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| ⚫ | [[File:Re-Volting logo-0.png|thumb|146x146px]]'''Re-Volting''' is a trademark for rebuilt alternators and batteries, for when cars' alternators start to fail. [[Davey Apex]], the [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] racer, beared this sponsor, as well as Davey's reserve driver, [[Bashman]]. Between ''[[Cars]]'' and ''[[Cars 3]]'', [[T.G. Castlenut]] replaces Davey Apex and the number changes from 84 to 48. However, in ''Cars 3'', following [[Jackson Storm]]'s win at the [[Copper Canyon Speedway]], T.G. Castlenut is fired, along with five other veterans, and replaced by a next-generation racer named [[Aaron Clocker]]. |
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| ⚫ | '''Re-Volting''' is a trademark for rebuilt alternators and batteries, for when cars' alternators start to fail. [[Davey Apex]], the Piston Cup racer, beared this sponsor, as well as Davey's reserve driver, [[Bashman]]. Between ''Cars'' and ''Cars 3'', [[T.G. Castlenut]] replaces Davey Apex and the number changes from 84 to 48. However, in ''Cars 3'', following Jackson Storm's win at the [[Copper Canyon Speedway]], T.G Castlenut is fired, along with five other veterans, and replaced by a next-generation racer named [[Aaron Clocker]] |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
| + | <gallery widths="175" position="center" bordersize="none" hideaddbutton="true" captionalign="center"> |
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| − | Davey Apex.png|Davey Apex |
+ | Davey Apex.png|[[Davey Apex]]. |
| − | + | BashmanCTVG.jpg|[[Bashman]]. |
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| − | Clocker, Aaron.JPG|Aaron Clocker |
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| − | + | Aaron clocker.png|[[Aaron Clocker]]. |
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| − | + | Newing, LeRoy.jpeg|[[Leroy Heming]]. |
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| − | Re Volting Hauler.jpg| |
+ | Re Volting Hauler.jpg|The [[Re-Volting Hauler]] (Cars 1). |
| + | C.L. Ernest.png|The Re-Volting Hauler (Cars 3). |
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| − | BashmanCTVG.jpg|Bashman |
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| + | Re_volting.png|Old Cars 1 logo. |
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| − | IMG_4194.PNG|Battery in Toy Story 3 |
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| − | + | Re-Volting_logo.png|Old Cars 3 logo. |
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| − | bandicam 2017-10-26 22-26-13-040.jpg|Davey Apex Diecast |
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| − | bandicam 2017-10-26 22-25-57-964.jpg|T.G. Castlenut Diecast |
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| − | bandicam 2017-10-26 22-26-28-658.jpg|Aaron Clocker Diecast |
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| − | Bandicam 2017-11-13 09-47-55-861.jpg|Next-Gen Re-Volting Hauler |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *Re-Volting appears as a batteries mark in |
+ | *Re-Volting appears as a batteries mark, as seen in the 2010 film ''[[w:c:pixar:Toy Story 3|Toy Story 3]]''. |
| − | *In 2006 the Re-Volting racers beared #84. In 2017 they were #48. In the 1950s they were #300. |
+ | *In 2006, the Re-Volting racers beared #84. In 2017, they were #48. In the 1950s, they were #300. |
| − | *Re-Volting is the sponsor with the most |
+ | *Re-Volting is the sponsor with the most racers shown, with five in total (Davey, Bashman, Castlenut, Aaron and Leroy Heming). |
| + | *Davey Apex has the same number [[Mac iCar]] and [[J.P. Drive]]. |
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[[Category:Sponsors]] |
[[Category:Sponsors]] |
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[[Category:Cars: The Video Game Sponsors]] |
[[Category:Cars: The Video Game Sponsors]] |
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[[Category:Cars: The Video Game]] |
[[Category:Cars: The Video Game]] |
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[[Category:Re-Volting]] |
[[Category:Re-Volting]] |
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| + | [[Category:Trademarks]] |
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| + | [[Category:Car Companies]] |
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Revision as of 13:19, 2 September 2020
Re-Volting is a trademark for rebuilt alternators and batteries, for when cars' alternators start to fail. Davey Apex, the Piston Cup racer, beared this sponsor, as well as Davey's reserve driver, Bashman. Between Cars and Cars 3, T.G. Castlenut replaces Davey Apex and the number changes from 84 to 48. However, in Cars 3, following Jackson Storm's win at the Copper Canyon Speedway, T.G. Castlenut is fired, along with five other veterans, and replaced by a next-generation racer named Aaron Clocker.
Gallery
Trivia
- Re-Volting appears as a batteries mark, as seen in the 2010 film Toy Story 3.
- In 2006, the Re-Volting racers beared #84. In 2017, they were #48. In the 1950s, they were #300.
- Re-Volting is the sponsor with the most racers shown, with five in total (Davey, Bashman, Castlenut, Aaron and Leroy Heming).
- Davey Apex has the same number Mac iCar and J.P. Drive.