Of all the car movies that have existed in the history of cinema, the most popular of all is the Fast and Furious franchise, also known as Fast and Furious, which has left a mark, not only for its action and adrenaline scenes, but also for his impressive car collection.
Throughout the saga, all kinds of cars have appeared, from American classics to high-performance Japanese and European sports cars. Each one of them represents a style, a culture and a passion for speed and adrenaline.
Like no other film series, the franchise has managed to create a unique automotive universe, where cars are more than just means of transportation, they are characters with their own personalities that contribute to the emotion and action of the story.
In this way, the Fast and Furious cars have transcended the big screen to become objects of desire and symbols of a culture passionate about speed and customization.
Within the long list of modified and customized cars to the extreme, which have appeared in the different films of this saga, these are what have become icons in their own right.
The most iconic Fast and Furious cars
1970 Dodge Charger
Driven by Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), it is perhaps the most iconic car in the saga. This American muscle car, with its characteristic V8 engine and imposing presence, represents brute force and family heritage in history. Throughout the films, the Charger has been modified and rebuilt on several occasions, but always maintaining its essence and its unmistakable roar.
1994 Toyota Supra
This Japanese sports car became famous in the first film when it was driven by Brian O’Conner. This Japanese sports car, with its turbocharged engine and aerodynamic design, is a symbol of the golden age of import cars and the friendly rivalry between Toretto and O’Conner. In particular, the car in the movie represents the tuning culture and passion for speed that characterizes the franchise.
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34
Driven by Brian O’Conner in “2 Fast 2 Furious”, it is a true cult object for lovers of Japanese cars. This sports car, known as “Godzilla”, is famous for its powerful RB26DETT engine and its advanced all-wheel drive system. Overall, the Skyline GT-R R34 is a symbol of Japanese automotive engineering and tuning culture, which is why it has become a modern classic.
1967 Ford Mustang Fastback
In the movie “Tokyo Drift,” this Mustang, a tribute to classic American muscle cars, is modified with a Nissan RB26DETT engine, creating a unique fusion of styles and cultures. Its elegant design and powerful engine make it a desired car for many enthusiasts.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII
This Japanese sports sedan is known for its all-wheel drive and powerful turbocharged engine. In the movie “2 Fast 2 Furious”, the Lancer Evolution VII is driven by Brian O’Conner and becomes one of the most memorable cars in the saga. Its agility and ability to take corners at high speed make it ideal for chase scenes.
Mazda RX-7 VeilSide Fortune
This modified Japanese sports car is one of the most striking cars in the series. Its VeilSide Fortune body kit gives it an aggressive and futuristic look, while its Wankel rotary engine offers a unique driving experience. Driven by Han Seoul-Oh (Sung Kang) in “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift,” this car is a visual spectacle and a testament to the creativity and passion of tuning enthusiasts.
Lykan Hypersport
This luxury supercar is one of the most expensive and exclusive cars in Fast and Furious. Its futuristic design and six-cylinder biturbo boxer engine make it a high-performance machine. In the movie “Furious 7,” the Lykan Hypersport is used in a building jumping scene, demonstrating its ability to push the limits.
Ford Escort RS1600
This car from “Fast & Furious 6” is a nod to rally history and Brian O’Conner’s passion for European cars. This small but agile sports car, with its Cosworth BDA engine and rear-wheel drive, is a reminder that speed and fun don’t always come in big, powerful packages.
