In Pixar's Cars, what type of vehicle is Fillmore, the town's peace-loving resident?

In Pixar's Cars, Fillmore is a Volkswagen Type 2 microbus.

Fillmore runs the organic fuel shop in Radiator Springs and is portrayed as a peace-loving, counterculture-inspired character. His rounded body, split windshield, and boxy rear section identify him as a classic Volkswagen Type 2, a vehicle often called a Microbus or Transporter.

The character's name and business reflect the film's playful references to 1960s counterculture. His friend and neighbor Sarge, a military-style Jeep, represents a contrasting personality, creating one of the town's recurring comic pairings.

The Type 2 was introduced by Volkswagen in the 1950s as a versatile van. Fillmore's fictional fuel products are not the same as real-world automotive fuels, but the character's vehicle design is grounded in a recognizable production model.