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After Bumblebee had his [[Transformation cog|T-cog]] extracted, [[Miko Nakadai|Miko]] and [[Raf Esquivel|Raf]] attempted to cheer Bumblebee by watching [[television]]. Unfortunately, a commercial for the Urbana 500 was playing just as the TV was switched off from the [[generic racing game]], making Bumblebee sadder. {{storylink|Operation Bumblebee, Part 1}} | After Bumblebee had his [[Transformation cog|T-cog]] extracted, [[Miko Nakadai|Miko]] and [[Raf Esquivel|Raf]] attempted to cheer Bumblebee by watching [[television]]. Unfortunately, a commercial for the Urbana 500 was playing just as the TV was switched off from the [[generic racing game]], making Bumblebee sadder. {{storylink|Operation Bumblebee, Part 1}} | ||
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[[Category:Vehicles]] | [[Category:Vehicles]] | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 21 May 2012
- The Urbana 500 is a car model from the Aligned continuity family.
The Urbana 500 is the latest in luxury cars. Along with the exposed engine block and mandatory racing stripes, there's too much to love.
It won't just rock your world. It will transform it.
Fiction
Prime cartoon
Bumblebee's alternate mode is a yellow Urbana 500.
An unidentified street racer was seen using a blue-and-red Urbana 500 as his vehicle of choice. Speed Metal
After Bumblebee had his T-cog extracted, Miko and Raf attempted to cheer Bumblebee by watching television. Unfortunately, a commercial for the Urbana 500 was playing just as the TV was switched off from the generic racing game, making Bumblebee sadder. Operation Bumblebee, Part 1
