There is a lot more to like in the “xXx” movie than the captions to Vin Diesel`s utterances. So, if you pay more attention to the legendary movie car, 1967 Pontiac GTO Car, it has complete gadget …
The 1970 Dodge Charger Car from the Fast and Furious is real movie superstar. However, the most famous Charger was the “General Lee‘s” car from the “The Dukes of Hazzard” TV show. Another Dodge Charger took part in …
The Batmobiles have transcended generations as the Bond cars and they also remain cool. But the Batmobile Tumbler from the Batman Begins and The Dark Knight (directed by Christopher Nolan) is the most technically significant Batman’s car since the George …
We can say that the Australians are just as power-hungry as Americans when it cars. So, the Australian arms of American cars created some brutal muscle machines in the ’60 and ’70-ties. One of those models …
The 1970 Dodge Challenger Vanishing Point (called like that because of the movie it starts in) was the ’60’s ad ’70’s one of the most impressive muscle cars. And of course its reputation was confirmed with the …
Any ride that was driven or even stood next to by superstar Steve McQueen was made cooler. However, the 1968 Mustang GT 390 in Highland Green color did not need a help. The movie’s chase scenes …
The legendary designer Giorgetto Giugiaro created the John DeLorean’s DMC-12 design as a stainless steel stunner. The 1981 DeLorean DMC 12 was not quite the supercar its bodywork promised from the first appearing. It had a pokey …
Sadly, the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO used in the shot of the movie “Vanilla Sky” was actually a kit car. This vehicle was built on a chassis of 1976 Datsun Z. However, this fact doesn’t make …
The famous Blade 1968 Dodge Charger R/T from the same-named Trilogy really gives a new meaning to the “murdered out” therm. The B-Bodied whip is equipped with UV headlights for vampire melting , bottle fed 440-Magnum under hood traction bars …
The director George Lucas shot the movie American Graffiti few years before the Star Wars. The film was a reflection of his memories of the Californian car culture in the ’60s. The cast included the future mega-stars: Harrison Ford, Ron Howard …
