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Cars Mack Truck Playset

This Mack truck "bachelor pad" playset inspired by the hit Disney Pixar movie "CARS," opens into Lightning McQueen's action-packed home on wheels. Here you can hang out with Lightning McQueen after a long day of racing. Play features include weight machine, rocking lounger, car lift, game station and more. Lightning McQueen vehicle sold separately.

With a bed pad loaded with play features, the Mack Truck playset from Mattel is inspired by the hit Pixar movie, "Cars." Recommended for children ages four and up, this action-packed home on wheels, allows kids to bring their imagination to life.
Fast, Exciting Play
Fans of the film, and all its fun, friendly characters, will remember Mack as the friend of Lightning McQueen -- the hot shot racing rookie -- whose image is on the side of the trailer. Not only is the adorable red semi truck transportation for McQueen, Mack is also a "bachelor pad" for the racecar with seven different play features, including a weight machine, car lift for repairs, game station, and more. A great place to cool down after a day of racing, the blue pad is a hang-out area, or -- with the push of the yellow/gray button -- a rocking "dance" lounger for McQueen. The vehicle also has a TV set, an opening fridge for a drink of oil or water, and a car wash with a sink, toothbrush and mirror.
Each character in the Mattel Pixar Cars set is beautifully detailed and blister packaged replica, designed in 1:55 scale die-cast. Measuring 14 inches long and 5 inches tall, the Mack Truck playset is also built with durable hard plastic that stands up to the play of young children. The Lightning McQueen figure is sold separately.


The Mack truck playset allows kids to bring their imagination to life.

Mack is also a bachelor pad for the racecars, including a weight machine, and car lift for repairs.

Denny Slagle, Mack Trucks CEO, working in disguise at the company’s Macungie Assembly Operations during production of the CBS TV show, Undercover Boss.

In production of the episode, Slagle worked side-by-side with employees at the Macungie, PA, plant that assembles every Mack truck sold in North America; the Hagerstown, MD, plant that produces every Mack engine sold in North America; and the Baltimore, MD, distribution center that provides parts to Mack dealers and customers.

Original broadcast date: Feb. 20, 2011

Sur le port de Cap-Haitien, un camion Mack Trucks avec des inscriptions religieuses ("brebis de Dieu" et "le travail des Jesus est de faire des miracles"), comme la plupart des camions.