What makes a cartoon car drive fast?

In cartoons, anything is possible. But realistically, a horse can't drive a car because they lack the skills and understanding needed to operate a vehicle.

Not likely. Eagles don't have the physical ability or skills to operate a car. It's just a fictional and imaginative concept in cartoons.

The use of dynamic lines and shading can give the impression of speed. Also, a sequence of rapid poses or positions of the car can make it seem fast.

One reason could be that they have no confidence in their driving skills. Another could be that they saw something terrifying on the road ahead. Or perhaps they have a history of bad driving experiences that makes them scared when driving.

It depends. In some cartoons, the way a character drives a car can be quite imaginative and not very realistic.

Well, in a cartoon world, a bumblebee could drive a car by having special powers or maybe it's all part of a fun fantasy adventure. Maybe the car is specially designed for tiny creatures like the bumblebee.

To drive a cartoon car to New York, you have to plan your journey carefully. Check the map for the best route, and also keep in mind the weather conditions. Also, make sure your cartoon car is equipped with necessary safety features.

No way! It's never safe for a baby, drunk or not, to drive a car, even in a cartoon. It's just a crazy and dangerous idea.

In cartoons, anything is possible! So, yes, a cat could drive a car if the creators imagine it that way.

Sure, in the world of cartoons, a dog driving a car can happen. It's all about creating fun and fantasy scenarios that capture our imagination. Usually, it's not based on reality but just for the joy of the story.