At the first glance, that is used with singular nouns, and those with plural.
However, sometimes I see that that is used with plural nouns as well.
So, both of these examples seems to be correct:
The obvious one:
The car that belongs to me needs to be repaired.
The not-so-obvious one:
The cars that belong to me need to be repaired. (That, not those.)
External references:
https://www.englishforums.com/English/ThatVsThose/pxnwl/post.htm
A quote from LibreOffice Writer user guide:
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How can I understand should I use "that" or "those" in such cases?