In Pixar's Cars, which car owns the Radiator Springs body-art shop?

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In Pixar's Cars, Ramone owns the Radiator Springs body-art shop.

Ramone operates the House of Body Art, where he paints custom designs on vehicles. He is known for changing his own paint job frequently, using his appearance as a form of artistic expression. The shop and character help give Radiator Springs a distinct community identity.

Ramone is modeled as a 1959 Chevrolet Impala lowrider. Lowrider culture is associated with customized suspension, detailed paintwork, and carefully crafted body styling, especially in parts of the American Southwest and West Coast. The film adapts those visual traditions into a family-friendly character design.

Cheech Marin voices Ramone. A frequent mix-up is assigning the shop to Luigi, who runs Luigi’s Casa Della Tires, or to Flo, who operates Flo’s V8 Café. Ramone’s shop is specifically the town’s custom paint and body-art business.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Oct. 2026

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