Would you ride this?
by Lije Martin
James Bond in a Ford? Hold on a minute
Die Another Day, 2002Brosnan's final outing as Bond finally got 007 back into Astons. Promptly ruined by absurd invisi-car gadget.2 Fast 2 Furious, 2003Well, nothing screams gritty street racing like a stickered-up purple front-wheel-drive Mitsubishi Targa-
by Jason Barlow
Which one’s your favorite?
Risky Business, 1983 Tom Cruise's breakthrough film is a rite-of-passage Eighties classic. Director Paul Brickman cast the 928 because it was less obvious than a 911.Le Mans, 1971Strictly speaking, not a movie car, but the motorsport-dominating 917
by Jason Barlow
So many memories
Back to the Future, 1985"Are you telling me you built a time machine... out of a DeLorean?" Co-writers Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis initially planned to use a refrigerator for the time machine, but figured that younger audience members might
by Jason Barlow
If you remember the original Arnie version, don't forget your meds
Alpine has revealed its courageous, spunky little A290 electric hot hatch has taken a starring role in a new action film called The Running Man. Well, that'll hit the spot.It's another adaptation of Stephen King's novel, the first
by Vijay Pattni
Who claims to be a genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist
Here's a potentially fun fact: The one-off Acura NSX Roadster driven by Robert Downey Jr. as the fictional tech billionaire Tony Stark in 2012's The Avengers was based on a Mk1 NSX bearing 405,554km on its clock.Over
by Vijay Pattni
It’s not a replica. It’s the real deal
There's no shortage of movie-inspired cars out there. Over the decades, there have been scores of TV and movie car replicas that have traded hands, from Deloreans (Back to the Future) to VW Beetles (The Love Bug and all Herbie-
Complete with three sets of Pirelli P Zero tires to burn through
Hot Wheels has unveiled a new toy as part of its multi-year collaboration with Formula One: a limited-edition, 1:64-scale replica of the fictional APXGP racer from the F1 movie.The small F1 racer will feature the same black/
Well, the Ford Mustang used to play the Decepticon
This is a lightly used and lightly modified 2016 Ford Mustang GT that's up for sale in the US through Curated Vintage Supercars. It's got the 5.0-liter V8 engine and the six-speed manual gearbox, and the asking
by Greg Potts
RIP Iceman
A young Val Kilmer played Jack Andrews, an empathetic private investigator out to catch the bad guy (and gal) in this twisty heist affair.The 1964 white Cadillac Coupe DeVille in the flick had a 7.0-liter V8 engine, capable of
by Cat Dow
Yes, as the valet driver who takes the Ferrari 250 GT for a joyride
Okay, we're calling it: Lewis Hamilton has already won 2025. Not in Formula 1, because that hasn't yet started, but rather in the big, wide, complex, terrible, and brilliant world of automotive.Because Lewis Hamilton has driven a Ferrari 250
by Vijay Pattni
Fleming originally gave 007 a special Mk2 Conti in the 'Thunderball' novel
Ask any James Bond fan what car he drove and almost everyone will say Aston Martin. However, the 007 who lived in Ian Fleming's original novels had a penchant for Bentleys. And for car designer Tony Hunter, there was one Bond
Yeah, baby!
A 1967 Jaguar E-Type, upon which Henry Ford's famous line 'you can have it in any colour as long as it's black' is based-no, wait, not that-is up for auction.The special bit here is that this '
by Vijay Pattni
This glorious, yellow, hand-built limo is the perfect partner to the DB12
Ironically, Ian Fleming picked the name 'James Bond' because it sounded basic, and incapable of drawing attention-thus perfect for a spy. Connery's proud, assured proclamation 60 years ago in 1964's Goldfinger that he was in fact, "Bond, James Bond,"
by Vijay Pattni
We think Q had a special part in the making of this special edition
Aston Martin has revealed a special version of its rather gorgeous DB12, and it is thus: behold the Aston Martin DB12 Goldfinger Edition, which celebrates 60 years since a DB5 made its big screen debut in...now, what's that filmed called
by Vijay Pattni
It has an estimated 367 extra exhaust pipes
The Lamborghini Countach has had a pretty respectable career on the big screen, with past works including Miami Vice and The Wolf of Wall Street. But aside from being ragged into multiple hedges and fountains by Leo DiCaprio, its finest moment arguably
Looks super cool
Studio Ghibli fans, you're gonna want to see this: Toyota has built a real-life Catbus from the iconic film My Neighbor Totoro.Toyota's 'Cat Bus' is based on the Accessible People Mover (APM), a low-speed, short-distance battery
Through science, magic, or supernatural forces
Arguably the original autonomous car, Knight Industries Two Thousand-better known as KITT-was a 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. Cousin to the Camaro, crime-fighting KITT piloted the 5.0-liter V8 under the hood all by itself using artificial intelligence,
by Cat Dow
The Beetle is back! Well, sort of
If we're talking about the longest running nameplates in automotive history, the Volkswagen Beetle is definitely in the running. Mind you, it wasn't called 'Beetle' (or Käfer if you insist calling it by its German name) at first, and
The Hyundais look at home in the Spider-Verse
If you have Fast & Furious fatigue and you're starting to rankle when you hear the word "family," there is another franchise in theaters other than Vin Diesel's never-ending sequels. And the good news is, it also has interesting cars.
