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to make human— as in how in cartoons about cars, or car toys, or even just the way we look at cars we ascribe human traits to them, specifically reading their parts as features of a face.

the spark that got them excited about the world of automobiles was a fictional car from their favorite cartoon. But just like ...

I don't know about you kids, but the never-ending flow of cars with cartoon characters on them has got me thinking this is the symbol of a generation. I first stumbled upon this trend back in 2012 ...

His was a home-market car, which isn't a parts problem, but it does provide ... It really does look like a cartoon car. But the Bianchina's charm makes up for its tiny size and engine.

And sometimes the cars of the characters are just as important. You can draw and create anything for a cartoon. Buildings don’t have to be structurally sound and cars don’t have to be ...