Almost every film has some cars to show, but there are very few films that particularly captivate audiences because of the cars. Here are some of the films that have drawn attention due to the super fabulous cars they have introduced. Let's have the most memorable cars from movies in all the years.
Some films have a specific brand with which they sign a contract. In this case, all cars in the scene come from the same manufacturer, with all other cars except the heroes remaining as clone cars.

1.
Fast & Furious - Supra

Who can forget this evergreen film and its legacy for car stunts? They later enter the bright orange Paul Walker sports car. The sale price of this creation was $ 185,000 at the auction. They destroyed the Mitsubishi Eclipse in the first film. It was the fans' enthusiasm for the electric lime green that made this decision.

Supra was built by Eddie Paul at the Shark Shop in El Segundo, California. As one of the most memorable cars from the film, the car was modified and received a 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder with two turbochargers, a five-speed manual transmission, high-performance suspension, a roll cage, competition seats and a general environment that still creates nostalgia for the fans.



2.
Gran Torino
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The car appeared in Gran Torino as Gran Torino. It was one of the 92,033 models that Ford produced in 1972. The model was built in Lorain, Ohio, and the sports version received special attention due to its visual improvements. The car was decorated with "Magnum 500" wheels, laser strips on the sides and some badges to give it the special look.

Although no one really drives the character of the Eastwood in the film, the last scene is memorable enough to consider this car. The car got its power from the 302 Windsor 2 Barrel V8 with 351 W, 351 Cleveland, 400 and 429 cubic inch upgrades available. However, since fuel consumption was not that good, the car didn't go much further when it was sold.

3.
Back to the future - DMC-12
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Worth a look, this fantastic automobile has gained its popularity from the film "Back to the Future". The idea of John Z. DeLorean, developed and designed by Lotus, was to load this car with outsides that always attracted attention. It was a result of the Belfast, Ireland manufacturing facility.

Developed in 1981, the DMC-12 was equipped with a Volvo V6 that could only produce 130 hp. So at the sales level, it didn't do much, except showcasing the outside. However, the car was enough for a film based on time travel. It is said that since the car didn't do so much, it got DeLorean in trouble, which eventually put him behind bars.

4.
Proof of death - Nova
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They let us see the 1970 Chevy Nova Muscle Car in Quentin Tarantino's film. In terms of specification, it was a 350 V8 that got 650 Edelbrock carburetors and was equipped with a modified transmission and rear. B&M shifters and a full roll cage were also part of the modification, and some special tags were also used for the car to introduce them to the film.


There were seven muscle cars, of which only two were left. One was given to Buddy J. Hooker, who was the professional driver, and another was sold to the public after modification. The look of the car in the film has been intentionally aged and rusted to give it a rough look. Check out the car reviews and see how Toyota Prius, the new start of 2020, has developed.

5.
Batman begins - the Tumbler
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The creation looks like a mixture of a Lamborghini and a tank. It looks super strong, flexible and exceptional for a car. It was designed by Wayne Enterprises' Department of Applied Sciences for the film Batman Begins. The tumbler loads with its weapons and the ability to jump without being damaged. In order to achieve the general appearance, a total of six vehicles were built. Together they worked for outdoor shots, hydraulic jump sequences and for missile use.

With LS V8, this vehicle had a breathtaking output of 500 hp. It only took five seconds or less to reach a speed of over 100 mph. The steering enables sharp turns in urban environments, and the total cost was $ 250,000 a piece.

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