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The "anatomy" of Pixar's Cars characters is a mix of mechanical and organic, with their eyes on the windshields and their tires acting as hands. While the films don't explicitly show their internal workings, concept art and in-movie details suggest they have internal organs like lungs, stomachs, and even a brain, implying they are living creatures rather than just advanced vehicles. This is supported by their ability to eat, drink, and use bathrooms. Mechanical and organic features
Eyes: Located on the windshield, giving them a more human-like point of view.
Hands: Their tires are used as hands, with exceptions like tow trucks using their tow hooks and forklifts using their forks.
Internal organs: Concept art and details like hiccups, breathing, and eating suggest they have internal organs such as lungs, stomachs, and a brain.
Brain: One piece of official concept art shows a pulsating brain behind the windshield.
How the characters function
Movement: They move on their own, but their movements are limited by their physical form. For example, they can't take it too far without falling apart.
Communication: They communicate through a combination of their mouths and other body language, similar to how humans do.
Social structure: They have a social structure that includes relationships, jobs, and even a history that dates back to prehistoric times.
Reproduction: The films don't show how they reproduce, but the existence of sex-segregated bathrooms suggests they have a biological distinction between male and female cars.

The Cars universe features a world populated entirely by anthropomorphic vehicles, including cars, planes, and trains, with no human beings present. It is a standalone world within the broader Pixar cinematic universe.
Key Characteristics of the Cars Universe
Sentient Vehicles: All characters are living, breathing, sentient vehicles with eyes in their windshields and mouths at the front.
Human-like Society: The world has its own infrastructure, culture, and social systems (including capitalism and a form of government) that mirror human society, but all tailored to cars.
No Humans: Humans do not appear in this universe, with one popular theory suggesting that advanced AI cars eventually removed them after gaining sentience and replicating themselves.
Life Cycle: Vehicles are born, live, and die, much like organic life. They experience illness (taking "Gaspirin" medicine) and have an equivalent of the Grim Reaper.
Evolution/Creation: The exact origin is a topic of fan theories, but an official (though jokingly delivered) explanation from the creative director suggests that self-driving cars became so smart they decided they no longer needed humans, taking on the personality of their last owner.