Total Recall: 50 Most Memorable Movie Cars
We count down the 50 most famous cars to drive across the silver screen.
50 - 46 | 45 - 41 | 40 - 36 | 35 - 31 | 30 - 26 | 25 - 21 | 20 - 16 | 15 - 11 | 10 - 6 | 5 - 1
Honorable Mentions
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20. Christine Type of car: 1958 Plymouth Fury Special features: Self-repairing, evil Appears in: Christine When Plymouth introduced the Fury name in 1957, it was essentially a sport and trim package on the Belvedere model. And the red paint and interior were custom orders; those options weren't regularly available on the real cars. But what other color works on a demonic, murderous car - beige? We don't think so. |
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19. Joel's dad's Porsche Type of car: 1981 Porsche 928 Special features: Annoys pimps, falls off of piers Appears in: Risky Business Joel's parents leave for the weekend, and tell him not to drive his father's Porsche, but he just can't resist. But Porsches aren't meant to be U-boats, and it costs serious money to repair the water damage before Joel's parents get home. |
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18. The Tumbler Type of car: Wayne Industries assault vehicle Special features: Rocket powered, armor plated Appears in: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight They never could get the bridge to work, but this baby works just fine, according to Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman). In reality, four street-ready versions were built, and were spied driving at extreme speeds (one was also in an accident) in Chicago before the release of Batman Begins. |
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17. The Lamborghini Type of car: 1980 Lamborghini Countach LP 400S Special features: Scissor doors, spandex jumpsuits Appears in: The Cannonball Run If you were a teenage boy in the 80s, you wanted one of these cars. The black Countach that appears in The Cannonball Run is a standout in a movie filled with hot cars, and it doesn't hurt that it's driving by a smoking hot, spandex-wrapped Adrienne Barbeau. |
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16. James Bond's submersible Lotus Type of car: 1975 Lotus Esprit Special features: Oil slick, rocket launcher, submarine mode Appears in: The Spy Who Loved Me This is the second-coolest car that James Bond ever drove (we'll get to his best car shortly). It looks good, it handles well, and it's great for a day at the beach. No boat? No problem! |
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Jason Stieber
Great list, the number 1 was a perfect choice! The delorean is absolutely iconic.
May 8 - 02:52 PM
J Ester
thanks....
do you walk in to the movie theatre and annouce the end of the movie too? why not just make a copy of the list and post it so the rest of us don't have to read all the other 49
May 9 - 06:09 AM