MOVIE TRIVIA …
10 MEMORABLE MOVIE CARS
Cult British film director, Christopher Petit, who once remarked that to steer behind the wheel of a moving car is the quintessential cinematic experience. A sublime marriage of machine, driver and journey where the windshield becomes the frame, the accelerator creates the action and the stereo supplies the soundtrack.
The ubiquitous automobile has, for decades, pervaded our psyches and our films to such a degree that it, quite often, has stolen the show completely.
Now, there’s only so much to remark about a million-dollar actor, inside a million-dollar car, within a million-dollar chase sequence. The memorable movie cars below had something more than just horsepower going their way. They packed their very own star power too. Unforgettable anthropomorphised automobiles that not only transported their human co-stars but also the story to somewhere otherwise unreachable.
10. 1969 “General Lee” Dodge Charger
(The Dukes Of Hazard)
9. 2005 “Tumbler”
(Batman Begins and The Dark Knight)
8. 1976 Lotus Esprit
(The Spy Who Loved Me)
7. 1932 Ford Deuce Coupe
(American Graffiti)
6. 1971 Chevrolet Nova
(Death Proof)
5. 1958 Plymouth Belvedere/Fury
(Christine)
4. 1970 Lancia Stratos Zero Concept
(Moonwalker)
3. 1972 Honda Z600
(Malcolm)
2. Benny The Cab
(Who Framed Roger Rabbit?)
1. 1981 DeLorean DMC-12
(Back To The Future trilogy)
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