Crazy credits for
Cars (2006) More at IMDbPro »

• The credits contain a dedication and retrospective of characters voiced by
  Joe Ranft, a Pixar writer who died in 2005.
• During credits, Mack (John Ratzenberger) watches car-versions of earlier
  Pixar hits, commenting on the fine actor in each scene before realizing
  it's the same actor (John Ratzenberger) playing different characters in
  each movie. There is an additional scene at end of credits, as with last
  year's Chronicles Of Narnia.
• At the end, the couple that were looking for directions to the Interstate,
  end up all dusty and still looking for the Interstate.
• Text reading "Celebrating 20 Years" is attached to the opening Pixar logo.
• At the end, the couple that were looking for directions to the Interstate,
  end up all dusty and still looking for the Interstate.
  While credits roll, a series of short postscript scenes show the
  resurrection of the town, like cars are now passing the town, Flo's V8 café
  is full of customers, customers trying out Ramone's body art, Guido's tire
  shop is full, a museum of Doc Hudson's racing days opens, Sarge opens a
  boot camp for off-road vehicles (who have never been off-road), the
  reopening of the Wheel Well Motel, etc.
  One of them is the reopening of the Radiator Springs Drive-in Theater,
  where they show movies of previous Pixar productions but in a car context,
  like Toy Story (in the marquee it's Toy Car Story), with the actual voices
  of Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, Monster Trucks, Inc., with the voices of John
  Goodman and Billy Crystal (Goodman is worried about the Boo mobile), and A
  Bug's Life, with the voice of Dave Foley.
  As an additional in-joke, Mack the truck praises the performances of Hamm
  in Toy Story, the Abominable Snowplow in Monster Trucks, Inc., P.T. Flea in
  A Bug's Life, which are all voiced, of course, by John Ratzenberger. Mack's
  final comment is they're voiced by the same actor and "what kind of
  cut-rate production is this" to reuse the same actor.

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