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====''Mario Kart Wii''====
====''Mario Kart Wii''====
Standard Karts have been rebuilt in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'' with a new design featuring a two-stroke twin cylinder engine with four exhaust pipes and a more powerful sound, and the emblem on the block in the front and on a license plate on the back. This time, there is a Standard Kart for each individual size class rather for each character. They are named [[Standard Kart S]] for small characters, [[Standard Kart M]] for medium characters and [[Standard Kart L]] for large characters. Along with the Standard Karts, there are also [[Standard Bike]]s due to the introduction of bikes in the game. Each size class of Standard Karts has its own stats that reflect on the respective size class. Small characters are generally better with all stats except for speed and weight, while large characters are the opposite.
Standard Karts rebuilt in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'' with a new design featuring a two-stroke twin cylinder engine with four exhaust pipes and a more powerful sound, and the emblem on the block in the front and on a license plate on the back. This time, there is a Standard Kart for each individual size class rather for each character. They are named [[Standard Kart S]] for small characters, [[Standard Kart M]] for medium characters and [[Standard Kart L]] for large characters. Along with the Standard Karts, there are also [[Standard Bike]]s due to the introduction of bikes in the game. Each size class of Standard Karts has its own stats that reflect on the respective size class. Small characters are generally better with all stats except for speed and weight, while large characters are the opposite.


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