But, when you use the headlights, it looks like shit. There’s a reason Wall-E has large expressive eyes, and not little beady ones.

Daniel Tiger had an entire episode devoted to being nice to Mom while she’s sick with a cold and helping to finish her chores while SHE TAKES A NAP.

Cosigned! Its a really wonderful show. I was thankful for it as a nanny, and even more so now as a parent. My toddler is more aware of her own and other’s feelings than I ever thought a toddler could be.

I do not agree.

Unfathomable crimes against humanity? That would be Hitler, Stalin, and the like who commited REAL crimes against humanity. I'm sure that if cartoon cars originally had their eyes in their windshields, this article wouldn't even exist. Why don't you get a grip and realize that their are far more important issues to…

I found the perfect car for you, Mr. Torchinsky!

How Pixar screwed up cartoon cars for a generation of kids

I'm afraid I'll have to disagree completely with all of this, because having the eyes be those tiny headlights would give them the appearance of something dimwitted. Basically, you'd be derpifying the cars. I couldn't imagine Paul Newman's voice coming out of the googly eyed snout of a Hudson Hornet. But another…

I think any 5 year old would be drawn the Pixar (eyes in windshield) car vs. the so car industry standard that the author feels is the only 'acceptable' cartoon car model. You want to know why? Bigger, more expressive eyes convey more emotion than smaller (headlight eyes). I think any 1st year psych major would…

The reason Pixar went with the eyes in the windshields was because the added room of the windshield allowed them more freedom with the eyes. I thought this was common knowledge.

Kids need something obvious and apparent. Having eyes in a tiny feature like the headlights won't be so obvious to kids. Plus, having the windshield opaque and showing nothing inside the car makes it seem like those eyes on the windshield are the driver and there is no common interior. Kids don't bitch about this,…