A car from a movie that you'd like to own

I will even take the Mach 5

Yoda stole mine. I second the Tumbler from Batman.

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Not sure if it counts but:

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Crockett's cars in Miami Vice" were cool.





as well as Magnum's car in "Magnum P.I."






And the drivers weren't bad either

may look like **** in this picture... its from F&F: Tokyo Drift... but I dont care.... give me that 1970 Monte Carlo...I will fix it up.

If I can't have Ecto 1...


I'll have this...

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There are so many cars in films I would love to have

even the rare batmobile was a 1972 Buick Riviera....

There are many cars from films Id like to own and they are all mainly Muscle cars as I love them.



Drive Angry - Dodge Charger

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The 70' Monte Carlo is a gem.

All you Colonials and your muscle cars. In Britain they do things differently:



Picture, of course, from the Internet Movie Cars Database.

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Don't forget these!

Ford Escort RS 2000




1979 Ford Capri

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The Bluesmobile, first and last and always.

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Or this, it's different, but it's cool and stand out

I loved the Capri so much I even bought a Haynes T-shirt. So far I've had it for 3 months and it's not started to rust yet, unlike the car itself (of which I had two).

Ford Capri... with furry dice and a stereo more powerful than the engine.

My old 2.8 would beg to differ.

How about a vintage ride, from a vintage movie? The car from Topper (1937)



"...a re-bodied 1936 Buick Series 80 Roadmaster. Built solely for use in the film (Topper)."

I don't know about driving it around, but I'd at least keep it in a garage with the car cover over it:

Tire from "Rubber"