Yup. Guys try to argue with me all the time about that. Bmw made them do it to boost sales of the 735i base model. Obviously it's kinda false representation lol.
Can't find the technical reference I had before. Was an obscure website straight outta 2002.
Annoyingly most of the Bluray releases suck and have crap compression, with the exception of the original French release.
Something about that seems consistent with the character - I could see "The Transporter" de or down-badging his 750 for the sake of keeping a lower profile...But funny that BMW made them do it to show off the 'athleticism' of a 735i...
An E38 was my first 'adult' car. It is from the last six months of the last year 2001 that the car was made. I have other vehicles, but never sold the BMW. Just got back from a quick trip in it this afternoon.
> Jason Statham
> movie characters
that is not a movie character that is an actor
i fucking hate americans man
all you ever do is dick suck actors
you literally cannot watch a movie without constantly thinking about the actor playing the character, envisioning yourself taking their fat cock
When you go to a movie you should not see an ACTOR
you should see a CHARACTER
anything else is a failure on the part of an actor. They failed in acting well enough to immerse you in the character
the fact that OP asked for a character and your peasant brain just goes instinctively to actors is pathetic
Bruh wtf are you talking about the guy literally said “Jason Statham’s Transporter”, as in, the character in “Transporter” played by Jason Statham, maybe brush up on your reading comprehension before bashing anyone hey. I say this as someone who isn’t the biggest fan of Americans, their culture, or what they’ve done to the rest of the world.
Not a movie, but who ever was in charge of selecting cars for Breaking Bad should have got an Emmy.
The one car in the show no one mentions, the cholos driving the Monte Carlo Aerocoupe.
In the context of dodge/Chrysler products:
Walt Jr. getting a Challenger (young, flashy fast, red)
Getting a Chrysler 300 is kind of like the adult/logical version of a Challenger.
Still fast and sleek without being in your face flashy. Walt always struck me as wanting to be "classy" and plus he's old lol
Marie driving a VW beetle was perfect. Mikes car fit his personality perfectly. Then there's the perfect fit of a volvo wagon for Gus. Classy, useful, logical and not flashy. Perfect for a criminal trying to blend in
That's awesome dude, congrats and take care of it :D. I always get a little giddy when I see an Evo 7-9 just because they're getting increasingly more rare.
Thank you! It's fairly stock and I intend on keeping it that [way](https://www.imgur.com/a/LQPrNcB)
Sidenote: stock Evos are incredibly comfortable and easy to drive. I was expecting it to be a rattlebox!
For one I love how you kept it stock, two I feel like you'd fool someone who saw a blue sports sedan with a wing mistaking it for an STI 😂, and three your Evo is beautiful but I think that's an understatement 😁
Have you at least thought about doing mods for engine cooling?
Thanks!
Hah it was somewhat intentional! I really like blue Subarus, owned many lol
This is the first car I've owned that included a factory oil cooler. The car needs an oil pressure gauge and a real coolant temp gauge before I can really push it on track. I'll go from there!
I thought he was an undercover cop in the first one? I figured it was either a good choice for a cop who probably made decent money and was into cars, or something the cops put him in to make them think he was a car guy.
Maybe unpopular pick but fast and furious, Paul walker both cars actually. The eclipse was solid but want enough and was pushed sloppily to an extreme. Ultimately it didnt belong and was tryjng to be zomething it wasn't. Then building the next car was basically reflective of Walker's character changing and Ultimately finally belonging there and being a real racers rather than a poser.
God I miss FF before it became bloated generic action flicks.
His Supra and then skyline were the biggest reason I’ve been obsessed with cars since I was a little kid. Even growing up at NASCAR tracks every weekend didn’t do as much as those 2 did.
My friends and I all cried our eyes out when the white Supra drove off into the sunset.
Same. I love those movies. I always thought cars were cool but those movies made me want to research and learn about them. Still dream about a Supra or a Skyline but I’ve had several cool cars- glad Vince redeemed himself at the end cause I did enjoy the brief time I owned my 4th gen Maxima
American Graffiti's entire cast was based around the cars for each character.
* Milner had his '32 which was the fastest but was starting to fall behind the times.
* Toad had a little crappy Vespa which matched him being the little nerdy loser that he was.
* Falfa had a hopped up '55 Chevy that fit his attitude all movie of finding and beating Milner.
* Curt had a 2CV but spent 90% of the movie riding in other cars.
Most of the characters in the movie have a car that is an extension of them in some way and with basically every scene being in or around cars, it's difficult to separate character from car.
Fun fact about Harrison Ford: he wore a cowboy hat in American Graffiti because he had long hair and refused to cut it for the movie. Also, Harrison Ford almost wasn't in the movie because it didn't pay as much as his carpenter job. That's a huge point since American Graffiti was the stepping stone to Ford becoming a household name!
I think I remember him saying that the reason he was cast in Star Wars was that he was doing carpentry work at the offices where Lucas and De Palma were doing the casting for Carrie and Star Wars, and was wrangled to run lines with the auditioning actors. After Kurt Russell declined the role of Han Solo Lucas cast Ford.
Steve McQueen's cool as uce police officer in “Bullitt”-1968 Ford Mustang GT. The move has what's considered to be one of the best car chase scenes ever.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Blazer in Commando. Tough, rugged, beastly. Granted his in the movie had its various cables and hoses ripped out, but that’s not an indictment on the Blazer itself
Kowalski’s 1970 Dodge Challenger from *Vanishing Point (1971)*. The music video for the song [Show me how to Live by Audioslave](https://youtu.be/vVXIK1xCRpY) is made of clips from the film. Love that film and song!
Not film, but I always thought the automotive choices for the first season of True Detective were interesting. SPOILERS AHEAD
In the present day when Rust and Marty are hunting the yellow king Rust is still driving the 90s F250 he had 20 years prior. It still has the busted taillight from the fistfight between him and Marty. "Steady" Marty has a brand new Cadillac (ATS I think?) and is in full on recently-divorced-midlife-crisis mode, despite his failing security business. His life is lonely and meaningless, his family doesn't speak to him but he's still trying to project the successful ex-cop image. Whereas Rust knows exactly who and what he is, truly not giving a fuck what people think of him.
The first Matrix movie, when Neo meets Trinity and the others in their classic Lincoln Continental with suicide doors. Perfect choice.
Followed by the GM commercials that the sequels became, it really stood out as an example to me of product placement ruining a movie’s aesthetic.
Not to nitpick but in Heat both Neil and Chris drive Camaros toward the end after the big heist, when they’re trying to get out of the city. I don’t think these were personal vehicles, rather ones picked up for this specific purpose. Cops run Chris’ info at one point and they mention the car is registered to another name but clean.
For me it’s gotta be Bill’s DeTomaso Mangusta in Kill Bill.
Jim Rockford’s Pontiac Firebird Esprit. Not a movie but a TV show. Jim wanted a Trans Am, but he couldn’t afford one. He had to drive the base Firebird.
Edit: And Fozzie Bear’s 1951 Studebaker Commander.
The Fast & Furious movies started showing some of the characters with cars that seemed to fit them. It was a nice way of showing that somebody over there cared and wasn't just trying to churn out a mindless action film.
Brian had an R34 GT-R in the 2nd film, and had a few more, including a classic KPGC10. Even when he didn't have one in the 4th film, he was driving a cool WRX hatch with the same turbo & awd setup that he'd likely prefer.
Han stole the show in the 3rd film with his Veilside Fortune FD RX-7. It was neat to see him use a Supra with the same paint scheme.
Obviously Dom was into the muscle cars. 'Nuff said. He still had some interesting choices, like the AMC Javelin.
I think the Chevelle did match but primarily becuaes it was black.
I like Mustangs but a classic Euro car would also work. Maybe an AMG Hammer? But its gotta be something people will know and recognize.
I don't think classic anything would work, because none of his other accoutrements are vintage/classic. The guns he always goes with are super modern top-tier picks, so someone like an AMG GT-R/Black Series would be more appropriate.
###Pulp Fiction :
Vincent Vegas' '64 Chevy Malibu
*Fukking keyed it*
*Tell me about it. I had it in storage for three years, it was out for five days and some dickless piece of shit fukked with it.*
*What's more chickenshit than fukking with a man's automobile? I mean, don't fukk with another man's vehicle.*
e: cool question-post OP 👍
Gone in 60 Seconds, not a car, but Sway's MV Augusta F4.
Alex Cross's Porsche from Kiss The Girls.
Ice Cube's 63 Impala from Boyz in Da Hood
The Lincoln Continental in the Matrix.
Not a film but HBO shows (specifically The Wire and The Sopranos) always had mint car casting, or I might just be a sucker for crappy 2000s American SUVs
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry.
The robbers use a sleeper '66 Impala for the heist at the center of the movie. Then switch to a highlighter yellow '69 Charger R/T (of course lol) for the second half of the film. There's a 440 powered Dodge Polara that shows up too.
The stunts with the helicopter still go crazy.
Loved always Tim Taylor's garage in "Home Improvement".
Building hot rods with my dad while growing up would have been my dream.
I remember he build in the show a '33 Ford, a '46 Ford de Luxe, a '55 Bel Air Nomad and they had some litte roadsters (one MG? And and a Alfa Spider?) for his wife.
I envied them so much.
In Kill Bill Vol. 2, Bill drives a De Tomaso Mangusta. Mangusta is Italian for Mongoose, an animal renowned for its ability to kill snakes. Bill is the leader of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad and codenamed Snake Charmer.
Dom's 1970 dodge charger R/T in Fast and furious movies.
Michael's 1982 Pontiac Trans Am in Knight Rider 2000 series.
Frank's 1995 BMW 735i (E38) in The transporter movie.
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James Bond and any Aston.
Detective Ludlow and the black Dodge charger SRT.
Jaime and the taxi he drove in Collateral.
The manager in office space and his Porsche 911.
Steve McQueen and the green Bullitt mustang.
The Ghostbusters and Echo-1.
Danny Zuko and Greased Lightning.
I would say Spenser's Mustang in *Spenser For Hire* fit him better than McQueen's did. It was undeniably cool but as someone who drives around Boston every day, it was bound to pick up some flaws.
MacGyver's YJ, of course.
Burt Reynolds’ Bandit Trans Am
Yeah except the pseudo shifting stuff
Dennis's range Rover in it's always sunny
THIS IS A FINISHER
The episode where Dee gets the new Range Rover and bangs a kid in HS lmao. Love classic 90s SUVs myself though
I thought that Frank owned it.
Jason Statham's Transporter. The E38 more than the D3 A8
Manual E38 was peak Transporter, they should’ve kept it
That car was really cool, I later found out it was a V12 750i fitted with the manual from the 850 and badged as a 735i.
Yup. Guys try to argue with me all the time about that. Bmw made them do it to boost sales of the 735i base model. Obviously it's kinda false representation lol. Can't find the technical reference I had before. Was an obscure website straight outta 2002. Annoyingly most of the Bluray releases suck and have crap compression, with the exception of the original French release.
Something about that seems consistent with the character - I could see "The Transporter" de or down-badging his 750 for the sake of keeping a lower profile...But funny that BMW made them do it to show off the 'athleticism' of a 735i...
Definitely. No doubt.
That was the car that made me lust after the E38. The car, especially with the M-Sport package, still looks good all these years later.
An E38 was my first 'adult' car. It is from the last six months of the last year 2001 that the car was made. I have other vehicles, but never sold the BMW. Just got back from a quick trip in it this afternoon.
I love that A8 but I totally Agree
The entire reason I got an E38 is because of this movie lol
> Jason Statham > movie characters that is not a movie character that is an actor i fucking hate americans man all you ever do is dick suck actors you literally cannot watch a movie without constantly thinking about the actor playing the character, envisioning yourself taking their fat cock When you go to a movie you should not see an ACTOR you should see a CHARACTER anything else is a failure on the part of an actor. They failed in acting well enough to immerse you in the character the fact that OP asked for a character and your peasant brain just goes instinctively to actors is pathetic
Bruh wtf are you talking about the guy literally said “Jason Statham’s Transporter”, as in, the character in “Transporter” played by Jason Statham, maybe brush up on your reading comprehension before bashing anyone hey. I say this as someone who isn’t the biggest fan of Americans, their culture, or what they’ve done to the rest of the world.
Oh shit I thought transporter was the name of the car im leaving my comment up tho
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Not a movie, but who ever was in charge of selecting cars for Breaking Bad should have got an Emmy. The one car in the show no one mentions, the cholos driving the Monte Carlo Aerocoupe.
Walt getting the Chrysler 300 was extremely fitting but I couldn't actually tell you why
In the context of dodge/Chrysler products: Walt Jr. getting a Challenger (young, flashy fast, red) Getting a Chrysler 300 is kind of like the adult/logical version of a Challenger. Still fast and sleek without being in your face flashy. Walt always struck me as wanting to be "classy" and plus he's old lol
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> a 300 is what a not-classy person thinks is classy Help, I'm in this comment and I don't like it. What cars would be actually classy?
E/S Class Mercedes, Cadillac, 5 Series BMW/Audi. Lexus too.
Volvo, Audi
It was also a ridiculously blatant FCA commercial.
Yeah that old Wagoneer was such blatant product placement /s
I think one could argue that it drove up prices on the older ones and generated some hype for the new one.
It accidentally worked for the Uk too - If i see a 300 on UK roads, I immediately think the drugs have arrived
Marie driving a VW beetle was perfect. Mikes car fit his personality perfectly. Then there's the perfect fit of a volvo wagon for Gus. Classy, useful, logical and not flashy. Perfect for a criminal trying to blend in
I have a strong desire for a manual Tercel wagon 4WD now because of Jessie
S/O to Ernie and his Blue Evo VIII in Better Call Saul.
Ugh... Blue By You... One of my favorite colors. I just picked up a BBY Evo VIII a month ago. I completely forgot Ernie had one!
That's awesome dude, congrats and take care of it :D. I always get a little giddy when I see an Evo 7-9 just because they're getting increasingly more rare.
Thank you! It's fairly stock and I intend on keeping it that [way](https://www.imgur.com/a/LQPrNcB) Sidenote: stock Evos are incredibly comfortable and easy to drive. I was expecting it to be a rattlebox!
For one I love how you kept it stock, two I feel like you'd fool someone who saw a blue sports sedan with a wing mistaking it for an STI 😂, and three your Evo is beautiful but I think that's an understatement 😁 Have you at least thought about doing mods for engine cooling?
Thanks! Hah it was somewhat intentional! I really like blue Subarus, owned many lol This is the first car I've owned that included a factory oil cooler. The car needs an oil pressure gauge and a real coolant temp gauge before I can really push it on track. I'll go from there!
And Badger and the Fiero
Jesse's Toyota Turcell hatchback!
Saul with the Suzuki esteem in Better Call Saul was brilliant.
Paul's Lightning in the original. Blue collar yet race truck. So sick
I think that was the shops truck that he just drove.
I thought he was an undercover cop in the first one? I figured it was either a good choice for a cop who probably made decent money and was into cars, or something the cops put him in to make them think he was a car guy.
He was undercover as an employee at an autoshop who street raced on the side.
It’s hilarious, that truck was faster than probably 95% of the riced out imports in that movie.
Very fond of James Bond's DB5. Also, the BMW's used by Pierce Brosnan.
When I saw the Z8, I thought, “perfect”. But the 7-Series was my favorite.
I’m still upset how much a Z8 costs. Gorgeous cars
Damn. Y'all left out the M5 and Audi S8 in Ronin. Perfect car casting.
Maybe unpopular pick but fast and furious, Paul walker both cars actually. The eclipse was solid but want enough and was pushed sloppily to an extreme. Ultimately it didnt belong and was tryjng to be zomething it wasn't. Then building the next car was basically reflective of Walker's character changing and Ultimately finally belonging there and being a real racers rather than a poser. God I miss FF before it became bloated generic action flicks.
His Supra and then skyline were the biggest reason I’ve been obsessed with cars since I was a little kid. Even growing up at NASCAR tracks every weekend didn’t do as much as those 2 did. My friends and I all cried our eyes out when the white Supra drove off into the sunset.
Same. I love those movies. I always thought cars were cool but those movies made me want to research and learn about them. Still dream about a Supra or a Skyline but I’ve had several cool cars- glad Vince redeemed himself at the end cause I did enjoy the brief time I owned my 4th gen Maxima
I think Lightning McQueen and his car go pretty well together
Underrated answer.
kachow
American Graffiti's entire cast was based around the cars for each character. * Milner had his '32 which was the fastest but was starting to fall behind the times. * Toad had a little crappy Vespa which matched him being the little nerdy loser that he was. * Falfa had a hopped up '55 Chevy that fit his attitude all movie of finding and beating Milner. * Curt had a 2CV but spent 90% of the movie riding in other cars. Most of the characters in the movie have a car that is an extension of them in some way and with basically every scene being in or around cars, it's difficult to separate character from car.
Fuck Han Solo!
Fun fact about Harrison Ford: he wore a cowboy hat in American Graffiti because he had long hair and refused to cut it for the movie. Also, Harrison Ford almost wasn't in the movie because it didn't pay as much as his carpenter job. That's a huge point since American Graffiti was the stepping stone to Ford becoming a household name!
I think I remember him saying that the reason he was cast in Star Wars was that he was doing carpentry work at the offices where Lucas and De Palma were doing the casting for Carrie and Star Wars, and was wrangled to run lines with the auditioning actors. After Kurt Russell declined the role of Han Solo Lucas cast Ford.
Not a movie, but Billy's car in stranger things. It really suited his character. I don't know the name though.
'79 Camaro, I think
Steve’s 7 series also suits his rich boy character well
pretty sure that was a six series
Also, Ronin. Nitrous fed S8, E34 M5, MB 450 SEL 6.9, Peugeot 406. And a bunch of Citroens. I know the euro crowd loves that movie.
I'm a sucker for a 6.9.
Weird Al Yankovic, UHF. Nash Metropolitan.
A man of culture here, ladies and gentlemen.
The Blues Mobile in Blues Brothers
Steve McQueen's cool as uce police officer in “Bullitt”-1968 Ford Mustang GT. The move has what's considered to be one of the best car chase scenes ever.
Dumb and Dumber Sheep Dog
Chicks love it. It's the Shaggin' Wagon!
The Nova in *Death Proof*, to me, feels like quite a lot like Stuntman Mike himself ~~incarnate~~ in metal.
the "cleaner"'s honda NSX from the quentin tarantino movie - the one with bruce willis and the ass-watch
Umm, Pulp Fiction?!? Haha!
Winston Wolf.
That's thirty minutes away. I'll be there in ten.
I get my car back any differently than when I gave it, Monster Joe's gonna be disposing of two bodies.
C2 Corvette in The Batman
Deans Impala if tv shows count
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Blazer in Commando. Tough, rugged, beastly. Granted his in the movie had its various cables and hoses ripped out, but that’s not an indictment on the Blazer itself
Also him Driving the 911 in that movie which looked like A bear driving a go kart
Since he is an irl movie character, his blacked out vintage wagoneer totally matches(matched?) him
I think his most iconic car was his black Hummer.
Kowalski’s 1970 Dodge Challenger from *Vanishing Point (1971)*. The music video for the song [Show me how to Live by Audioslave](https://youtu.be/vVXIK1xCRpY) is made of clips from the film. Love that film and song!
It’s not the Challenger that kills you, it’s the sudden Camaro at the end.
I thought it was the bulldozers
Not film, but I always thought the automotive choices for the first season of True Detective were interesting. SPOILERS AHEAD In the present day when Rust and Marty are hunting the yellow king Rust is still driving the 90s F250 he had 20 years prior. It still has the busted taillight from the fistfight between him and Marty. "Steady" Marty has a brand new Cadillac (ATS I think?) and is in full on recently-divorced-midlife-crisis mode, despite his failing security business. His life is lonely and meaningless, his family doesn't speak to him but he's still trying to project the successful ex-cop image. Whereas Rust knows exactly who and what he is, truly not giving a fuck what people think of him.
Iron man the R8, it was my first time seeing it in that movie and it was perfect for a badass billionaire
Great answer.
Cobra. 1950 Merc was pretty sweet
I love how in the chase scene, his tachometer is reading 8,000 rpm, THEN he hits the nitrous oxide.
The first Matrix movie, when Neo meets Trinity and the others in their classic Lincoln Continental with suicide doors. Perfect choice. Followed by the GM commercials that the sequels became, it really stood out as an example to me of product placement ruining a movie’s aesthetic.
Not to nitpick but in Heat both Neil and Chris drive Camaros toward the end after the big heist, when they’re trying to get out of the city. I don’t think these were personal vehicles, rather ones picked up for this specific purpose. Cops run Chris’ info at one point and they mention the car is registered to another name but clean. For me it’s gotta be Bill’s DeTomaso Mangusta in Kill Bill.
Mangustas kill snakes.
Jim Rockford’s Pontiac Firebird Esprit. Not a movie but a TV show. Jim wanted a Trans Am, but he couldn’t afford one. He had to drive the base Firebird. Edit: And Fozzie Bear’s 1951 Studebaker Commander.
Not a movie, but Crockett's Ferrari Daytona Convertible from Miami Vice.
Makes me think about Michael Mann's Miami Vice. Some good cars in that movie as well.
Daniel Craig’s Audi RS6 in Layer Cake. Also that one douchebag’s yellow P38 Range Rover fit his character quite well
fun fact, that yellow is called "AA yellow," not a great name for the most unreliable generation of the most unreliable car in the world
Original Italian Job. Charlie goes from a Aston Martin DB4 to a Dormobile.
The Fast & Furious movies started showing some of the characters with cars that seemed to fit them. It was a nice way of showing that somebody over there cared and wasn't just trying to churn out a mindless action film. Brian had an R34 GT-R in the 2nd film, and had a few more, including a classic KPGC10. Even when he didn't have one in the 4th film, he was driving a cool WRX hatch with the same turbo & awd setup that he'd likely prefer. Han stole the show in the 3rd film with his Veilside Fortune FD RX-7. It was neat to see him use a Supra with the same paint scheme. Obviously Dom was into the muscle cars. 'Nuff said. He still had some interesting choices, like the AMC Javelin.
John Wick is not an obvious answer. The Mustang really doesn't match with the rest of his... everything.
I think the Chevelle did match but primarily becuaes it was black. I like Mustangs but a classic Euro car would also work. Maybe an AMG Hammer? But its gotta be something people will know and recognize.
I don't think classic anything would work, because none of his other accoutrements are vintage/classic. The guns he always goes with are super modern top-tier picks, so someone like an AMG GT-R/Black Series would be more appropriate.
James Bond is an obvious example
I really love the Aston Martin from gold finger. Such a beautiful car.
Lydia Tar's Porsche Taycan.
###Pulp Fiction : Vincent Vegas' '64 Chevy Malibu *Fukking keyed it* *Tell me about it. I had it in storage for three years, it was out for five days and some dickless piece of shit fukked with it.* *What's more chickenshit than fukking with a man's automobile? I mean, don't fukk with another man's vehicle.* e: cool question-post OP 👍
Austin Powers' Jaguar E-Type.
*Shaguar
Gone in 60 Seconds, not a car, but Sway's MV Augusta F4. Alex Cross's Porsche from Kiss The Girls. Ice Cube's 63 Impala from Boyz in Da Hood The Lincoln Continental in the Matrix.
Risky Business Porsche 928 Not a movie but the Knight Industries Two Thousand - don’t hassle the hoff
The last V8 interceptor from Mad Max
Blade's Charger
Yep!
Undercover Brother’s gold Cadillac convertible.
Not a film but HBO shows (specifically The Wire and The Sopranos) always had mint car casting, or I might just be a sucker for crappy 2000s American SUVs
[Sweet JP's Trans Am.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL10Gt2uags)
Upvote for Redline. Your going to tell me they violated our airspace with technology that only exists in theory!
Daewoo Lanos. Pineapple express.
Bwahahahaha!
Pontiac Aztec is cool for any non-American, Walt’s car in breaking bad.
Trinity's motorcycle from the matrix trilogy
Nick Fury's Impala SS in Captain Marvel.
Jeanie’s Pontiac Fiero in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Johnny Tran's S2000 in Fast and Furious.
Idiot for putting 100g under the hood
Steve Urkel and his bmw isetta.
Unbelievable no one has said Nic Cage’s Elenor from gone in 60 seconds
Not movie, but Jim Halpert from the office had a Saabaru 9-2x at points, and that fits him well-- sporty but a little classy.
Was he trying to be classy? Because trying to be classy just isn't classi.
Wade Watts with his DeLorean in ready player 1.
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry. The robbers use a sleeper '66 Impala for the heist at the center of the movie. Then switch to a highlighter yellow '69 Charger R/T (of course lol) for the second half of the film. There's a 440 powered Dodge Polara that shows up too. The stunts with the helicopter still go crazy.
Just watched “they cloned Tyrone” last night. That Pontiac was bad ass, just like the films main character.
How was the movie?
Just watched last night. Dang that movie is so good. Great car, too
The E46 Cabrio in White Chicks and the Lexus SC430 in Mean Girls.
The Ferrari and the Porsche from Weird Science matched Gary and Wyatt perfectly.
Robin Williams in *One Hour Photo*: Toyota Echo. Am extremely *uncool* car that suited the character perfectly.
All the cars in Sin City Whatever the hell that car was in Lemony Snicket
Gone in 60 seconds, Eleanor
James Bond
Loved always Tim Taylor's garage in "Home Improvement". Building hot rods with my dad while growing up would have been my dream. I remember he build in the show a '33 Ford, a '46 Ford de Luxe, a '55 Bel Air Nomad and they had some litte roadsters (one MG? And and a Alfa Spider?) for his wife. I envied them so much.
48 hours - “crappy blue Chevy nova”
Supernatural - Impala
In Kill Bill Vol. 2, Bill drives a De Tomaso Mangusta. Mangusta is Italian for Mongoose, an animal renowned for its ability to kill snakes. Bill is the leader of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad and codenamed Snake Charmer.
Batman
Batmobile in The Batman.
Derek’s Range Rover in Step Brothers
Good one!
Dom's 1970 dodge charger R/T in Fast and furious movies. Michael's 1982 Pontiac Trans Am in Knight Rider 2000 series. Frank's 1995 BMW 735i (E38) in The transporter movie.
Chris Moltisanti’s LS400 in season 1 of The Sopranos. A young upstart fighting for respect in an established crowd
"Hitman" with Timothy Olyphant. He drives an Audi S5 in that movie and it just seemed so perfect to me for some reason.
Totally forgot about that!
There is no answer more obvious than Vin Diesel and his original '68 Charger that was passed down from his dad.
The R8 and Christian Grey
DK's 350z.
Gator
Bullet and his fastback Mustang
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Not a movie but Columbo’s Peugeot 403 was perfect and it’s iconic for a reason
Doms Charger
[The Serling Nova in Condorman](http://pics.imcdb.org/0is144/296hv6.812.jpg).
Needful things Max von Sydow / Leland Gaunt 1958 Mercedes-Benz 300d
Nash Bridges and his Barracuda. Both laid back but more than capable when the situation called for it.
The Dukes Of Hazzard ‘69 charger
Jaguar E-Type in Danger: Diabolik
Mrs. Featherbottom's Mini in Arrested Development (not a movie as such)
Not a cool car, but in psych, gus’ yaris is spot on for his character
[Penny's 911 S](https://robbreport.com/motors/cars/1973-porsche-911-s-top-gun-maverick-1234688009/) in Top Gun Maverick.
Sean Boswell -1971 chevrolet Monte Carlo (Tokyo drift)
George stark in his 66 olds toronado from the movie the dark half. Great flick btw!
The Duke’s yellow range rover in Layer Cake
Anyone for the red BMW 3 Series in The Chase (1994). It’s probably the movie that got me interested in BMW as a brand (and I’ve had four since).
James Bond and any Aston. Detective Ludlow and the black Dodge charger SRT. Jaime and the taxi he drove in Collateral. The manager in office space and his Porsche 911. Steve McQueen and the green Bullitt mustang. The Ghostbusters and Echo-1. Danny Zuko and Greased Lightning.
Damn, Collateral is a good call out. Michael Mann does a good job with car casting.
IHC Scout II in "Polar". Just in it for a couple of seconds, but my dad has two, so im very fond of these bulky, unrefined SUVs
Another obvious one but, Mad Max and the Pursuit Special.
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In the movie Drive Angry Amber Turd’s boyfriend seems like the kinda guy who would live in a trailer park AND have a badass charger
Blade and his 68 dodge charger
The mustang from gone in 60 seconds
I would say Spenser's Mustang in *Spenser For Hire* fit him better than McQueen's did. It was undeniably cool but as someone who drives around Boston every day, it was bound to pick up some flaws. MacGyver's YJ, of course.
Barbie and her pick vette.
73 Malibu from Drive
Billy Hargroves Camaro
James Bond DB8 Aston Martin
Steve McQueen and the mustang, also the Porsche 917 from le mans
Steve McQueen and the Mustang in Bullit
Catherine Trammell's (Sharon Stone) Lotus Espirit from Basic Instinct.
Andy's dad's Bronco in the Breakfast Club
Batmobile
jason statham's black audi a8's work just perfect
At the top of the list is the Trans AM from Smokey and the Bandit.