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The Little Cars 8: Making a Mess (2011)
The Little Cars get their wheels dirty when they investigate the legendary Monster Tractor, Mr.V8 s grease trails get mistaken for fine art and the circus comes to the town of Rodopolis!
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The Little Cars get their wheels dirty when they investigate the legendary Monster Tractor, Mr.V8 s grease trails get mistaken for fine art and the circus comes to the town of Rodopolis!
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Genre:Animation, Family, Action
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In Theaters:9/13/2011
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Runtime:37 minutes
Studio:Video Brinquedo
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