In Pixar's Cars (2006), the number printed on Lightning McQueen's racing doors is 95.
The number is part of Lightning McQueen's visual identity throughout the film. He is a rookie race car competing in the Dinoco 400 and becomes famous for his speed, confidence, and bright red racing livery. The large yellow 95 appears on both sides of his body and is also associated with his racing merchandise.
The number is commonly linked to Pixar's history because Cars was released in 2006, and 95 can be read as a nod to 1995, the year Toy Story introduced Pixar's first feature film. That connection is widely discussed by fans, although the film's story does not explicitly explain the number. Lightning's design also includes sponsor decals and a lightning-bolt motif, which can cause mix-ups with other racing details.