27 of the coolest cars that have been in 'The Fast and the Furious' movies
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Family may be at the heart of the "Fast" films, but Dom's crew isn't complete without their cars.
We rounded up the most memorable and iconic cars in the "Fast & Furious" franchise.
From Dom's Charger to Queenie's sports car in "F9," these are the scene-stealers of the franchise.
The 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse was Brian's first street-racing car when he was undercover.
Brian used the Eclipse in his first race against Dominic Toretto. It was shot up soon afterwards by Johnny Tran's crew after Brian and Dom drove onto his turf.
After his Eclipse gets totaled, Brian gets a 1994 Toyota Supra MK IV Supra to fix up.
He uses it against Dom at the end of the franchise's first film when the two outrace a train.
Who could forget Suki's pink 2001 Honda S2000 from the start of "2 Fast 2 Furious"?
Actress Devon Aoki, who played Suki, referred to it as a pink Barbie car, but the paint job shouldn't fool anyone. It was the only other car to finish the race at the start of "2 Fast."
Later in the movie, we see Suki sketching more custom artwork for the rebuild of her car.
Always one for flashy colors, Roman wins a bright orange Dodge Challenger R/T in a street race.
He later ejects a man from the passenger seat of the vehicle towards the end of "2 Fast."
Brian races the 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 in the opening of "2 Fast 2 Furious."
The car gets disabled after Brian wins the race by a Los Angeles Police officer. It's one of many Skyline models to appear throughout the franchise.
Brian drives a 1969 Yenko Camaro SYC off a pier onto a boat.
Brian wins the car in a street race.
Sean Boswell races a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback down a mountain near the end of "Tokyo Drift."
He and his friends restore his father's vehicle so he can race the Drift King, Takashi.
Han races through the streets of Tokyo in a black and orange Mazda RX-7 Veilside.
Han's driving the vehicle when he gets hit by a Mercedes and is subsequently killed in an explosion.
The car Dom is searching for in "Fast & Furious" is a green 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport.
It's the car that hit Letty and caused her amnesia.
Mia drives off from the train heist in "Fast Five" in a gorgeous blue and white 1965 Ford GT40.
Dom and Brian later take it apart to find a useful computer chip hidden inside of it.
A 1966 Corvette Sport Stingray is one of several cars Dom and Brian steal off of a train.
Unfortunately, Dom drove it off a cliff right after he helped Brian escape from the train.
Dom races Brian at the end of "Fast Five" in a 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT-8.
He races the car again at the start of the next film when his sister Mia is giving birth to her son.
Tej is seen driving a Ferrari FXX briefly at the start of "Fast 6."
Tej purchased the Ferrari with the money he received at the end of "Fast Five."
When Letty returns to the franchise, she's driving a 1971 Jensen Interceptor.
She gets out of the car and shoots Dom, who she fails to recognize because she has a case of amnesia.
Roman jumps atop the 1970 Ford Escort MK I RS1600 to save his life.
Brian drives the car in the highway chase away from a tank.
Dom drives a gorgeous red Dodge Charger Daytona during a street race with Letty.
Dom tries to remind Letty who she is by racing alongside her.
Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) strolls out of the hospital he single-handedly destroyed at the beginning of "Furious 7" in a white Jaguar F-Type.
He went to the hospital to check on his little brother, Owen, who was left in a coma after "Fast 6." You can learn more about the car here.
Dom drives Letty to Race Wars in a black 1970 Plymouth Barracuda.
Letty then drives the car in a race.
Roman drops from the sky in "Furious 7" into a custom 1967 Camaro Z28.
At first, Roman refuses to drop from the plane into the car.
Brian and Dom crash a $3 million Lykan Hypersport through two buildings in "Furious 7."
The two need to get a chip out of the pricey vehicle that houses a powerful tech program called God's Eye.
Dom races against a 1956 Ford Fairlane at the start of "The Fate of the Furious."
Dom's told that it's the fastest car in Cuba. Not when he's through with it.
Roman drives a Bentley GT BR9 Coupe through the streets of New York City in "The Fate of the Furious."
Roman doesn't get to drive the car for too long in the movie, though.
Letty drives a bright red 1966 Corvette Sting Ray Coupe through the streets of NYC in "The Fate of the Furious."
The car gets totaled by some fancy maneuvering from Dom.
Roman struggles to drive across ice in a bright orange Lamborghini in "F8."
From the moment Roman sees the orange Lambo, he only has eyes for it in "Fate."
Shaw races a sleek 2018 McLaren 720S through the streets of London in "Hobbs and Shaw."
The blue McClaren manages to slide under a truck during the movie. You can watch the moment in a trailer here.
Queenie (Helen Mirren) will race through the streets of London with Dom in a purple Noble M600.
Mirren told Yahoo Movies in 2015 she wanted to be "a mad driver in a 'Fast and Furious' movie" for some time.
In September 2019, Vin Diesel shared a video on Instagram three months into shooting "F9" with Mirren saying she's "a great driver."
Dom's classic '70s Charger is at the heart of the franchise.
If a car could be a character in the "Fast and Furious" franchise, it would have to be the Dodge Charger.
Dom's Charger has undergone various restorations and changes over the course of the franchise. He crashed one in an underground tunnel between Mexico and the United States and slammed another into Deckard Shaw's Aston Martin in "Furious 7." He also dropped out of a plane in a customized one in the same movie. It will be back in "F9."
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