The CARS of "The Fast and The Furious 4"

[Gemini]

I'm diggin this trans am also....I LOVE those wheels

[Gemini]

I always wanted a hooked up plymouth Ok, i'llstop now

[deevergote]

Did they LIFT the RX8?

That carbon fiber hood made the front end so light that it sits higher. Duh!

[baracuda]

its has the full history of the cars when you click on them they said the m5 was just a few 5 series because it was cheapier and they were crashed up anyway.

[noobcake]

Whoot!

ftmfw
my pops had one of these

That carbon fiber hood made the front end so light that it sits higher. Duh!

[vietkid_2006]

the S2k's look sick.

[skilzz]

And in that film she drove a second-generation Acura Integra. Well it's eight years later and now she drives a third-generation Integra.

how is it i didnt see a DA in the first movie

[acc0rd_adicti0n]

ill bet that subi is badass

[sackingz123]

OO DAMN, that buick grand national................BADASS.

[vinbon63]

You have excellent taste in automobiles. It is by far my favorite car ever made. My dad had one for a very short time, simply because he got an offer on it he couldn't refuse. I was able to drive it once at least. I had a 250whp 240sx at that time, and after driving the GNX, my cars power felt equal to a Geo Metro.

LMAO!! lol thats funny, but very impressive too! I had no idea they were that fast.

[npor]

read the bit about the STI's.

What's a Fast and Furious movie without some obvious product placement? And in Fast & Furious, the most obvious product placement is Subaru's WRX STI.

The Subie got its role in F&F when the picture car coordinator went looking for a new, high-performance, rally-type car for FBI agent Brian O'Connor (super-dreamy Paul Walker) to drive near the film's climax. Basically it was a choice between the Mitsubishi Evo X and the WRX STI, and Subaru was the first one to say it would supply cars. So Subaru it was.

Subaru gave a total of seven brand-new WRX STI models to the production in exchange for prominent placement in the film. But just because they were zero-mile cars doesn't mean that they were treated with any respect by the picture car department. After all, what matters in movie-making is getting the movie made, not making sure any Subaru survives unscratched.

So all the Subies had their interiors stripped, all were fitted with straightforward tuner-style modifications from Perrin, Cobb Tuning and Veilside, and then they were sent out to work on the set. Of the seven, one was cut up into an engine-less filming buck and five were destroyed during filming. The remaining car is in a warehouse awaiting another shot at fame.

[MikeW]

There's gonna be a sequel.

And is it just me, or is there ALOT of muscle in this one?

[JDM_CB7_TX]

Yeah... There is also going to be an NSX R in the movie as well. I got the new Import Tuner and they showed a few pics of the NSX , Skyline and , the Subi.

[MadSpleen85]

And in that film she drove a second-generation Acura Integra. Well it's eight years later and now she drives a third-generation Integra.

how is it i didnt see a DA in the first movie

I wondered about that too. I popped the original in and watched just that part again. I didn't know she did a whole DA to DC conversion. Fooled me. lol

[MikeW]

Her light blue teggy was only seen in the extra shit on the DVD.