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"Petrol" Pulaski is a mechanic and member of the official RPM racing team's pit crew. Once a member of the Eighth Street Carburetors gang, Petrol got into a street brawl with another vehicle, which led to him being apprehended by police. He was placed into a rehabilitation program that eventually led to his first trackside assignment, allowing him to work under Chief RPM's command.

History[]

Petrol's only appearance is in Cars. During the opening montage of the Dinoco 400, Petrol is seen holding up a can of Nitroade to Winford Bradford Rutherford's mouth so he can drink from it.

Physical description[]

He is a 2003 Nemomatic Propane-Powered Forklift with brown eyes and a yellow and orange livery. His roof is stylized to look like a cap, and he wears the RPM logo on his sides.

Official profiles[]

Car Finder Game[]

"Petrol" Pulaski
2003 Nemomatic Forklift
His story:
""Petrol" Pulaski used to ride with the Eighth Street Carburetors until he was apprehended in a downtown street brawl by police vehicles. Placed in a rehab program that eventually led him to his first assignment trackside, Petrol has become a role model for ex-gang forklifts everywhere."
His scene:

A near-identical bio is featured in Meet the Cars, with his vehicle type being additionally specified as a 2003 Nemomatic Propane-Powered Forklift.

Pixarpedia[]

Name Bio Image
Petrol Pulaski "Petrol Pulaski, a 2003 Nemomatic Propane-Powered/Forklift, is a pitty for the RPM team. He has a good understanding with the driver and team. And Pulaski knows his petrol!"

Race O Rama Series "Meet My Friend" description[]

  • Things weren't always easy for Petrol Pulaski. Now he is the fastest gas man on pit row for the RPM team.

Gallery[]

Names in other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
Hungarian Petrolszki Bandi
Polish Paweł Olejnik
Russian Бензо Заправский Benzo Zapravskiy

Trivia[]

  • (presumably) Petrol Pulaski alongside another RPM pitty appeared in an ad for Cars.[2]

References[]

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