In Pixar’s Cars, what is the name of the town’s neon-lit roadside motel?

In Pixar’s Cars, the town’s neon-lit roadside motel is the Cozy Cone Motel.

Sally Carrera owns and operates the Cozy Cone Motel in Radiator Springs. Its design uses traffic-cone imagery throughout the buildings and signs, turning a familiar road object into the central theme of a playful roadside business. The motel becomes Lightning McQueen’s temporary home after he is ordered to remain in town.

The Cozy Cone helps connect the film’s setting to the classic American roadside motel tradition. Route 66 communities once depended heavily on travelers, diners, gas stations, and motels, so the business reflects the town’s earlier life before traffic shifted to the interstate.

The name is sometimes mixed up with Flo’s V8 Café, which is a separate Radiator Springs business. The Wheel Well Motel is also a location in the Cars world, but it is not Sally’s neon cone-themed motel in the first film.