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What Food-Themed Special-Edition Cars Would Just Make Sense?

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A little while back, Jason told us about how Slate was collaborating with the candy brand Smartie’s to create wraps for their new trucks. These would be the bright, pale pastels that make up the individual flavors of their very chalky candies that come in rolls that I usually just bust open and dump the entire contents of into my mouth.

That had me thinking of what other candy or food tie-ins we could do with cars?

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Smarties was an easy one, since they offer so many pastel colors:

Slate Smarties Colors
source: Slate

The lovely brown color you could get the Toyota Sienne in with a tan interior was crying out for a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup edition. Some stripes, a few decals, and there you go. There would even be peanut butter cups mashed into the carpet, or at least there would be by around day three of ownership if you know the kind of passengers that ride in the back of these things (I personally have a couple of them).

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sources: Toyota, Reese’s

Nissan hasn’t given us a Pike car in decades, but we could at least have some brightly-color Kicks in special lurid shades. I say a Kicks Peeps edition in the colors of those rather disgusting squishy marshmallow chicks might be ideal.

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sources: Nissan, Just Born Quality Confections

Some cars were ripe for food themes based on their names. The AMC Concord should have been available in the color of the grape that shared the same name. The Datsun Cherry was never available in a red special edition with scratch-and-sniff seats, at least not that I know of.

Let’s hear more from you! What food-themed special editions make sense for any cars you like, past or present?

Top graphic image: Slate

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Andy Individual
Andy Individual
1 day ago

Mitsouka Wienermobile body kit for Autozam. Call it the Cocktail.

CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
1 day ago

Mitsubishi Lancer or Nismo and Juul

Last edited 1 day ago by CR-V Oswald
CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
1 day ago

Dodge and Skoal dip

Canopysaurus
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Canopysaurus
19 hours ago
Reply to  CR-V Oswald

Complete with spit cup and vinyl stain decals down its flanks.

CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
19 hours ago
Reply to  Canopysaurus

And a thin blue line flag sticker and Punisher tow hitch cover.

And maybe a decal of Calvin peeing on both Ford and GM logos.

Last edited 19 hours ago by CR-V Oswald
Ben
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Ben
1 day ago

The Macho Man Slim Jim commercials seem very Dodge/Ram coded to me.

Canopysaurus
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Canopysaurus
19 hours ago
Reply to  Ben

Snap into a Ram Jam.

CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
1 day ago

Why is strawberry green?

Carbon Fiber Sasquatch
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Carbon Fiber Sasquatch
1 day ago
Reply to  CR-V Oswald

Because cherry is pink

CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
22 hours ago

Cherry is way more pink than strawberry is green.

NebraskaStig
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NebraskaStig
21 hours ago
Reply to  CR-V Oswald

Haribo green gummy bear is also Strawberry in the US (it’s green apple elsewhere)

CR-V Oswald
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CR-V Oswald
19 hours ago
Reply to  NebraskaStig

I’ve been lied to

NebraskaStig
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NebraskaStig
13 hours ago
Reply to  CR-V Oswald

TBH Haribo eat like unripened gummies. Oily, tough. They tear not yield under moderate pressure. Mott’s bite are like perfectly ripened pears on their texture and tooth. Welch’s are the big box store that’s not Costco gummy. Source: Father of a 1st Grader.

CarEsq
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CarEsq
1 day ago

Bartles & James Volkswagen Cabrio.

Tbird
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Tbird
1 day ago

White Claw edition Jeep Wrangler.

VictoriousSandwich
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VictoriousSandwich
1 day ago

Oscar Mayer Wienermobile BMW?

William Domer
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William Domer
1 day ago

Toberlone for the cyber thing

Canopysaurus
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Canopysaurus
19 hours ago
Reply to  William Domer

With hotel room snack bar pricing.

Ian McClure
Ian McClure
1 day ago

I’m Surprised no one has pointed out the already-existing Red Bull Minis.

NebraskaStig
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NebraskaStig
21 hours ago
Reply to  Ian McClure

Suzuki X-90 was the OG Red Bull car though.

TriangleRAD
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TriangleRAD
21 hours ago
Reply to  NebraskaStig

A Stig of culture, I see.

Carbon Fiber Sasquatch
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Carbon Fiber Sasquatch
1 day ago

Nature Valley Granola Bars Subaru

HP Sauce Mini Cooper

Skittles Lamborghini

Jolly Rancher Porsche

Gordon’s Gin Aston Martin, IYKYK

Starbucks Ford Mach-E, get it in a light brown and it’s a Mach-E Auto (Macchiato)

Last edited 1 day ago by Carbon Fiber Sasquatch
VictoriousSandwich
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VictoriousSandwich
1 day ago

Nature Valley x Subaru genuinely made me lol

Tong Thrower
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Tong Thrower
1 day ago

I’ll take the hit.

Rolls-Royce Grey Poupon Edition. (You know you were thinking it.)

Last edited 1 day ago by Tong Thrower
TriangleRAD
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TriangleRAD
21 hours ago
Reply to  Tong Thrower

Pardon me…

Y2Keith
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Y2Keith
20 hours ago
Reply to  Tong Thrower

Nice car… for me to Poupon!

Mike F.
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Mike F.
1 day ago

A Kia “Stinger Edition” Stinger? It would come in a light tan with the recipe for a Stinger (1 part brandy, 1 part white creme de menthe, stir with ice, strain into a coupe) printed on the side? Fold-down bar on the passenger side of the front dash? Barf bag storage in the back? No?

4jim
4jim
1 day ago

Bob’s Red Mill Old Country Style Muesli Subaru Outback.

Tong Thrower
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Tong Thrower
1 day ago
Reply to  4jim

First time I saw that picture of ol’ Bob I immediately said “That man drives an MG TD.”

Anonymous Person
Anonymous Person
1 day ago

Reese’s has an apostrophe.

Smarties does not.

Just ask David.

How about a Starbucks Suzuki Cappuccino?

Or a Tabasco Porsche Cayenne?

And of course, there could be a Taco Bell Tacoma.

Who Knows
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Who Knows
1 day ago

If the apple car had made it, then a Spam edition of that (or any other tech company vehicle that might show up)

M SV
M SV
1 day ago

Starbucks Tesla Model Y or GMC Yukon
Dunkin Buick Encore or Kia soul
Duch bros Subaru Ascent or Altima

Rommi
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Rommi
1 day ago

Taco Bell
Diet Coke
Costco (specifically the food court)

Put these on any car. Taco Bell might work best for a WRX though

Last edited 1 day ago by Rommi
Spikedlemon
Spikedlemon
1 day ago

Ram Trucks & Busch Light
or
Chevy Trucks & Natty Light

Last edited 1 day ago by Spikedlemon
NebraskaStig
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NebraskaStig
21 hours ago
Reply to  Spikedlemon

Chevy Silverado is absolutely more Busch Light but also “Like a (Rolling) Rock”
Dodge Rams would be Modelo Especial.
Ram Rams would be Natty or Keystone.
Ford is Bud Light.
GMC is Molson or Labatts’s.
Tundra would be Shiner Bock, Sam Adams, Fat Tire, or Boulevard Wheat depending on regional area.

Last edited 21 hours ago by NebraskaStig
Jack Trade
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Jack Trade
1 day ago

I feel the Hummer (then or now, take your pick) needs a KFC tie in, specifically, that sandwich where they replace the bread with fried chicken.

Boulevard_Yachtsman
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Boulevard_Yachtsman
1 day ago

The Reece’s theme would also work well on an El Camino. Two great tastes that taste great together!

JurassicComanche25
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JurassicComanche25
1 day ago

We need another roundy car for the skittles edition- Neons would have been perfect, round and colorful.

Some crossover needs to have a crossover partnership with wines. Whats todays soccer mom car? CRV? Pacifica? Give it a bordeaux color, rose, off-white white. Comes with Nappa leather and an included trip to the Napa valley for a wine tour.

Maybe the Ferrari 458 should have had a smores edition.

MaximillianMeen
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MaximillianMeen
1 day ago

Absolute Citron Citroen.
Ferrero Rocher Ferrari

Aaron Nichols
Aaron Nichols
1 day ago

Nissan Altimas and White Monsters

Martin Witkosky
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Martin Witkosky
1 day ago

Lamborghini and Red Bull.

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