The Mirthmobile pulls up outside the house.
The Mirthmobile is Garth Algar's automobile. It is a blue 1976 AMC Pacer with flames painted on the sides. The vehicle is also Wayne Campbell's primary mode of transportation.
Features
The Mirthmobile originally had a cassette player, which was used to play a tape of Bohemian Rhapsody. The car was later fitted with a CD player mounted on top of the dash. It is also equipped with a licorice dispenser mounted on the ceiling.
In Wayne's World 2, in addition to the CD player and licorice dispenser, the Mirthmobile is seen to have a dispenser for disposable drinking cups installed in the dash, to the right of the tape deck. At one point, Garth uses a hose nozzle inside the car to fill his cup, although it is not clear where the hose is attached or where the water comes from.
Other Details
Although not explicitly stated, the Mirthmobile almost certainly has an automatic transmission.
The front and rear wheels do not match (only the front wheels appear to be the original Pacer wheels).
The car does not have seat belts, or if it does, they are never used.
The vehicle is registered in the state of Illinois. Its license plate number is F3B 259.
Variations
The alternate endings of Wayne's World 2 include two other versions of the Mirthmobile. In the Thelma & Louise Ending, Wayne and Garth are in a convertible version of the Mirthmobile, which they drive off a cliff. The convertible was a custom vehicle built for the movie, as AMC never produced a convertible version of the Pacer.
The convertible Mirthmobile.
In the Happy Ending, the bands arrive at Waynestock in a stretched six-wheeled Mirthmobile limosine, which has a badge on the side that reads "Mirthlimo 1" as well as much larger flame decals. Like the convertible Pacer, the Mirthlimo was a one-of-a-kind custom vehicle. The actual car is 36 feet long.
The Mirthlimo 1, in which the bands arrive at Waynestock.