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Reference Library

CarTuned Answers

Researched answers to the questions collectors actually ask, written against the ClubTuned catalog. Where a fact is not documented, we say so rather than estimate.

How do you identify a CarTuned Red Bottom chase?
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Turn the car over and look at the base. A Red Bottom is the chase version of a CarTuned release, identified by its signature red-painted base instead of the finish used on the standard release of the same casting.
What is a CarTuned Double Dripped chase?
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Double Dripped is a CarTuned chase variant identified by its double paint finish. It is a distinct chase type from a Red Bottom — a casting's Double Dripped and Red Bottom versions are separate collectibles with separate catalog records.
How are CarTuned lines and series organized?
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CarTuned releases are grouped into lines, each line contains numbered series, and each series contains individual releases. Chase variants hang off a release rather than sitting beside it, and multi-car packs are catalogued as their own releases.
How do I track which CarTuned cars I own and which I'm still missing?
Add each car to My Collection, then use the series checklists to see owned versus missing at a glance. Chase variants count separately from the standard release, and anything you still need can be saved to your Wanted list.
What is a CarTuned Z-MACK?
A Z-MACK is a CarTuned casting released as bare metal with no paint applied. ClubTuned catalogs Z-MACKS as a special edition line, and documented Z-MACK releases are extremely scarce.