Four BMW 535is and five Peugeot 406s were used during shooting, and one of each was actually cut in half and filmauto mieten towed at high speeds to create various scenes. The film’s cars had their unique sounds recorded on a racetrack, which were then edited into the footage to maximize the realistic feel of each car chase scene. Most people know George Lucas for the Star Wars movies, but before he made it big with spaceships, Jedi, and the Sith, Lucas directed this coming-of-age story set in the car crazy California of the early 1960s.

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The 1973 film is about high school kids on their final night out before they head off to college. On top of all the vintage iron, American Graffiti features a star-studded cast, including Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Paul Le Mat, and Harrison Ford. A fresh take on the Transporter series, this reboot features a new lead actor and maintains high standards of thrilling action and precision driving. The plot revolves around a meticulously planned heist against a Russian kingpin, combining elements of revenge and protection.

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With one of the most famous high-octane car chase scenes in Hollywood and McQueen doing most of the stunts, this film set the bar so high that the rest of the industry struggled to keep up with during the following decades. Our movie car rentals and custom auto fabrications have been featured in hundreds of classic films over the years, from international blockbusters like Fast and Furious, The Hunger Games, and The Avengers, to Academy Award-winners like American Sniper, The Big Short, and Crash. Search the industry’s largest inventory of picture cars for rent, or work with our expert design team to create the customized car, truck—or spaceship—your project needs.

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It’s a car that guarantees immunity from death – you just have to be in the driver’s seat. In Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, which makes up one half of the Grindhouse double bill (with Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror), Kurt Russell plays a Hollywood stuntman and serial killer who targets beautiful women in his customized 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS (for “Super Sport”). With a memorable matte black paint job and a white skull painted on the hood, the “Death Proof” is like a pirate flag on rubber wheels, with a threatening vibe that feels like an extension of its sinister owner.

While the movie is really pretty bad, Viva Las Vegas is notable for two things, one, it was a hit, mostly because it starred Elvis Presley, and two, it’s responsible for the theme song that you are current humming to yourself right now. Rudolf Caracciola was one of the early heroes of F1 and The Racers is a movie loosely based on his life and career. His career spanned decades and was not without controversy, but it makes for a great movie, with Kirk Douglas playing the fictionalized version of Caracciola, called Gino Borgesa. The track on which the opening race (Motor Speedway of the South) takes place is actually based on and an enlarged version of the real life Bristol Motor Speedway. The venue for the Piston Cup tiebreaker race (the Los Angeles International Speedway) is a conglomeration of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the Arroyo Seco in Pasadena where the Rose Bowl is located, as well as the California Speedway.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, this gripping and suspenseful thriller (and one of this author’s all time favorite movies) showcases the mastery of one of cinema’s greatest storytellers. Released in 1971 as Spielberg’s feature film debut, “Duel” follows a lone driver, played by Dennis Weaver, who finds himself terrorized by an anonymous truck driver on a desolate highway. As the relentless pursuit intensifies, tension builds, creating an atmosphere of sheer dread and unease.