Princess Car

The Princess Car is a vehicle owned by Lola Loud. She uses it as a mode of transportation, in or out of the house.

Appearance

Lola's princess car is a small, pink vehicle that seats two people. It has a spoiler, and has customizations, such as stickers all over it. There is also what seems to represent a smiley face on the front of the vehicle, which has lipstick, and eyelashes on it.

Although it is a toy car, it functions with real gasoline, and also has an engine. It runs on fossil fuels according to "The Green House". In "Yes Man", Lola refers to the car as a jeep.

Genderbent version

In the alternate genderbent dimension from "One of the Boys", Lola's male counterpart Lexx drives a male variation of the car. This one has a military camouflage paint job, stars designed after military stars for soldier ranks, and a more menacing face.

Usage

Lola is the owner of the vehicle, and is often the one at the driver's wheel. She likes to drive around in it and have races around the house. She also uses it when she wants to get something that she wants from her other siblings, or stop them from getting in her way. Lola is shown to be an excellent driver at her age. Lana and Lucy can also drive the vehicle.

Appearances

Season 1

• "Sound of Silence"
• "Changing the Baby"
• "Ties That Bind"
• "Butterfly Effect"
• "The Green House"
• "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House"
• "Attention Deficit"
• "The Loudest Yard"
• "One of the Boys" (alternate version)
• "A Tattler's Tale"
• "One Flu Over the Loud House"

Season 2

• "Intern for the Worse"
• "Baby Steps"
• "Brawl in the Family"
• "Frog Wild"
• "Fed Up"
• "Potty Mouth"
• "Future Tense"
• "Yes Man"
• "Read Aloud"
• "The Crying Dame"

Season 3

• "No Place Like Homeschool"
• "Rita Her Rights"
• "Sitting Bull"
• "House of Lies"
• "Tea Tale Heart"
• "Home of the Fave"

Season 4

• "Recipe for Disaster"
• "Write and Wrong"

Trivia

• Despite the car belonging to Lola, some of her siblings have been seen driving it as well.
  • Lana is seen driving it in "Attention Deficit", "Intern for the Worse", "Frog Wild", and "The Crying Dame".
  • Lucy is forced to drive it in "A Tattler's Tale", when she finds out Lola knows about her secret.
  • Lincoln is seen driving it in "Rita Her Rights", he is the only boy to do so.
• In "No Place Like Homeschool", if you look closely, the licence plate reads "cya".
• In some episodes, the Princess Car can be seen next to Vanzilla, and there is also a sign that says: "Princess Parking".