Liam Neeson has spent years playing men who track others down. In his latest film, the roles reverse. He becomes the one everyone is after, and the machine he chooses for the job is a serious piece of American muscle.
Moviegoers still remember when Brian O’Conner arrived in the original Fast and Furious film’s loud, eye-searing brilliant green Mitsubishi Eclipse in 2001. This automobile appeared fast just sitting there, thanks to its colorful decals and souped-up upgrades. LEGO has now turned that identical rollercoaster into a Technic set with the number 42229, allowing fans to build it from the ground up.
CarWow’s latest video has some of the most iconic automobiles from the first Fast and Furious film battling on a private strip at Historic Santa Margarita Ranch. Matt Watson is presenting, and he’s back with the winner-stays-on formula, beginning with the underdogs, the imports that began it all, and rising up as we reach the final confrontation between Dom’s Dodge Charger replica and Brian’s Toyota Supra. Every car is kept in almost stock trim, with no insane tuning, so they’re as close to how they’d appear in the film as possible… though there is a surprise later on.
This 2021 Ram 1500 TRX, also known as the Desert Runner, has just hit the market after appearing in a high-octane sequence from Fast X, where its bespoke build was thoroughly tested. With a retail price of $265,000 on the Race-Dezert forum, this one-off monster combines the glitz of Hollywood with the gritty competence required for desert running in a huge manner.
Fans of Tron: Legacy will never forget the impressive digital vehicles that sped across the screen in 2010. Parker Brothers Concepts brought that futuristic design to life years ago, with a very limited run of road-ready bikes, long before many of us realized what we were seeing. Only ten of these beauties were created, and the first one is back for sale.