For McQueen's second Cars movie, his design was changed a bit to keep pace with the NASCARs of the time, adding a raised wing like the contemporary late 2000s and early 2010s Car of Tomorrow NASCARs.

And yet, 11 years after his dynamic rookie season, McQueen is already fizzling out in “Cars 3.” A common complaint about the “Cars” franchise is that the audience sees very little of McQueen in his ...

Cars is a film series many dismiss as only existing ... Brian Truitt, USA Today: While still not a Pixar classic by any stretch, Lightning McQueen and his four-wheeled bunch at least get in ...

In the age of CGI special effects, the average moviegoer may forget that filmmakers have pulled off some intensive and ...

In 1971, McQueen’s Solar Productions sold the car, which was used for close-up shots, as well as another car used in the film, according to The New York Times. Three years later, Bob Kiernan ...

McQueen had a long history of direct-to-video action films before he ultimately stepped ... first as a race car driver, and later as the head of his own company, McQueen Racing, LLC.

one year after his fellow Porsche buff bought the car for $1.32 million. Click here for more photos of Steve McQueen’s Porsche 917K from the movie Le Mans.