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Disney: Pixar Cars for Nintendo Wii captures the charm of the popular movie with fast-paced, fun racing gameplay. This used edition comes complete in box (CIB) and is perfect for fans wanting to drive as their favorite Cars characters. Minor scratches on the disc do not affect playability, letting you show off your skills across themed race tracks. Dive into a colorful, family-friendly racing experience that balances accessibility and challenge.

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed
SKUC39
Nintendo WiiVideo Games & ConsolesCibPs2Showoff

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