- "All for one"
- —Tagline
Allinol (stylized as allinol) was a supposed brand of alternative fuel that was created by Miles Axlerod in Cars 2.
Cars 2[]
- "Our investigation proved that Allinol was actually gasoline, and Axlerod engineered it so that when it got hit by the beam, it would explode."
- —Holley Shiftwell
In Cars 2, it was first believed that Allinol was the result of Miles Axlerod's endless researches to find the renewable, clean-burning energy source of the future. In order to promote it, he organized the World Grand Prix, an international racing competition in which all racers were required to run on Allinol.
It was later revealed by Holley that Allinol was actually just regular gasoline that was engineered to boil, expand, and eventually explode, should it come into contact with electromagnetic radiation. While falsely claiming, twice, that Allinol was safe, Axlerod actually used it as the key part of his plan to turn the world against alternative fuels and have cars continue to rely solely on gasoline, due to him and his henchmen owning the largest untapped oil reserves in the world. Allinol can be lethal for a car if the level of radiation that is coming in contact with is strong enough, as seen with Rod "Torque" Redline.
What happened to Allinol after Axlerod was arrested is unknown. Though, it is likely that the fuel was never used anymore due to its original use.
Trivia[]
- The name "Allinol" is a play on "all in all" and "ethanol." It is, in a way, similar to the name of Buy N Large, also derived from a language expression.
- The leaf design on the letter "O", on the Allinol logo, is a modified version of the logo used in The Land pavilion at Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center from 1982 to 2005.
- The fact that Allinol was used in the World Grand Prix, an endurance racing competition, is likely a reference to the recent introduction of alternative fuels to the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the American Le Mans Series. Some of the Le Mans Prototypes use alternative fuels in the ALMS as a part of the Green X Challenge championship. Also, in 2014, Formula One car engines were made more environmentally-friendly and fuel-efficient.
- In the Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS versions of Cars 2: The Video Game, Allinol sponsors an unnamed Piston Cup racer.
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