Following up on last year’s announcement that Pixar would be adopting a “one and a half” policy toward releasing one wholly original movie for every half-baked Monsters Unpaid Internship sequel, Disney’s Bob Iger announced today that at least two of those upcoming sequels will be Cars 3 and The Incredibles 2. The former was probably to be expected: Despite few leaving the first Cars saying, “I wish we could have spent more time with that Larry The Cable Guy truck,” Cars 2 was still a huge hit, it spawned Planes and the upcoming Planes: Fire And Rescue, and it furthered a franchise that could see spin-offs centered on all manner of anthropomorphic vehicles, from boats to trains to the Rascal scooters we’ll all be driving by the time the Cars property is finally depleted.