In Sonic Frontiers, cars appear exclusively in Cyber Space stages, specifically 1-7, 4-2, 4-7 and 4-9. In this game, they appear as obstacles which can be destroyed by jumping near or above them, by entering into them using a Skateboard (which can result into losing Rings), stomping or boosting into them, although by doing the latter will stop the boost, slowing down the player if they accidentally enter into them. After being destroyed, they will spawn Cyber-like particles. In gameplay, cars can damage the player or make the characters lose balance on their Extreme Gear and slow down if the characters collide with a car, unless the characters are riding a Bike or Wheel type Gear, in which case the player will punch the car away, gaining Gravity Points in doing so. By using Gravity Control, all cars will be flipped over and blown away from the screen. Boo · Boom Boo · Buzzer · Chopper · Crabmeat · Cubot · Death Egg · Death Egg Robot (mass-produced) · Dodon Pa · Egg Squid · Eggpawn · Eggpawn (Casino version) · Froggy · King Boom Boo · Mother Wisp · Orbot · Orca · Sandworm In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), cars are present in Action Stages and Town Missions, though their roles differ greatly between these areas.

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), by using Shadow's wall glitch before entering Dusty Desert's Mirror of Soleanna, the player can see a large number of cars that it seems to be in an early development of Soleanna New City. However, these cars do not appear to be customized as they crash into everything and cannot hurt the player. [1] In Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, the Speed Star made its debut as Sonic the Hedgehog's racing vehicle in the game. In this game, it was created by Tails using leftover parts from a failed invasion by Dr. Eggman. [5] In gameplay, it has the following statistics:

helps you find public parking spaces, with pricing and availability for parking locations near you. In Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, cars appear more rectangular and cramped. Also, they do not have wheels, being designed entirely around hovercrafts. They are only encountered in Megalo Station. Whenever you reverse into a parking space, the reversing camera will automatically display the rear view on your 8" touchscreen giving you better visibility, along with dynamic guidelines to help guide you into place (available on 'GT-Line' upwards). Team Sonic Racing web manual (Japanese). Team Introduction. Sega. Archived from the original on 10 June 2019. Retrieved on 4 March 2021. app, you can get the status of your car such as the distance it can travel or whether all doors are properly closed - at a glance, and you get notified if anything seems wrong. You also have access to a number of convenience features like Send To Car, which lets you select a destination on your phone and send it to your Stonic. You can also create a user profile so your preferred vehicle settings – like the orientation of the map or how your Stonic alerts you to speed cameras - apply once behind the wheel. When you park your car before arriving at your exact destination, the Kia Connect

services power your Kia with a number of connected services. Navigation is performed using live traffic data for the best possible route and journey time estimate, and your destination searches draw their results from the internet for maximum accuracy and relevance. You also have access to weather information, as well as live fuel prices for stations around you. And when you’ve almost arrived at your destination, Kia Connect In Sonic Adventure and its enhanced port Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, cars appear in both the Action Stages and Adventure Fields. In the Action Stages like Speed Highway, the cars are obstacles that passes by on road sections which will damage the player if touched. In the Station Square Adventure Field, cars drive around on the open roads where they will stop moving when the playable character is in front of them, but they will not cause damage when touched.

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Drift · Item Box Transfer · Radial Burst · Rival Takedown · Skim Boost · Slingshot · Start Line Boost · Stunt · Team Ultimate Appears in only the original Dreamcast version · **Appears in only Sonic Adventure DX · In Team Sonic's version of the stage, several grounded cars can be found on the path to the Goal Ring. They can be ran into and pushed out of the way, or they will eventually fall down on their own. you can also access your phone’s apps and functions – including navigation, voice control, hands-free calls and text, music streaming and much more. It should also be noted that when Classic Sonic is in front of a car, the car will stop, just like Sonic Adventure.

In this game however, the Speed Star's basic statistics grant it solid boost once more while retaining its solid top speed, but now with moderate acceleration and handling albeit with slightly below average defense (these base stats are also mirrored by the base version of Shadow's Dark Reaper in the same setting). However, its statistics, as well as its artistic design, can be modified by replacing its parts. In Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, the Speed Star has three distinct appearances that depend on its mode:The cars bear great resemblance to real-life passenger cars. They come in a variety of different designs with motif of real-life cars in the period from 1980-2010. Ancient Light · Crystal Ring · Fighting Gloves · Jet Anklet · Jet Booster · Laser Blaster · Life Belt · Light Speed Shoes · Long Hammer · Lure · Power Rod · Rhythm Badge · Shovel Claw · Warrior Feather In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics, the Speed Star is a vehicle built by Tails and used by Team Fighters as transportation to and from the Chaos Emerald Championship. It Doesn't Matter" · " Believe In Myself" · " Unknown from M.E." · " My Sweet Passion" · " Lazy Days (Livin' in Paradise)" · " Open Your Heart" · " Theme of "E-102γ""

In Sonic Heroes, cars only appear in Grand Metropolis. Instead of driving on the road, these cars fly through the sky of the stage. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) is an assistance system and does not relieve the driver from their responsibility to safely operate the vehicle at any time. The driver still has to adapt their driving behaviour to their personal driving capabilities, to the legal requirements and to the overall road and traffic conditions. FCA is not designed to drive the vehicle autonomously. For further information, please refer to the owner’s manual. Battle Arena | Battle Race | Boost Challenge | Boost Race | Capture the Chao | Drift Challenge | Pursuit | Race | Ring Race | Sprint | Traffic Challenge | Versus In Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, the Speed Star is used by Sonic the Hedgehog as his primary racing vehicle. In gameplay, it can transform into a boat, car or plane when passing through a Transformation Gate, with the mode of the vehicle depending on the terrain beyond the Transformation Gate. It possesses the following statistics:Beat Monster · Chao Pod · Cross Dozer · Dark Reaper · Egg Booster · Formula M · Frog Cruiser · Land Breaker · Lightron · Lip Spyder · Pink Cabriolet · Road Dragoon · Royal Chariot · Speed Star · Whirlwind Sport