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[[File:MK8 Mario Drifting Standard Kart Shadowless Artwork.png|200px|thumb|[[Mario]] driving his [[Standard Kart]] in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'']]

'''{{wp|Go-kart|Karts}}''' are the main vehicles in the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]]. They can come in various sizes and colors for each character. While early ''Mario Kart'' games only depicted one kart, the [[Pipe Frame]], subsequent games have introduced newer karts with their own distinct appearances and stats such as speed, acceleration and handling. Usually, the kart that is closest to average in terms of stats in each game is defined as the [[Standard Kart]].

In ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'', [[Pipe Frame]]s are the only kart in the game. The term "kart" also applies to the [[Extra life|extra lives]] a driver has in [[Grand Prix]] mode. In the mode, all drivers start out with three karts, and one kart is lost when a driver comes in 5th place or lower or by retrying a race. When all karts are lost, the player is forced to exit to the title screen. It is possible to regain one more kart in the Grand Prix by placing the same position three times in a row.  

Mario collecting coin SMK artwork.jpg|[[Mario]]'s Pipe Frame

SMK Luigi Artwork.png|[[Luigi]]'s Pipe Frame

SMK Princess artwork.jpg|[[Princess Peach]]'s Pipe Frame

Yoshi SMK artwork.jpg|[[Yoshi]]'s Pipe Frame

Bowser SMK artwork.jpg|[[Bowser]]'s Pipe Frame

Donkey Kong JR SMK artwork.jpg|[[Donkey Kong Jr.]]'s Pipe Frame

Koopa Troopa SMK artwork.jpg|[[Koopa Troopa]]'s Pipe Frame

Toad SMK artwork.jpg|[[Toad]]'s Pipe Frame

Pipe Frames return in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'', with slight design changes and new sounds. Depending on the characters that use them, karts pertain to one of three weight classes: light, medium, and heavy. Lights are karts that show a high speed but a fairly low endurance. Medium karts show all-around traits, whereas Heavy karts have high endurance but poor speed.

Red Kart.png|[[Mario]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64 Luigi.png|[[Luigi]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64Kart3.png|Luigi's Pipe Frame

MK64 Peach.png|[[Princess Peach|Peach]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64Kart7.png|Peach's Pipe Frame

MK64 Toad.png|[[Toad]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64 Yoshi.png|[[Yoshi]]'s Pipe Frame

Mk64dk.png|[[Donkey Kong]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64 Bowser.png|[[Bowser]]'s Pipe Frame

MK64Kart8.png|Bowser's Pipe Frame

MK64 Wario.png|[[Wario]]'s Pipe Frame

Pipe Frames reappear in ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'' with the same traits as in ''Mario Kart 64''. The player can press {{button|gba|select}} to sound the horn on the kart during a race in the game.

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MKSC Mario.jpg|[[Mario]]'s Pipe Frame

Luigi MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Luigi]]'s Pipe Frame

Princess Peach MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Princess Peach|Peach]]'s Pipe Frame

Toad MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Toad]]'s Pipe Frame

Yoshi MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Yoshi]]'s Pipe Frame

DK MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Donkey Kong]]'s Pipe Frame

MKSC Wario Pointing Artwork.jpg|[[Wario]]'s Pipe Frame

Bowser MKSC artwork.jpg|[[Bowser]]'s Pipe Frame

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In ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'', there are new karts with new appearances and styles. Most of them reflect a character's special characteristics, such as [[Mario]]'s [[Red Fire]], which is a red and blue-colored all-terrain vehicle, rendering Mario's letter ''M'' emblem on its body and wheels. In this game, the karts have a seat on the front where a character drives the kart and a platform in the rear of the vehicle where the second character is able to use an [[item]], taken from the [[Item Box]]es. Similarly to previous games, the karts are split in the Light, Medium, and Heavy weight groups, though drivers can only use karts that fit their own weight. The [[Parade Kart]] breaks this rule, being usable for any character. The player can press the item button ({{button|gcn|X}}/{{button|gcn|Y}}) (without the rear character holding an item) to sound the horn, and the rear player makes a small pose.

Every kart has its own stats, which are qualified by the amount of stars on its acceleration, speed, and weight. In general however, lightweight karts have a high acceleration, but a fair low speed and endurance. Medium-weight karts have balanced stats, whereas heavyweight karts show a high top speed and endurance, and low acceleration. There are twenty-one karts in the game.

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RedFire.jpg|[[Mario]]'s [[Red Fire]]

MKDD Green Fire.png|[[Luigi]]'s [[Green Fire]]

Mkdd heart coach.jpg|[[Princess Peach|Peach]]'s [[Heart Coach]]

Bloom Coach MKDD artwork.png|[[Princess Daisy|Daisy]]'s [[Bloom Coach]]

Mkdd turbo yoshi.jpg|[[Yoshi]]'s [[Turbo Yoshi]]

MKDD Turbo Birdo.png|[[Birdo]]'s [[Turbo Birdo]]

GooGoobuggy.jpg|[[Baby Mario]]'s [[Goo-Goo Buggy]]

MKDD Rattle Buggy.png|[[Baby Luigi]]'s [[Rattle Buggy]]

MKDD Toad Kart.png|[[Toad]]'s [[Toad Kart]]

MKDD Toadette Kart.png|[[Toadette]]'s [[Toadette Kart]]

Mkdd koopa dasher.jpg|[[Koopa Troopa]]'s [[Koopa Dasher]]

MKDD Para-Wing.png|[[Koopa Paratroopa]]'s [[Para-Wing]]

Mkdd dk jumbo.jpg|[[Donkey Kong]]'s [[DK Jumbo]]

Barrel Train MKDD artwork.png|[[Diddy Kong]]'s [[Barrel Train]]

Mkdd koopa king.jpg|[[Bowser]]'s [[Koopa King]]

MKDD Bullet Blaster.png|[[Bowser Jr.]]'s [[Bullet Blaster]]

Wario Car MKDD art.jpg|[[Wario]]'s [[Wario Car]]

MKDD Waluigi Racer.png|[[Waluigi]]'s [[Waluigi Racer]]

MKDD Piranha Pipes.png|[[Petey Piranha]]'s [[Piranha Pipes]]

MKDD Boo Pipes.png|[[King Boo]]'s [[Boo Pipes]]

MKDD Parade Kart.png|[[Parade Kart]]

In ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]'', all the characters use a kart with rounded details and a solid build as opposed to other previous ''Mario Kart'' games. However, in ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]'', the characters have an option to choose a secondary kart that was made for them. In ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]'', there are now different karts that can be used by drivers.

Just as in ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'', all the karts are rated by the amount of the stars for each aspect. Regarding to the character selected, they can be light, medium, or heavy, emphasizing one of these aspects for the vehicle available. Some karts return in later installments and are listed in '''bold'''.

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MarioGP.jpg|[[Mario]]

LuigiGP.jpg|[[Luigi]]

YoshiGP.jpg|[[Yoshi]]

WarioKartarcade.jpg|[[Wario]]

PeachGP.jpg|[[Princess Peach|Peach]]

ToadGP.jpg|[[Toad]]

DonkeykongGP.jpg|[[Donkey Kong]]

BowserGP.jpg|[[Bowser]]

Pacman GP.jpg|[[Pac-Man]]

Mspacman GP.jpg|[[Ms. Pac-Man]]

Blinky.jpg|[[Blinky]]

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MarioGP2.jpg|'''Mario's kart'''

LuigiGP2.jpg|'''Luigi's kart'''

PeachGP2.jpg|'''Peach's kart'''

ToadGP2.jpg|'''Toad's kart'''

YoshiGP2.jpg|'''Yoshi's kart'''

DKGP2.jpg|'''Donkey Kong's kart'''

WarioGP2.jpg|'''Wario's kart'''

BowserGP2.jpg|'''Bowser's kart'''

PacManGP2.jpg|'''Pac-Man's kart'''

MsPacManGP2.jpg|'''Ms. Pac-Man's kart'''

BlinkyGP22.jpg|'''Blinky's kart'''

MametchiGP2.jpg|Mametchi's kart

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MKAGPDX Mario Standard.jpg|[[Standard Kart]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 1.jpg|[[Lightning Champ]]

MKAGPDX Peach Kart.jpg|[[Rainy Dream]]

MKAGPDX Waluigi Kart.jpg|'''[[Purple Strike]]'''

MKAGPDX Toad Kart.jpg|'''[[Mash Run]]'''

MKAGPDX Yoshi Kart.jpg|'''[[Egg Rider]]'''

MKAGPDX Pac-Man Kart.jpg|'''[[Soul Varoon]]'''

MKAGPDX DK Kart.jpg|'''[[Country Winner]]'''

MKAGPDX Luigi Kart.jpg|[[Vacuum Star]]

MKAGPDX Bowser Kart.jpg|[[Road Galleon]]

MKAGPDX Wario Kart.jpg|[[Bull Truck]]

MKAGPDX Don-chan Kart.jpg|[[Don Doko Drive]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 7.jpg|'''[[Sweets Party]]'''

MKAGPDX Mario Special 8.jpg|[[Drill Master]]

MKAGPDX Bowser Jr. Kart.jpg|[[Dyno Buggy]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 3.jpg|[[Metal Spark]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 4.jpg|[[Road Jetter]]

Mario Special 5.jpg|[[Marine Diver]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 6.jpg|[[X Racer]]

Mach Pegasus.jpg|[[Mach Pegasus]]

Blooper Diver.jpg|[[Blooper Diver]]

Hamburcar.jpg|[[Hamburcar]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 10.jpg|[[Ultra Voyager]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 9.jpg|[[Ultra Speeder]]

MKAGPDX Mario Special 11.jpg|[[Ultra Chaser]]

Ultra Leon.jpg|[[Ultra Leon]]

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In ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'', [[Standard Kart]]s replace Pipe Frames in the game. These karts are redesigned, having white bumpers and a frame of different color palettes that matches the character's custom color. The emblem of the character is shown over the hood, although the player can replace it with their own in the [[Mario Kart DS#Options|emblem maker option]]. Additionally, every character can select at least one of three vehicles (excluding [[Shy Guy]], having only his Standard SG), exclusive for being rather different in design and stats than the character's Standard Kart. While a Standard Kart has plain stats, the other vehicles can have a high speed, acceleration or items ratio, depending on what the vehicle is made for. Every Kart is qualified by six ratings:

*'''Acceleration:''' The time for achieving the top speed. Lightweight karts like [[Yoshi]]'s Standard YS have the highest acceleration rating.  

*'''Handling:''' The control over the vehicle in all type of terrains. The strength of the [[Mini-Turbo]] boost caused by drifting also depends on how high the kart's handling is.   

*'''Items:''' The variety of items to obtain in an [[Item Box]]. As the kart's item stat is high, the character can receive rarer items more commonly. The smaller the kart's wheels, the lower the meter is for the Items stat.

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MKDS B Dasher Model.png|[[Mario]]'s [[B Dasher]]

MKDS Standard Kart MR Model.png|Mario's [[Standard MR]]

MKDS Shooting Star Model.png|Mario's [[Shooting Star (kart)|Shooting Star]]

MKDS Poltergust 4000 Model.png|[[Luigi]]'s [[Poltergust 4000]]

MKDS Streamliner Model.png|Luigi's [[Streamliner]]

MKDS Royale Model.png|[[Princess Peach]]'s [[Royale]]

MKDS Standard Kart PC Model.png|Princess Peach's [[Standard PC]]

MKDS Light Tripper Model.png|Princess Peach's [[Light Tripper]]

MKDS Mushmellow Model.png|[[Toad]]'s [[Mushmellow]]

MKDS Standard Kart TD Model.png|Toad's [[Standard TD]]

MKDS 4-Wheel Cradle Model.png|Toad's [[4-Wheel Cradle]]

MKDS Rambi Rider Model.png|[[Donkey Kong]]'s [[Rambi Rider]]

MKDS Standard Kart DK Model.png|Donkey Kong's [[Standard DK]]

MKDS Wildlife Model.png|Donkey Kong's [[Wildlife]]

MKDS Brute Model.png|[[Wario]]'s [[Brute]]

MKDS Standard Kart WR Model.png|Wario's [[Standard WR]]

MKDS Dragonfly Model.png|Wario's [[Dragonfly]]

MKDS Tyrant Model.png|[[Bowser]]'s [[Tyrant]]

MKDS Standard Kart BW Model.png|Bowser's [[Standard BW]]

MKDS Hurricane Model.png|Bowser's [[Hurricane (kart)|Hurricane]]

MKDS Power Flower Model.png|[[Princess Daisy]]'s [[Power Flower (kart)|Power Flower]]

MKDS Light Dancer Model.png|Princess Daisy's [[Light Dancer]]

MKDS Gold Mantis Model.png|[[Waluigi]]'s [[Gold Mantis]]

MKDS Zipper Model.png|Waluigi's [[Zipper (kart)|Zipper]]

MKDS ROB-BLS Model.png|[[R.O.B.]]'s [[ROB-BLS]]

MKDS Standard Kart RB Model.png|R.O.B.'s [[Standard RB]]

MKDS ROB-LGS Model.png|R.O.B.'s [[ROB-LGS]]

MKDS Standard Kart SG Model.png|[[Shy Guy]]'s [[Standard SG]]

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In ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'', karts are once again redesigned with various details added than they appeared formerly. Similar to ''Mario Kart DS'', the typical go-karts receive the name of Standard Karts, and are classified according to the size of the vehicle, split in three groups: '''Standard Kart S''' for small-sized characters; '''Standard Kart M''' for medium size characters and '''Standard Kart L''' for large characters. Though weight classes are replaced for size classes, the general aspects of the karts are the same as appeared throughout the series.

ClassicDragster-Daisy.png|[[Daisy]]'s Classic Dragster/Nostalgia 1

MKW Mario Holding Bob-omb on Wild Wing Artwork.png|[[Mario]] driving his [[Wild Wing]] and preparing to throw a [[Bob-omb]]

Sprinter-MiiF.png|Female Mii's Sprinter/B Dasher Mk. 2

Wario Artwork - Mario Kart Wii.png|[[Wario]] driving his [[Standard Kart L]]

Offroader-Bowser.png|[[Bowser]]'s Offroader

Offroader-KingBoo.png|[[King Boo]]'s Offroader

Donkey Kong Art - Mario Kart Wii.png|Donkey Kong driving his [[Flame Flyer]] and preparing to throw a [[Red Shell]]

Bowser Art - Mario Kart Wii.png|Bowser driving his Flame Flyer and preparing to throw a [[Spiny Shell (blue)|Spiny Shell]]

FlameFlyer-KingBoo.png|King Boo's Flame Flyer

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MKW Red Team Kart.png|Red Team Standard Kart M

MKW Blue Team Kart.png|Blue Team Standard Kart M

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Karts return in ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'', with the Standard Karts having a similar design to their appearance from ''Mario Kart DS''. Karts now deploy [[glider]]s if a character is propelled in the air from a high place to help them glide, and when underwater, a propeller appears at the back to help push the kart along. Players are able to customize their karts as well by selecting different [[tire]]s and gliders.

=====Returning=====

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MK7 Toad-Standard Kart.png|[[Standard Kart|Standard]]

MK7 B Dasher.png|[[B Dasher]]

MK7 Egg 1.png|[[Egg 1]]

MK7 Barrel Train.png|[[Barrel Train]]

MK7 Pipe Frame.png|[[Pipe Frame]]

 

MK7 Gold Kart.png|[[Gold Standard]] (Gold Kart)

MK7 Royal Ribbon.png|[[Birthday Girl]] (Royal Ribbon)

MK7 Bumble V.png|[[Bumble V]]

MK7 Growlster.png|[[Bruiser]] (Growlster)

MK7 Soda Jet.png|[[Soda Jet]]

MK7 Tiny Tug.png|[[Tiny Tug]]

MK7 Cact-X.png|[[Cact-X]]

MK7 Koopa Clown.png|[[Koopa Clown]]

MK7 Cloud 9.png|[[Cloud 9]]

MK7 Zucchini.png|[[Zucchini]] (Gherkin)

MK7 Blue Seven.png|[[Blue Seven]]

MK7 Bolt Buggy.png|[[Bolt Buggy]]

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====''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe''====

Karts return in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. In the game, kart wheels go horizontal when racing in [[anti-gravity]]. Like in ''Mario Kart 7'', the players are able to choose the bodies, wheels, and gliders for their karts. The Pipe Frame and Gold Standard return from ''Mario Kart 7'' with slightly different appearances. The player can also press the player icon on the {{button|wiiu|GamePad}} to sound the horn (or press the item button when there's no item being held), a feature absent since ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!''. Karts also come equipped with lights, which turn on when karts enter a tunnel or a dark area.

Three additional karts are available for free (the [[GLA]], [[W 25 Silver Arrow]] and the [[300 SL Roadster]]), while eight more are paid DLC. In the enhanced [[Nintendo Switch]] port ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', all the kart parts from ''Mario Kart 8'' return as base game content, including the DLC parts, and some new karts are added.

=====Returning=====

StandardKartBodyMK8.png|[[Standard Kart]]

PipeFrameBodyMK8.png|[[Pipe Frame]]

Gold Standard.png|[[Gold Standard]] (Gold Kart)

MK8BlueFalcon.png|[[Blue Falcon]]

ZeldaMK8Bdasher.png|[[B Dasher]]

MK8DX Koopa Clown.png|[[Koopa Clown]] (''Deluxe'' only)

=====New=====

 

 

 

 

 

 

[[File:KartsCN.jpg|thumb|left|Mario and [[Luigi]] driving karts in the ''Club Nintendo'' comic "Die Jagd nach dem Nintendo 64: Krawall im All".]]

In the ''[[Club Nintendo (magazine)|Club Nintendo]]'' comic "[[Die Jagd nach dem Nintendo 64: Krawall im All]]", Mario and [[Luigi]] are seen driving karts in their mission to find a spaceship shaped like the [[Nintendo 64]]. They compete against [[Wario]] and [[Bowser]] and they drop [[Banana|Banana Peels]] to make Wario and Bowser crash. The karts in this comic resemble those from ''Mario Kart 64''. Unlike their video game equivalents, though, they can also be turned into jet skis by pushing a button on their steering-wheels.

A Pipe Frame appears in the Mario segment of the ''[[Mario Kirby Meisaku Video]]'' where Mario drives it during his pursuit of [[Wario|W]]. After being attacked by some monsters, the kart spins out near a vegetable garden.

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===''Super Mario-kun''===

[[File:Kart SuperMarioKun.jpg|thumb|Mario riding on a kart in the sixth volume of ''Super Mario-kun''.]]

Karts are commonly seen in the ''Mario Kart'' adaptions of ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'', where they are used in races against other racers.

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====''Super Smash Bros. Melee''====

In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', there is a collectible [[Trophy (Super Smash Bros. series)|trophy]] of a red [[Pipe Frame#Profiles and statistics|Pipe Frame]], but it is called "Racing Kart," associating it with karts in general.

Karts make a brief appearance in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. Unlike in ''Melee'', where they appear as trophies, they are obstacles for the [[Figure-8 Circuit (stage)|Mario Circuit]] battle stage. All the karts are as seen in ''Mario Kart DS'', driven by red [[Shy Guy]]s competing a race, while characters carry out their battle there. The karts tend to pass in the road where contestants fight, dealing damage to anybody who makes contact with them. Characters can use their moves against karts to send them flying away. Unlike how they looked in ''Mario Kart DS'', Karts come in various colors, and their bumpers and emblems are colored differently as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In ''[[Super Mario Maker]]'', one of the various forms of [[Costume Mario]] is Mario driving a kart. When he is jumping, his kart deploys a [[glider]]. The sound effects from ''Super Mario Kart'' are heard.

====''Super Mario Run''====

In ''[[Super Mario Run]]'', Mario and his kart appears as a statue.

 

===''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''===

[[File:TSMBM Illumination logo Minion.png|thumb|Stuart from the ''Despicable Me'' and ''Minions'' series on the kart in the Illumination logo for ''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''.]]

In ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', Stuart from the ''Despicable Me'' and ''Minions'' series uses a kart in the [[Illumination]] logo prior to the opening. When [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Toad]] arrive at the [[Donkey Kong Island|Jungle Kingdom]], the [[Driver (The Super Mario Bros. Movie)|Kong]] that greets them brings them to [[Cranky Kong]] on a kart. When it goes off a ramp, it opens its glider. After Cranky Kong suggests using karts to return to the [[Mushroom Kingdom]], the group go to the [[kart workshop]] to build their own vehicles. Mario builds a kart resembling the [[Standard Kart M]] and [[Pipe Frame]] while Toad builds a kart resembling the [[Tiny Titan]]. The group are joined by [[Donkey Kong]], Cranky Kong, and the [[Great Kong Army]] on their own karts to drive down the [[secret passage]] and [[Rainbow Road]]. While the group drive down Rainbow Road, the [[Koopa Troop]] ambush them with their own karts. Some resemble the [[Bullet Bike]] with [[Banzai Bill]] faces, while others are equipped with cannons that fire [[Green Shell]]s and [[Bullet Bill]]s. The karts built by the Kong Army are powered by [[banana]] juice, while the karts built by the Koopa Troop are powered by [[lava]].<ref>rawmeatcowboy (June 5, 2023). [https://gonintendo.com/contents/21228-miyamoto-suggested-mario-shouldn-t-like-mushrooms-in-the-mario-movie-and-more-bonus Miyamoto suggested Mario shouldn't like mushrooms in the Mario movie (and more bonus facts!)] ''Nintendo Life''. Retrieved June 5, 2023. ([https://web.archive.org/web/20230605210844/https://gonintendo.com/contents/21228-miyamoto-suggested-mario-shouldn-t-like-mushrooms-in-the-mario-movie-and-more-bonus Archived] June 5, 2023, 21:08:44 UTC via Wayback Machine.)</ref>

 

In the ''{{wp|Nintendogs}}'', it is possible to find Mario, Peach, and Bowser Karts from ''Mario Kart DS'', They play the [[GCN Mario Circuit]], [[GCN Peach Beach]], and [[Bowser's Castle (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)|Bowser's Castle]] music from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'', respectively, when used. Mario and Peach Karts also return ''{{wp|Nintendogs + Cats}}'', with the Bowser Kart being replaced by the Yoshi Kart. When used, Mario, Peach and Yoshi karts play the [[Mario Circuit (Mario Kart Wii)|Mario Circuit]], {{classic-link|DS|Peach Gardens}}, and {{classic-link|DS|Yoshi Falls}} music from ''Mario Kart Wii'', respectively.

 

|Hun=Kártya<br><small>({{media link|Kinder Surprise 2020 Hungarian-Romanian package.png|2020 ''Mario Kart'' Kinder Surprise<br>promotion in Romania and Hungary}})</small>

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*The Kart appears in [[Nintendo Monopoly]] under the name "''Mario Kart''", where it replaces Reading Railroad as a purchasable vehicle. It costs $200. There is also a [[Coin Block]]/[[Brick Block]] card that charges the player $150 for renewing their Kart license in the 2006 version, and only $50 in the 2010 version. The [[? Block]] card in both versions allows the player to take a spin in the kart, which advances them to the ''Mario Kart'' space along with a $200 passing Go bonus.

 

 

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