Three-wheeled cars were first meant to be part of the Lemons group.In the actual movie, he is McMissile's ally, as he is not involved in the plot and only serves as an informant. A promotional artwork for this film (see below) actually incorrectly portrayed Tomber as a Lemon and therefore, Finn McMissile's enemy.' Electric shock! Are you kidding me?' - Cars 2 Trivia 20 different characters are playable, such as Mater, Lightning McQueen and the newly introduced Finn McMissile and Holley Shiftwell. The game was released on November 1, 2011. 1:55 Scale Diecast ( normal and with oil cans) Cars 2: The Video Game is a racing game for the 3DS, based on the not so well recieved Disney Pixar film Cars 2.Tomber works as Finn McMissile's informant agent. Strangely, in Cars 2: The Video Game, it reads 3PNY BIT. Tomber's license plate is PCS NO1R, an abbreviation for the French 'pièces noires,' a reference to the black market parts which he deals. So we kind of pulled from a lot of our favorite older French cars and kind of merged it together into this car.' I love French auto design of the early ’50s, ’60s, early ’70s of Citroëns, Renaults, and Peugeots.

John Lasseter said about Tomber's design : 'we made up our own. The Citroën DS also seems to have been an inspiration, mainly for the position of his rear turning indicators, which are situated in the upper corners of his rear window. Tomber largely resembles the English Reliant Regal three-wheeler, but also bears similarities to a French Citroën AMI 6, most notably in his double-headlight structure. Reliant Regal alongside Mattel's Tomber die-cast. He has a grey bumper, along with a small amount of rust on his body. Tomber is painted dark blue, with three wheels and chrome ornaments. He is a light weight vehicle, with lots of speed and little power. Tomber is an unlockable playable character in Cars 2: The Video Game, unlocked once access to Clearance Level 6 has been granted. Tomber and Mater hit it off right away because of them mutually respecting the other's knowledge of engines and parts. There, Tomber helps Finn and Holley by giving them info on some of the car parts in the photo they show him of the head of the lemons. Finn stops her, and Tomber scolds Holley for not knowing his identity. Tomber is then dragged by Mater to a more discreet area. Tomber then crashes and is zapped by Holley Shiftwell. As he spots him, Tomber makes a run for it which leads to a chase. In Cars 2, Tomber is seen at the Marché Aux Pièces located in Paris, talking to someone when he spots Finn McMissile's reflection through a mirror. By trade he deals car parts from a stall in a Parisian market - through his questionable merchandise source have led to his reluctant acquaintance with British secret agent Finn McMissile. Tomber is a dubious little French car with an unusual, and very unstable, three-wheeled design that befits the meaning of his name - to fall.

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