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"Five cents?" McQueen scoffed to himself. "What is this, the Stone Age?"

McQueen puffed up his glossy red hood. "I am Lightning McQueen. The Lightning McQueen. I’m not lost. I’m… scouting."

"You don't need a big oil company to tell you you're a winner, McQueen," Hank said as they rolled into the cool night. "You already figured it out. You just forgot."

"No?"

"Five cents," Hank said. "But you already paid it. The day you pushed The King."

"Only on an old AM radio," Hank said. "But I heard it. The King. The rookie. The last-lap wreck." He paused. "And I heard you turn left to push him across the finish line."

McQueen’s jaw dropped. But when he looked back, the old blue truck had already faded into the shadows, his rusty tail lights two tiny red embers in the dark. disney cars 1

And somewhere, far away in Radiator Springs, an old 1951 Hudson Hornet woke from a nap, smiled to himself, and whispered, "You’re welcome, kid."

Hank chuckled, a low, rattling cough. "Scouting for what? A ditch to sleep in? The next exit is forty-two miles that way," he nodded with his bumper, "and the other way is sixty. You got enough premium in that tank of yours to make either?"

From the darkness, a deep, weary voice rumbled. "It’s not about the money, son. It’s about the principle." "Five cents

McQueen looked at his fuel gauge. It was hovering on 'E'. He’d been so angry, he hadn't noticed.

"I said it's about the principle." Hank’s single eye (his left headlight) softened. "You raced tonight. The big race. The Dinoco 400."

Hank’s single headlight flickered, then glowed steady. "His name was Doc. Doc Hudson." The Lightning McQueen

"Name’s Hank," he said, his voice like gravel rolling downhill. "You lost, or just stupid?"