101 Cars (101 Dalmatians) Part 16 - A Roll in the Soot/To the Van

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Lightning, Sally and the little cars and trucks reach Dinsford, where they meet Smokey who give them a ride home. Lightning finds a massive pile of soot to look like a black muscle car. So Sally and the little cars and trucks do the same, as Smokey help each and every one of them to the van, so neither Harry and Marv nor Coco LaBocuhe recognized them - until the van drove off and snow dripped on them. So the chase continues with Coco aggressively biffing into the van. However, Harry and Marv also catch up but accidentally knock Coco’s car off the road in the snow. Now Harry and Marv have decided to give trying to scrap the little cars and trucks for now.

Cast:
Lightning McQueen as Pongo (both Strong, proud, smart, clever and fatherly)
Sally Carrera as Perdita (both beautiful and love Lightning and Pongo)
John Bennett as Roger Radcliffe
Lori Collins as Anita Radcliffe
Ted as Himself (Roger and Anita’s Friend)
Widow Tweed as Nanny (both old and kind)
Coco LaBouche as Cruella De Vil (both main female villains, selfish, bossy and rude)
Marv as Jasper (both tall, skinny, thieves and attempt to steal and kill)
Harry as Horace (both fat, short, names start with H and also thieves and attempt to steal and kill)
Luigi as Lucky (both names start with L)
Holley Shiftwell as Penny
Mater as Rolly
Herbie the Love Bug as Patch (both cheeky and small)
Guido as Freckles
Cruz Ramirez as Pepper
Thomas the Tank Engine as Sgt Tibbs
Sarge as The Colonel
Sonic the Hedgehog as the Captain
Gordon the Big Engine as Danny
James the Red Engine as Scottie
Buneary as Lucy
Pikachu as Towser
Doc Hudson as The Collie
Smokey as the Labrador
Various Radiator Springs Cars and Piston Cups Racers as The Other Dalmatian Puppies

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