish Cars 3: Motivado para Ganar Cars 3: Motivated to Win
French Cars 3: Course vers la victoire Cars 3: Race to victory
Italian Cars 3: In gara per la vittoria Cars 3: In the race for the victory
Brazil/Portugal Carros 3: Correndo para Vencer Cars 3: Running to Win
Russian Тачки 3: Навстречу к Победе Cars 3: Towards Victory
Arab كارز 3: درايفن تو وين Cars 3: Drive To Win
Korean 카 3: 드리븐 투 윈 Cars 3: Drive To Win
Chinese 赛车总动员3：极速挑战 Cars 3: Speed Challenge
Japanese カーズ3 クロスロードの世界 Cars 3: Crossroads World
Polish Auta 3: Wysokie Obroty Cars 3: High Revs

Reception

Cars 3: Driven to Win received "mixed or average" reviews on Metacritic getting a metascore of 72/100 on PS4,[4] 59/100 on Xbox One[5] and Nintendo Switch.[6]

Trivia

  • This game marks the second time Luigi and Fillmore are not playable in a Cars video game, as well as the third time Sarge is not playable, with the first being Cars: The Video Game and second being Cars: Fast as Lightning.
    • In addition, this is the first time Luigi doesn't appear in a Cars video game.
  • This is the first Cars video game where Guido appears, but does not speak.
  • The Oil Rig is the only location from Cars 2: The Video Game that does not have a track represented.
  • This is the first time different voice actors are used for the characters (excluding Junior Moon and Darrell Cartrip) in a Cars video game.
  • Smokey only appears in his Heyday paint job in this game.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Cars 3: Driven to Win Release Date Revealed
  2. ↑ Former Disney Infinity Dev's New Game Cars 3: Driven To Win Coming Soon
  3. ↑ Cars 3: Driven to Win is bringing Lightning and friends to consoles on June 13
  4. ↑ Metascore for Cars 3: Driven to Win on PS4, Metacritic, Retrieved March 11, 2020
  5. ↑ Metascore for Cars 3: Driven to Win on Xbox One, Metacritic, Retrieved March 11, 2020
  6. ↑ Metascore for Cars 3: Driven to Win on Nintendo Switch, Metacritic, Retrieved March 11, 2020
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Cars 3: Driven to Win
Playable Characters Lightning McQueen • Cruz Ramirez • Mater • Sally • Ramone • Guido • Bobby Swift • Brick Yardley • Chick Hicks • Natalie Certain • Arvy • Dr. Damage • Miss Fritter • Cam Spinner • Rich Mixon • Jackson Storm • Junior Moon • Louise Nash • River Scott • Smokey • Mack •Luigi • Sheriff • Fillmore • Flo • Sarge • Tractors • Siddeley • Bill • Frank • Ucchi • High Impact • Bill • Broadside • Airborne • Darrell Cartrip • Doc Hudson
Locations Radiator Springs • Florida International Speedway • Smokey's Automotive Service
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