Every car from every Fast and Furious film, organized by movie. Each guide covers the full vehicle list, the scenes they appear in, real-world specs and current market values for the hero cars.
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The franchise and its cars
Since 2001, the Fast and Furious franchise has featured hundreds of cars, from JDM imports to American muscle to hypercars. The films helped launch real-world demand for models like the Nissan Skyline GT-R, Toyota Supra and Dodge Charger. Our guides catalog every vehicle by film, with driver assignments, screen time notes and what the real cars are worth today.
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Guides by film
- Fast and Furious 1 Cars List: Every Ride with Specs
The original 2001 lineup: Brian’s Eclipse, Dom’s Charger, Jesse’s Jetta and every other car. - 2 Fast 2 Furious Cars List: Every Import King
Miami’s finest: the Skyline GT-R, Evo VII, Yenko Camaro and the full 2003 roster. - Tokyo Drift Cars: The Full List
Han’s RX-7, the Mustang, the drift-spec 350Z and every car from the Tokyo streets. - Fast and Furious 4 Cars: Why They Are Iconic
The return to Los Angeles: Buick Grand National, Subaru WRX and the tunnel sequence cars. - Fast 5 Cars: The Complete Hero Lineup
Rio heist cars: the Chargers, GT40, Porsche 911 GT3 RS and the vault-dragging Chargers. - Every Car in Fast and Furious 6
London and Spain: the Anvil Mustang, Jensen Interceptor, Flip Car and tank sequence vehicles. - Furious 7 Cars: Complete List
Abu Dhabi, the mountains of Colorado: W Motors Lykan, Cuda, the skydiving cars and Paul Walker’s farewell Supra.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most famous car in Fast and Furious?
Dom’s 1970 Dodge Charger R/T is the franchise’s signature car, appearing in nearly every film. Brian’s orange 1994 Toyota Supra from the first movie is a close second and became one of the most recognizable movie cars ever made.
Are the cars in Fast and Furious real?
Most hero cars are real vehicles, often modified for filming. Productions typically build multiple copies of each hero car: clean versions for close-ups and stunt shells for crashes. Some scenes use CGI enhancements, but the core cars are physical builds.
Data Sources and Verification
Vehicle identifications reference official Universal Pictures production notes, behind-the-scenes documentaries and the Dennis McCarthy (picture car coordinator) interviews. Market values use recent Bring a Trailer, Mecum and Cars & Bids auction results.