Note: To be considered a variant, it has to occur in sufficient quantity. Otherwise it is deemed an error. Also, are Hamm and Cruisin' McQueen still the only ones that have been seen on a 21-car card? If so, I wouldn't be surprised if they're the only ones that ever show up on that particular card configuration (since the next batch of releases will have updated cards to reflect the newest characters). All vehicles released with this card have lenticular eyes for the first time, with the exception of the Chase cars. These are sometimes referred to as the "Look" line.

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Team Bumper Save [with Bumper Save Hauler, original Bumper Save No. 90, wide Bumper Save Pitty without tool]Team Shiny Wax" - Shiny Wax (First non-exclusive release of this car), Nebekenezer Schmidt (First release of this car) & Senior Trax (First release of this car) (image) The racers were released with synthetic rubber tires (with the exception of Paint Mask Lightning McQueen and Radiator Springs Lightning McQueen). In December 2007, Mattel continued the die-cast line with a new series entitled "The World of Cars." This series then continued to be released throughout 2008.

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Team Octane Gain Crew" - Chief Octane Gain (First release of this car), Fat Octane Gain Pitty (a.k.a. Dudley Spare), Wide Octane Gain Pitty (w/impact wrench) (First release of this car), Thin Octane Gain Pitty (First release of this car) Dinoco Dream" - Bling-Bling Lightning McQueen, Gold Mia (First release of this car) & Gold Tia (First release of this car) (image) Lastly, was Filmore (with one L) released on a 16-car card? I know he was released that way as Fillmore, but I wasn't sure if he was available both ways. Oh boy...are there actually two different 16-car cards for each character, one with him listed as Filmore in the lineup and one with Fillmore? Oy. Any insights on these points would be appreciated! I strive for accuracy, after all. In May 2008, Mattel and Target signed another deal to release a new gift set with one new exclusive character.Fabulous Hudson Hornet - After switching to red rims, there are two versions of this vehicle. One has more pronounced eyelids and frame around the eye, and also deeper and more pronounced lines on the bottom of the Car. The other version has these features less pronounced. After the press is alerted of McQueen's whereabouts by Doc Hudson, Lightning is taken to the race, where he is distracted by thinking about the new friends he has made. In the middle of a daydream about them, McQueen spins into the field. When returning to the race, Lightning hears a voice on his microphone, which turns about to be Doc, who, along with many of his other friends, are serving as his pit crew. Due to their wide popularity, Mattel continued to release cars inspired by the film in a new series, widely referred to among collectors as the "Supercharged" series. This series was released at the end of 2006, and all through 2007. On August 14, 2007, Mattel recalled Sarge die-casts released in the "Supercharged" series because of lead-based paint used in their production by the die-cast's Chinese manufacturer. [3] This was part of a major series of recalls for Mattel and one of numerous recalls of Chinese products in 2007.