The T-Car is a vehicle designed by Cyborg that serves as one of the Teen Titans' modes of transportation.
With outstanding speed thanks to rocket boosters, a turret cannon at the top, as well as cup holders, the T-Car is very fit to drive the Titans into fights. It is modeled like an old hot rod, convertible in earlier episodes with a letter "T" shaped grille, but is later redesigned with a more modern look.
History[]
Season 1[]
In "Driver's Ed," Robin got the rest of the Titans to drive him to places using the T-Car, since his license was suspended. Cyborg, Raven, Beast Boy, and Starfire also used it to catch Robin and Ed later on in the episode. Unfortunately, it exploded later because Robin led them on a huge chase with many dangerous obstacles, which only he avoided.
"Dude Relax" marks the T-Car's second appearance in the series. Cyborg was tinkering with the systems and car mechanics as a form of relaxation. Too bad that Robin had to interrupt and completely dismantle it.
In "Burger vs. Burrito," Beast Boy replaced the engine of the T-Car with a burrito to repay Cyborg, thus rendering it immobilized.
Season 2[]
The T-Car was given a complete overhaul in "Road Trip," with a completely new design, weapons, and parts. It was used to make a road trip, and successfully defeated the H.I.V.E. (while also annoying Gizmo). The new vehicle has been used most likely in later episodes of the second season.
In "Rocks and Water", Beast Boy drives the T-Car to take himself and the other Titans to a restaurant for a triple date. During driving, he gets so distracted that he swerves onto the wrong lane.
Season 5[]
The T-Car is once again given a major upgrade, with the size of the wheels increased so that they match those of a monster truck and more suspensions are added. It is used to escape traffic jams as shown in "Stockton, CA!". The Titans use it to be more aggressive and literally crush all the other cars, on their way to fight a crime.
Season 6[]
The T-Car is dissembled in "Walk Away" after Beast Boy recklessly drives it to explode Plasmus, so the Titans end up needing to find a replacement vehicle.
It is being used in "Huggbees" to drive the Titans to arrive at the Warner Bros. Studios, but once again ends up getting crashed.
In "Real Art", the Titans use the T-Car to crash into the Jump City Museum of Art.
It is being used in "I Am Chair" when the Titans go to the mall.
Season 7[]
In "Batman's Birthday Gift", Cyborg tells Robin that the T-Car is in repair, but it apparently has exploded behind the scenes.
In "Breakfast", the T-Car is seen being parked outside Yum Yum Kitty Diner.
In "Free Perk", Cyborg has to drive the T-Car slowly when arriving at where Cinderblock is rampaging, since he wants to reduce the risk of getting hurt and paying for the medical insurance.
In "Porch Pirates", the Titans use the T-Car to snag the package from Axis Chemicals.
In "The Score", the Titans ride it to the Warner Bros. Studios to stop Ludwig Von Sournote, almost passing by him until they stop and drive a bit backwards.
Season 8[]
In "Winning a Golf Tournament Is The Solution to All Of Life's Money Problems", Cyborg leads to the T-Car being totaled due to not paying for the meters, so he and Robin try to win a 5000 dollar cheque from the DC Comics Invitational golf tournament. However, after the cheque is destroyed during their fight with The Brain and Monsieur Mallah, they decide to use the Brain and Mallah's golf kart as their replacement T-Car instead.
The T-Car later returns in "Always Be Crimefighting", where Cyborg has to recklessly drive it due to him following Robin's ridiculous crime leads, which causes it to get totaled again via crash-landing.
Robin would also drive the T-Car in "Haunted Tank", even reserving the front seat for his pumpkin. It would also be driven to the mansion where General Tucker and Harry used to live. Both Tucker and Harry would then "borrow" the T-Car for a ghost road trip together.
Trivia[]
The front design of the old T-Car.
- The initial "T" in the T-Car is an abbreviation of the Titans' car.
- In the original series, the T-Car looked more like a sports car,(More likely a 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier) while in Teen Titans Go!, it looks more like an early 20th century North American hot rod(Concretely as a 1932 Ford A Roadster V8 only with the T Grill Detail). However, after a complete overhaul in "Road Trip," the T-Car looks more of a 1980 Dodge Omni with a rear trunk spoiler.
- So far, the car has been destroyed multiple times.
- The Titans having a car is likely a reference to Cyborg's car in the original, which also got destroyed twice.
- In the episode "Stockton, CA!" the T-car was given a major upgrade with huge wheels and some pretty powerful suspension.
- Its license plate, which is located at its back, is "Titans".
- The T-Car was absent in Season 3 and Season 4.
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| Teen Titans Go! Objects | |
|---|---|
| Vehicles | T-Car • T-Plane • T-Sub • R-Cycle • H.I.V.E. Five Monster Van • Titan Robot • Silkiebot • Batmobile • JCPD Police Cruiser • Ed's Car • The Titan Yacht • Batcycle • Takayama 3000 |
| Toys | Starfire's Stuffed Animals • Bubble Bots • Darkseid Plushie • Orion • Pretty Pretty Pegasus Toys • Slade Plushie |
| Books | Book of Imagination • Ancient Legends • Raven's Spellbook • Physics Book • Pretty Pretty Pegasus: The Novel • The Rules of Robin • The Power of Dance • Starfire's Secret Diary • Bro Journal • The Naughty List |
| Magic | Legendary Sandwich of Power • Mysterious Prism • Cootie Catcher |
| Other | Communicator • Worlogog • Robin's Staff • Invasion of the Bubble Bots 2 • Deathtoilet • Portrait of Robin and Batman • Death Ray • Ditronium Crystal • Raven's Gem • Stems • Tears of Zephos • Flip Chart • Batmobile • Cactus • Zimdings (Font) • Kryptonite (object) • Giant Penny • Shrink Ray • Crown of King Fire • Batman Ornament |