Top 50: Most Memorable Movie Cars

A few rules before we begin our look back at the best cars to be featured on the silver screen: Here, we rank cars only based on their appearance in a movie, not upon any previous role on TV. This list does not include any cars that aren't real, meaning animated or unique one-offs. If you could never expect to see one on the road, you won't find it on this list.

Enjoy the list! If you have any comments, suggestions, or criticism, then by all means leave them at the bottom.

50. Tommy Boy/1967 Plymouth Belevere GTX

Tommy Boy (1995) was an epic road movie featuring this sweet 1967 Belvedere GTX. The car starts off as a fine motor, but by the end of the film it has been totally destroyed. The nail in the coffin is when it catches on fire.

Tommy Boy Car Scene

49. 2 Fast 2 Furious/1999 Nissan Skyline R34GTR

This silver and blue Skyline was the star at the start of the second F&F franchise, and we all remember the (over the top) intro race. Is it possible for a Skyline to jump over a Supra? I'm not sure it is, but the movie made some people believed it.

2 Fast 2 Furious Race Scene

48. Blade/1968 Dodge Charger R/T

The Charger owned by "daywalker" Blade, featured in all three movies in the Blade trilogy, is evil, yet its simple, understated style and awesome engine won the hearts of many fans.

Blade Chase Scene

47. xXx 2/2005 Shelby Cobra Prototype

Only appearing at the end of this film, this Shelby concept car had a similar role to the Skyline in 2 Fast 2 Furious: Perform something (CGI) incredibly unbelievable, yet nonetheless entertaining. It sadly never went into production, which means no one got to test to see if it really could drive on train tracks with bare rims.

46. Cheech and Chong: Up in Smoke/Chevrolet Step Van

There's not much to say about this custom Chevy Step Van, apart from the fact that it was driven by Cheech and Chong and it was made of pot! Awesome!

Lost Due to Incompetence (Theme for a Big Green Van)

45. Uncle Buck/1975 Mercury Marquis

This is a rare car indeed. It's not just a car, it's a persona. It's a rusty nail which is on it's last legs, yet people still want it. A classic piece of movie history driven by the late, great John Candy.

His Name Is Bug

44. Tucker: The Man and His Dream/1948 Tucker Sedan

Tucker: The Man and His Dream is the story of Preston Tucker and his attempt to make it in the car business. The Tucker Torpedo was one of only 51 cars made by Tucker before an unfortunate case of fraud. There are many fans of one of the rarest brands in automotive history.

Unveiling the 1948 Tucker Sedan

43. The Rock/1996 Ferrari F355 Spider

How to smash up a Ferrari 101? This film is for anyone who wants to see what happens when you trash a F355 Spider. You maybe disappointed though, as rumour has it the car that crashed wasn't a real F355, but a replica based on either the Toyota MR2 or the Pontiac Fiero.

Ferrari vs. Hummer Chase Scene

42. Dumb and Dumber/1984 Ford Econoline

42. Dumb and Dumber - 1984 Ford Econoline

There's not much of the originally Econoline on display in Dumb and Dumber, but what a van! It's remembered for it's dog-like appearance as an advertisement for "Mutts Cutts"

41. Italian Job/2003 BMW Mini Cooper S

The 2003 remake of the classic Italian Job was a great advertisement for the new BMW Mini Cooper S. Some good car chases and clever driving showed the car off as a fun play-thing. It's a shame the real car isn't as much fun.

Mini Cooper Scenes

40. 48hrs and Another 48hrs/1964 Cadillac DeVille Convertible

It's good to see a classic Caddy in a film. It's even better when it's used as a cop car. What makes this one really special is that the film is great. The car was so perfect, Jack managed to blow $25 grand on an almost identical one for the sequel!

Another 48 Hours Trailer

39. The Car/1971 Lincoln Continental mk3

This heavily customized Lincoln Continental was responsible for terrorizing a small fictitious Utah town. Some likened it to the shark in Jaws. Whatever you think of it, you'll always remember the horn!

The Car Trailer

38. Who Am I/1997 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4

Jackie Chan going out of his mind with amnesia is a fun thing to watch. The car, though is what most people remember from this film, showing off its rally credentials by handling on all terrains, at all speeds.

37. Big Lebowski/1973 Ford Gran Torino

Another car to get hammered all the way through a film. The Dude's '73 Torino gets crashed, stolen, trashed, and of course, set of fire. Yet it's still an awesome car that many would happily own.

Torino Crash Scene

36. Kill Bill/1997 Chevrolet 2500 Silverado Fleetside

The "Pussy Wagon" started the term of "Pussy Yellow" when referring to bright yellow cars. The monster pick-up will forever be remembered for its paint job and name. It's still use by Quentin Tarantino as his daily drive.

Pussy Wagon Scene

35. Thelma and Louise/1966 Ford Thunderbird

Another great road movie with a classic convertible. This one of course is featured all the way through the film, but most notable of course in the end scene when it's driven into the Grand Canyon.

Trucker Scene

34. Le Mans/1971 Porsche 917

This is a film about a 70's Le Mans race, with the two main cars being a Ferrari 512LM and this Porsche 917 driven by Steve McQueen. Similar to the Rock, the crash with the Porsche and the Ferrari was filmed using two replicas made up on VW Beetle chassis.

Making Le Mans

33. xXx/1967 Pontiac GTO

Not the greatest movie in the world, but this car is something else. It's like Bond's DB5 for the Playstation generation. Big, stylish, and fully loaded with some awesome gadgets and weapons that even Q would have made proud. Although I doubt he would have painted it that sexy purple.

32. Graduate,1966 Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto

32. Graduate - 1966 Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto

This classy little red Alfa was the poor man's Ferrari in it's day. Thanks to its starring role in The Graduate, it was a world-wide success. It's well remembered for running out of fuel near the end of the film, leaving main character Benjamin the task of running to the church.

Trailer for The Graduate

31. Grease/1948 Ford De Lux

Greased Lightning, the car that races in storm drains, gets the girls, and near the end of the film Grease (during the fantasy sing song) it manages to fly away. Well, it was the fantasy bit!

Drag Race Scene

30. Gone in 60 Seconds/1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1

If you want to see a film is based around cars and car chases, this is the one to watch. A 40 min-car chase is the centerpiece of this film. The actors aren't great and the script is non-existent, but the car and that chase is what it's about.

29. Fast and Furious/1970 Dodge Charger

Of the many cars from Fast and Furious, Dom's Charger is probably the best-known. It only appeared in the film a couple of times, but for the final ten minutes it plays a major part, including pulling a torque-powered wheelie off the lines and an above flip which (sadly) totals the car.

Charger Flip Scene

28. Austin Powers/1967 Jaguar E Type

The only car for Austin Powers is the "Shaguar." Using the classic '60s E type Jaguar and simply painting a massive Union Jack on it is a style like no other. Of course the number plate is well-remembered too!

27. French Connection/1971 Pontiac LeMans

Regarded as one of, if not the greatest, Hollywood car chases, the chase scene in The French Connection has a major impact on the film's plot. The story doesn't revolve around the chase, but it's interesting to note that the crew didn't have the permit to shoot the chase, so a lot of the traffic in the chase with the El Train is real!

The Chase Scene

26. Nation Lampoon's Animal House/1964 Lincoln Continental mk2

The star of the show is Flounder's brother's Lincoln Continental. this classy car stars off fine, but gets trashed on a road trip with Pinto, Boon, and Otter. The car ends up being fixed for the Homecoming Parade by D-Day, but it doesn't look much like the original. Evil!

The Deathmobile Scene

25. Starsky and Hutch/1976 Ford Gran Torino

Forget about the TV series. The TV show made the car popular before the 2004 film was made, but this car played a huge part on the big screen. Plenty of chases and high speed driving left people (once again) wanting a red Torino with a big, white, over-the-top stripe.

Chase Scene

24. Days of Thunder/1990 Chevrolet Lumina

24. Days of Thunder - 1990 Chevrolet Lumina Nascar

Top Gun is a . . . oh wait, sorry, Days of Thunder is a film about Nascar. So lots of speed, lots of excitement, some awesome race cars, and of course crashing! There's also a plot and some characters in there, but it felt a little too familiar. Still some great cars though.

Race Scene

23. Transformers/2009 Chevrolet Camaro

Yes, originally Bumblebee was a VW Beetle, but in the 2007 movie Transformers they used a '74 Camaro that magically shifts itself into the soon-to-be-released 2009 Chevy Camaro. At the time, the car was of course a prototype and was actually based on a Pontiac GTO.

Transformation Scene

22. Risky Business/1981 Porsche 928

Parents need to realize that telling your teen-aged children not to use the car, and then going away for the weekend, is a terrible thing to do. Of course Joel borrows it and of course it end up in Lake Michigan!

Joy Ride Scene

21. The Dukes Of Hazard/1969 Dodge Charger R/T

Forget about the TV program for this one too. The classic General Lee got a modern upgrade to the big screen in 2005, and thankfully they used an original '69 (although '68s were used for some of the filming) and not some modern-day prototype. Fast, sexy, and awesome-looking fun!

Dukes Movie Chase Scene

20. Ronin/1998 BMW 535i

This is another film with an epic car chase in it, well actually a few. The big one is the Paris city center involving this BMW 535i and a Peugeot 406. The BMW is remembered, of course, for ending up upside-down on a construction site. This is regarded as one of the best car chases in movie history.

The Paris Chase Scene

19. Vanishing Point and Death Proof/1970 Dodge Challenger R/T

A popular plot for 1970s car films is epitomised by the one in Vanishing Point. The cross country multi state car chase with the police will forever be remembered, as will the white 1970 Challenger R/T. The same car was also used in Tarantino's Death Proof.

18. Christine/1958 Plymouth Fury

Stephen King's book transferred wonderfully to the big screen in the film about a murderous Plymouth Fury. The Fury was in essence the Belvedere Sport with the evil red paint being an extra. It's an evil car, for an evil story.

17. The Spy Who Loved Me/1975 Lotus Esprit

Q really pulled it one of the bag for The Spy Who Loved Me with this 75 Esprit. A modern (for it's time) road car made by the legendary British firm Lotus, the car transformed into a submarine. No clever CGI like in Transformers either! It was all old-school engineering.

Lotus Chase Scene

16. Wayne's World/1976 AMC Pacer

When a certain guitar solo begins in Queen's classic "Bohemian Rhapsody," some people will nod their heads. Why? We all know the answer to that! The Mirthmobile was the ultra-cool hatch to have!

Bohemian Rhapsody Scene

15. Duel/1960 Peterbilt 281 Tanker

Steven Spielberg's first feature film revolves around a monster Peterbilt 281 Tanker, which plays a game of cat and mouse with a Plymouth Valiant. This film is a classic, with little dialogue and a great concept. Of course, the truck gets trashed at the end when it drives off a cliff.

Duel Chase Scene

14. Cannonball Run/1980 Lamborghini Countache LP400S

Posters of this car hung on many a teenager's wall during the '80s (and probably the '90s and '00s!) It was one of those cars that stood out even in a film featuring some of the worlds finest machines. (One of the other cars on this list was also featured in the film) Of course, the sexy Adrienne Barbeau covered in spandex might have helped.

Opening Scene

13. Bourne Identity/1989 Mini 1100 Special

Another pretty, wrecked car that has a spot in our hearts, mainly due to an impressive mid-Paris police chase (the French obviously love car chases!). The car flies through little alley ways and down flights of steps like in the Italian sports car. It takes a battering, but still keeps on going.

12. Ferris Bueller's Day Off/1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spider

What a car to take for a joy ride! The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spider is a rare and special car. It's on the top ten most expensive cars of all time. In case you were annoyed at the film makers for wrecking such a rare and expensive car, fear not. It was just a replica based on a Datsun 240z.

Ferrisw Bueller's Day Off: Crash Rant

11. Mad Max/1973 Ford Falcon XB GT Coupe

"The Last of the V8's" will forever be remembered as possibly the most bad-ass cop car in movie history. It's evil "futuristic" styling worked well, even if the supercharger button was only a prop. We can but dream!

10. Love Bug/1963 Volkswagen Type 1 (Beetle)

OK, so Herbie was a magic little car that dreamt of being a race car. He was successful too, but not nearly as successful as the Beetle was for VW. It's featured in five Love Bug movies and a TV movie, and even though Lindsay Lohan ruined it for the youngsters of today, it's still one of the most recognizable movie cars of all time.

Race Scene

9. American Graffiti/1932 Ford Coupe

Written and directed by the father of Star Wars, George Lucas (a self confessed hot rod nut), the story of American Graffiti is based on teenagers driving around listening to the radio. Who cares if there's not only Milner's 32 Coupe, but over 20 over classic cars and hot rods (and a Vespa)! Helped popularity of hot rod's with a new generation.

Your Mama's Car

8. Smoky and the Bandit/1977 Pontiac Tans Am

Burt Reynolds is a fan favourite when it comes to road movies, thanks to this staring role in Cannonball Run. In Smokey and the Bandit he cruises (and speeds) around in a '77 Trans Am, causing all kinds of mischief. Some great car chases, a funny script, and this amazing car. Great film!

Chase Scene

7. Gone in 60 Seconds/1967 Shelby Mustang GT500

The 2000 re-make of the 1974 classic wasn't as good, if you ask fans who have seen the original. However, the remake did use the ultra-rare Shelby Mustang GT 500 to play the part of Eleanor. The script and cast aren't that amazing, but the car is truly magnificent. Also, no Shelbys where harmed in the making of this film. It was a replica built on a Mustang. Real Shelby Mustangs are too rare and expensive.

6. Ghostbusters/1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor (ECTO1 )

This is one of, if not the most, recognized ambulances in the world (the only other one worth noting is Burt Reynold's ambulance from Cannonball Run). It's a bit busted when the Ghostbusters team buys it, but it's so-over-the top that it's amazing!

First Call

5. The Italian Job/1968 Austin Mini Cooper S

By 1969, the Mini was already on its way to becoming a legend in the auto world. This film sealed it's fate and ever since, people of all ages and sexes have dreamed of owning an original '68 Cooper S. No matter what people say about the Muira or Dino in the Italian Job, the Mini's are the film.

Chase Scene

4. The Blues Brothers/1974 Dodge Monaro

It's one of the all-time best films. It might not be a masterpiece of drama, but it's funny, fast-paced, has some of the biggest names in music, and oh yeah, that '74 Dodge Monaro markedup as a police car. It's a great film to watch if you love seeing nondescript police cars crashing into each other.

Mall Chase Scene

3. Bullitt/1968 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback

The chase scene in Bullit is often regarded as the greatest of all time. The ever-cool car-nut, Steve McQueen, speeds around San Fransisco in the awesome 68 GT390 Fastback, while chased by the ever-cool Black Charger. Rumour has it, one of the original Fastbacks still exists somewhere in Ohio.

The Chase, Part 1

2. Back to the Future 1-3/1981 Delorean DMC 12

It's a tough choice, choosing the most memorable car, and this Delorean was so very close to the top. It featured in the massive box office smashes Back to the Future parts 1, 2, and of course, 3. The heavily modified Delorean was a time machine/hover car that just rocked the '80s.

The Delorean Unveiled

1. James Bond/1963 Aston Martin DB5

Connery drove it in Goldfinger and Thunderball., Then Brosnan drove it in Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies. Craig then used it in Casino Royale. During all that Moore "borrowed" it for some fun with Burt Reynolds in Cannonball Run. This car has a better resume than most actors of its time. Plus it's an Aston Martin. The DB5 is the most memorable car of movie history.

Comments

WheelScene from U.S.A. on November 01, 2017:

WOW talk about comprehensive, there are some awesome cars on this list!!

mark on October 07, 2012:

the batmobile was in a batman movie and on the t.v.series it is as famous as bonds car in my opinion also the car from dirty mary and crazy larry the 71 mach 1 in bonds diamonds are forever there are a few more classics we movie buffs in lebanon tn.

Not a Beeber on June 11, 2012:

Then I forgot about that Tweeked out Corvette from "Corvette Summer".. HaHa.. That brings me back a ways.. Yikes I'm getting old..

Not a Beeber on June 11, 2012:

I know you would have had to grow up in the 80's to think this was cool at the time, but does anybody remember that car from "The Last Chase"? I thought that was cool.. You know, back in the day, 80's kind of cool.. LoL

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rch2320 on March 22, 2012:

What about the family truckster from national lampoons vacation. It should be on this list more than that blasphemous cobra concept from xxx 2

Dan on March 13, 2012:

We're sitting around trying to remember the name of the movie from the mid-sixties where the star (Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, or another leading guy of the day) rents a Hertz Mustang and gets into the big car chase and crashes it, then returns the barely rolling chassis to the car rental agency to a befuddled store manager. Any one remember that movie?

Youhanna on March 12, 2012:

Where the hell is the Mystery Machine

david on March 03, 2012:

where's the a-team van

norrie the bandit on February 13, 2012:

has 2 be the trans am

ne2rk on February 09, 2012:

Great list. The only people that like knight rider and fast and furious is stupid kids that can only type one line'ers.

spartacus on January 30, 2012:

One word... BATMOBILE

georganne on January 29, 2012:

Make a movie about killer cars. Christine and The Car could have a face-off of sorts.

noman on January 26, 2012:

do not teas other

burgerjoint on January 16, 2012:

Nice cars

Prince Rich on December 30, 2011:

What Happened to Kit from the Knight Rider.

Eric on December 28, 2011:

Ware is Kit from Night Rider

Tyost97 on December 05, 2011:

I definitely believe the trans am from smokey and the bandit should have been number one. It is such a popular movie and car

Randy on December 01, 2011:

Just a side note, the Ferrari in Ferris Bueller's Day Off was actually a kit car called a Modena California Spyder styled after the 250 GT Ferrari that was built by Modena Designs in California.

Syed Mubarik Ali Naqvi on November 12, 2011:

its Really 2 fast & 2 furious.

Hammy on November 12, 2011:

I thought K.I.T.T. would have made its way on the list .Being from a popular show from the 80's.

vandredi65 on November 03, 2011:

sorry.my bad.,. upon further research there was no 1955 golden anniversary olds..it was still a sharp car in the movie here is a link to a pic

http://www.flickriver.com/photos/49656291@N00/3924...

vandredi65 on November 03, 2011:

how about the 1955 olds in ww and the dixie dance kings, starring burt reynolds? sharp, rare car

josh on October 24, 2011:

Not fast times but Dazed and Confused, even though i like the camaro

josh on October 24, 2011:

How bout any cars from Fast Times at Ridgemont High movie

Slater on October 23, 2011:

You're forgetting about the tan Ciera from Fargo. Also the Great Red Shark in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and the Gran Torino in, well, Gran Torino.

Grant on October 21, 2011:

Wheres knight rider??

JhunJhun on October 18, 2011:

how come 1999 Nissan Skyline is on 49?

Ben on October 15, 2011:

"Better Off Dead" 1967 Camaro my fav as a kid.

Dr Rockpile from USA on October 02, 2011:

Amazing list! Really well done Hub.

(Just a note, #44 should be "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" singular, no s on Dream.)

Daniel Welconson on September 27, 2011:

wears the car from the wraith?

cars-knower on September 14, 2011:

and the RX-7 with Veilside bodykit from Tokio Drift...

cars-knower on September 14, 2011:

@WhoArtNow-I CANNOT agree with u when u put the skyline on 49...it's a least top 20 car...

G on September 09, 2011:

Only car missing is Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino from Gran Torino. Awesome list though!!

Pranel on September 02, 2011:

I read about Kitt being in here as part of the list and it was stated that Knight Rider was a TV show and not a movie, well how about adding the new Kitt from the 2008 series because before the series started, they made a movie which was like a pilot but basically just to see if a remake would draw audiences...just by the way...K.I.T.T should be number 1.

Torreto on September 01, 2011:

Fake... charger is the king

metaxeirismena aytokinhta on July 17, 2011:

nice collection ,it reminds me much of this movies.I enjoyed looking at pic and reading.Great hub.metaxeirismena aytokinhta

jjexon on July 12, 2011:

Very nice and long hub

I like it

Ryan Palmer from In a Galaxy far, far away on June 13, 2011:

Awesome hub! I recognize almost all these cars, and some brought back fond memories! I would also have included the DB4 from the Italian Job, though! That car was stunning!

Sachchidananda Ghosal on March 23, 2011:

very nice

yamindsfdgfd on February 04, 2011:

Trying to start looking without this information is a recipe for disaster. You may end up buying a car that is notoriously unreliable, or one that has been overpriced. Whatever you do, do not rely on the seller to give you all the information you need to know.

muzmeelhuytk on February 04, 2011:

Willy's were always a little adventurous with their styling, and it paid off for them, the Willy's Coupes have a massive following around the world. There easy to maintain, can accommodate a wide range of engines and setups and aren't to expensive to buy an original. Replicas are of course available, with some old Beetle body kits if you can find them.

jamil on January 29, 2011:

Get a subscription to CarFax History report. For 40 bucks you can get an unlimited subscription for 30 days. This is probably best because you can get a report on any vehicle you are interested in.

Once you have all the of this done then you should be at the point where you have the following information handy:

A. A list of car models that you are interested in buying, one is fine but the more options you leave yourself the more likely you are to find a really excellent deal.

B. A range of years for each model that you would be happy with. Typically you will see different generations of a model over the course of a few years where major features change. You can use Edmunds to look up features and changes from year to year to make your decision.

C. A price range you feel comfortable paying for each model. Both Edmunds and KBB offer price guides for used cars, but in my experience the KBB prices tend to be more realistic. Obviously if you have gotten a private party auto loan you will want to make sure these ranges match up with the total amount you have been approved for.

Trying to start looking without this information is a recipe for disaster. You may end up buying a car that is notoriously unreliable, or one that has been overpriced. Whatever you do, do not rely on the seller to give you all the information you need to know.

Newt Johnson on January 14, 2011:

I'm not sure if Mr. Nudies car and station wagon,of Nudies Rodeo Taylor in Hollywood ever was in a movie, but for some reason I think it was. They should have been if they weren't. They were really great.

yaseen hookra on December 15, 2010:

Vintage cars are the cars that are dreamed by the entire world and are sharing the highest popularity after the Limousine cars. They are the master pieces of creation of older times.

th1981 from North Carolina on November 29, 2010:

Awesome article. There are a couple cars you have forgotten i think, The Chrysler prototype from the Wraith, The BMW 750 maybe 760 from transporter 1 and of course the Audis from the sequels. Other than those i think you have the list covered. The DMC 12 i think is #1 i love the DB 5 its a beautiful car but the DMC 12 is more memorable i think.

I hate to think about how long this lost took to make. Very enjoyable read.

Monavie Momentum from Chicago on November 11, 2010:

#4 is actually 1974 Dodge Monaco

Drivetrain: 275-hp, 7.1-liter V-8 with three-speed automatic transmission; rear-wheel drive

Notable Features: Cop motor, cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks

Nice post, great classics.

Bones Jones on October 18, 2010:

This is a great list with some hilarious surprises :D I would have bumped the American Graffiti car out of the top 10 in favor of the Mad Max car.

Jimijams on October 11, 2010:

Excellent list! I do believe that two lane blacktop should have a mention, but apart from that every movie I could think of was mentioned.

abs on October 07, 2010:

And so was Dukes of Hazard!

Even if they made a movie later...

Kniight Rider is the absolute winner for me :))

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on October 03, 2010:

@Pacio9128 - That was a TV show and not a movie.

Pacio9128 on October 03, 2010:

What about KIT frome Knight Rider?

I am DB Cooper from Whereabouts unknown at this time on August 20, 2010:

This is a fantastic hub! I usually find a bunch of disagreements with a list this big, but I can't find many with this one. I pretty much love the same cars you do. Thanks for recognizing some of the cars from lesser known films (at least nowadays) like the original Challenger from Vanishing Point.

The only car that I don't see on this list that belongs is the '55 Chevy from American Graffiti that Harrison Ford drove. That car seemed to lurk around town and haunt Milner all night. In addition, that very same car (minus the black paint job) was used a few years earlier for the low-budget cult classic "Two-Lane Blacktop", which is one of the greatest car films of all time.

ManlyPoetryMan from (Texas) Boldly Writing Poems Where No Man Has Gone Before... on June 07, 2010:

You did an awesome job listing the Top 50...Christine, Herbie, and Mad Max's vehicle all wrapped up w/ Bullit's "Stang...and the original Vanishing Point and Gone in 60 seconds vehicles...Plus Ghostbusters and Animal House! I forget how classic each of these vehicle's are...and the rest of the ones onyour list. I got'ta say all 50 were dead-on!

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on May 04, 2010:

@ThumpinV8 - I tried, managed to think of another 25 odd then got stuck! Although I am still thinking about it, maybe in a few more years!

ThumpinV8 on May 04, 2010:

Yer can u now think of 50 more?

Novak on March 26, 2010:

I love the Uncle Buck reference. Great hub!

GRUBBY on March 15, 2010:

Milners 32 has to be the baddest Deuce of all time. Im glad to see it in the top ten, but the Minis ahead of it? C'mon... LMAO

DevinG from Redlands on March 04, 2010:

Ahh yes, for the movies I recognized, I recognized the cars that were in them. My favorite cars from all of those movies has to be the 1974 Dodge Monaro; Blues Brothers is the best!

nightstalker on February 15, 2010:

Incredible list. I love it.

Dave on December 11, 2009:

Good job!! what about a film by the name of "two lane black top" starring James Taylor and Warren Oates They had a 55 chev 2 door post and a beautiful 70 judge with the correct emblem and they had a couple other cars in there i just forget exactly what they were i think a 70-71 elcameo i believe it was an independent label back in the 70's

Max90 on November 24, 2009:

Wow great list of cars well thought out!

Auto Tech from Kentucky on November 21, 2009:

This is truly an awesome collection of cars. Love the hub. Looking forward to seeing more.

Jennifer Richards on November 16, 2009:

Hello,

Cool Cards dear. Movie car have to see

autoexpertsohio from Columbus / Westerville, Ohio on October 30, 2009:

Fellow mustang lover in Ohio :)

Annette on October 29, 2009:

Fantastic hub and actually a great resource for those times when you just can't remember all the details of an otherwise memorable car from the movies. My personal fave, the spider from Ferris Bueller's day off. Ahh, the memories.

Egoodman on October 27, 2009:

Very giid hub, it is full of information.

earnestshub from Melbourne Australia on October 26, 2009:

Well done again! So many memories, I will take the movie list from here and go hire me some car chases. Thanks!

Sports bikes on October 22, 2009:

nice information

HarperSmith on October 21, 2009:

Wow, sure have a lot of cool cars here. I was sure the fast back from Bullet wound make your list. I was also happy it see the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spider from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and the 1966 Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto from The Graduate. Thanks

articleposter on October 21, 2009:

Very good post.

Lots of research gone into this one.

Thanks

born4thesurf from Truro on October 02, 2009:

Cool list...cool cars!

ajayrocks on September 17, 2009:

Hey ONE OF THE BEST,LOVED.LIKED,ALWAYS HAPPINESS GIVING HUB TO THE CARLOVER LIKE ME!

Let me tell you what i got from your hub:

1)The Cars roles in various movies with short description

2)Lot of good car movie Titles which i am going to get in anyway to watch!

Thanks for the Hub Info!

parkerk393 from Arlington, Texas on August 28, 2009:

This is a great hub! I enjoyed it!

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on August 21, 2009:

@ Chris - Check out number 18 and you'll see the '57 Chevy known as Christine.

Chris on August 20, 2009:

you forgot all about the best movie car of all time

1957 Chevy better known as "Christine"

Adam B on April 02, 2009:

Love this HUB, it took me back to ome of those movie I love.

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 08, 2009:

@Tony - It is a far better film, but sadly not as popular as the remake. There are plenty of people here in England who don't even know it was a remake!

And thanks a lot.

tony0724 from san diego calif on March 08, 2009:

Good list here ! Count me In for the Dogwagon And I will always love that Mustang In Bullitt !

LondonGirl from London on March 06, 2009:

love it - and I'm with you, the Aston rocks.

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@Sam - It was a close one, but the Aston won it.

Sam on March 06, 2009:

Delorean should have been number 1!

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@Direxmd - Awesome! Your having an awesome start to your Hup career! Just voted too! ;)

I'm hopefully going to watch Fast and Furious next week so might have to do a review. Hopefully it'll be as good as the early 2.

Direxmd on March 06, 2009:

I love WHoArtNow :)

ahhhh 2fast2furious. what a movie.

dude! two of my articles got onto Hubnuggets for this week (at least for voting)--I owe it all to you :)

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@Pest - Yeah, I would fly all the way to the states to watch them live. I'm also very close to finishing my time machine to take me back to '94 to watch Bill Hicks in Oxford (UK). I could die happy if I could have been there.

Pest from A couch, Ionia, MI on March 06, 2009:

I would love to see them! i was too young when they were together before.

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@D.G. - Having (been forced to) seen that, I can't say that car struck me memorable, I'd forgotton it was a Ghia, and I'm a VW fan. It might be the male in me and not really paying attention.

Sorry...

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@ Pest - It would be cool, I call Shotgun on some Cypress Hill on the CD player.

Incase you haven't seen it, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/07/30/cheech-an...

I would love to go see that!

D.G. Bennett from Dublin, Ireland on March 06, 2009:

How about Andie's pink car in Pretty in Pink...think it was a Carmann Ghia...loved it the second I saw it in the film.

Pest from A couch, Ionia, MI on March 06, 2009:

We could tour the U.S. in the Cannibus! That thing was hilarious...of course all of Cheech and Chong's stuff is great IMO.

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@ Pest - I would happily cruise the "Cannibus" all day long!

Pest from A couch, Ionia, MI on March 06, 2009:

Awesome.  i am a muscle car buff so all of those would top my list!  Great job!

The Cheech and Chong van is a classic!

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@Stacie L - Thank you, there's a lot of research in this, takes ages to watch so many films! Yet I have had years of pratice!

Stacie L on March 06, 2009:

This is very thorough .Nice photos! :)

WHoArtNow (author) from Leicester, UK on March 06, 2009:

@gksquire9 - Thanks a lot, a 2008 would be nice, but I'd prefer a 68!

gksquire9 from America on March 06, 2009:

Love it, love it, love it. It must have taken forever to compile your list and pics. Thanks for that. By the way, I actually have a 2008 Bullitt. Great hub!