Gil

Gil is a semi-trailer truck who lives in the United States. He works as a freight hauler, transporting toxic industrial waste to recycling plants. He is known among other truckers for his jokes, despite using the same ones repeatedly.
He is a 1990 Peterbilt 372 with brown eyes and a dark green paintjob. His license plate number, ML115, is shared with M.A. Brake Drumm, Bertha Butterswagon, Houser Boon, Kim Carllins, J. Low Lee, Chet Boxkaar, Ben Crankleshaft, Oliver Lightload and Paul Valdez.
==History==
===Cars===
In Cars, Gil tunes in to watch the Piston Cup tie-breaker race at the Los Angeles International Speedway on television alongside Paul Valdez and some others at a petrol station.
===Thank You, I'll Pass===
Gil has a speaking role in the comic Thank You, I'll Pass. Mack and Lightning McQueen offer to transport Chick Hicks when Chick Hicks' Hauler breaks down on the side of the road, but Chick rudely declines. Gil then offers to transport Hicks, and Chick spitefully agrees, not realizing that he will be riding alongside loads of toxic waste.
==Official profiles==
===Car Finder Game===
A near-identical bio is featured in Meet the Cars, which additionally extends Gil's vehicle type name to a "1990 Peterbilt 372."
===Pixarpedia===
Name	Bio 	Image
Gil 	"Gil is a Peterbilt semi-hauler who loves to deliver. He's got a way with words and loves to chat. In fact, you could say he's an articulate truck!"	
==Gallery==
Gil diecast.jpg|Diecast (hauler)
Gil race o rama hauler.jpg|2009 release (hauler)
Gil final lap hauler.jpg|2010 release
Gil semi.jpg|Diecast (semi)
Gil semi radiator springs classic!--blue-- deluxe.jpg|2016 release (semi)
File:Gil (Meet the Cars).png|Meet the Cars artwork
File:Gil World Of Cars Book.png|World of Cars
==Names in other languages==
Language 	Name 	Transcription
Hungarian	Zúzoli	
Russian 	Гил 	Gil
Category:Cars characters
Category:Trucks
Category:Haulers
Category:Race Fans
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Category:Peterbilt
Category:Characters with brown eyes
Category:Male characters
Category:Modern cars