It can be argued that the Fast & Furious franchise is a multi-year car commercial or a long-running car show with larger, action-packed episodes. Except, no one explains the car types, cost, and functionalities. Petrolheads who would like to know the details can always check out shows like Top Gear or The Grand Tour.
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More than 500 different models of cars have been used in the franchise so far. Out of those, 140 have been driven or owned by credited characters. Given how expensive some of the cars are, it can be assumed that Dom and his crew are quite wealthy. After all, they’ve conducted plenty of high-stakes heists.
2005 Aston Martin DB9 – $175,000
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Aston Martins are more common in the Bond franchise than in any other franchise. Only two have made an appearance in the Fast & Furious franchise. One of them is the DB9. It’s driven by Deckard Shaw in Furious 7.
After Dom takes his 1970 Dodge Charger R/T from the garage, he heads to downtown LA to confront Shaw who has just arrived in the DB9. For some strange reason, the two decide to ram into each other’s cars, thus destroying them both in the process. That’s over $300,000 gone. Miraculously, none of them gets injured after the impact.
1969 Chevrolet Yenko Camaro – $300,000
The 1969 Yenko Camaro is first driven by Korpi (one of the drivers seeking to be hired by drug lord Carter Verone) in 2 Fast 2 Furious. Verone tests the drivers by having them speed to a safehouse to retrieve a package. Korpi loses.
Later, Roman and Brian challenge Korpi and another driver to a race. Whoever wins takes all the cars. Roman loses but Brian wins. He gladly takes the Yenko Camaro. When Brian and Roman go to retrieve Verone’s cash, later on, Brian drives the car. In one of the franchise’s most iconic scenes, he does a speed jump with it over the water before crashing into Verone’s boat.
2019 McLaren 720s – $315, 000
The McLaren 720s appears in Hobbs & Shaw. It’s driven by Deckard Shaw during a chase scene on the streets of Edinburgh. At one point, Deckard, his sister Hattie and his buddy Hobbs all manage to squeeze themselves in the car. How exactly they manage to do that in a two-seater is a mystery.
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Despite the combined weight of the muscled passengers, the car moves pretty fast. The car has a top speed of 212 mph so it’s understandable why it was chosen. It’s important to note that this is the first time a McLaren of any kind is used in the franchise.
2011 Lexus LFA – $ 375,000
In the closing stages of Fast Five, everyone is living their best life, thanks to the millions they made in Rio. Han is shown speeding towards a city in his brand new Lexus LFA as Gisele sits on his lap. As if that’s not interesting enough, the two lovebirds are seen kissing too.
Kissing while driving? Quite a dangerous, but not one can lecture Dom and his crew on what to do on the road. They are the best at it. Gisele asks Han where they are going and he says Madrid. She reminds him that he had planned to go to Tokyo and Han says there’ll go there eventually. For now, it’s time to have fun.
1965 Ford GT40 – $500,000
The GT40 is among the several cars belonging to Rio kingpin Hernan Reyes that has been seized by the DEA in Fast Five. Zizi wants the car but Don orders Mia to drive it. This causes Zizi’s men to clash with Dom and Brian.
Dom and Brian soon discover that there is a computer chip in the GT40 with information about the locations of ten Reyes safe houses stacked with $10 million each. Dom and Brian thus form a team to steal the $100 million belonging to the drug lord.
Eagle Speedster – $1,500,000
The black Eagle Speedster is bought by Tej Parker in Furious 6. Dom asks Tej and Hobbs to get new cars after the BMW M5s fail, so they head to a car auction. The punter isn’t too happy with how they are dressed. He assumes that they are broke and suggests they leave to create space for wealthier customers.
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Tej surprises him by purchases all cars present. One of them is the Eagle Speedster. They are then delivered to a safe house owned by the crew. After the cars are delivered, Tej and Hobbs humiliate the punter by making him undress and leave his clothes with them. Unfortunately, the Speedster is never driven in the film.
2011 Bugatti Veyron – $1,900,000
When Dom and his family land in Abu Dhabi, they acquire five supercars. Roman, who always has taste, picks a 2011 Bugatti Veyron. The car is first spotted after the crew races through the Abu Dhabi desert.
Sadly, it doesn’t make another appearance in the film. It’s a mystery what Roman did to it. Perhaps he still has it. Maybe it’ll appear in one of the next installments, though one wouldn’t bet on that. The franchise rarely recycles the same cars.
Ferrari FXX – $2,600,000
The car is briefly seen at Tej’s Costa Rica base in the early stages of Furious 6. Several people are seen admiring it and for good reason. The car is extremely rare. It’s neither road-legal nor race-legal. It can only be driven on test tracks.
According to a report by Top Gear, only 40 such cars exist in the world. Anyone who purchases is required to have their own private track. They must also promise to drive it, not just keep it on display. Most of the FXX’s remain unpurchased.
2010 Koenigsegg CCX-R – $3,000,000
After Dom and his crew rip off Hernan Reyes, Roman Pierce passes by Tej’s garage in the final stages of the film. He has just bought a Koenigsegg CCXR with his cut of the heist. Apparently, there are only two such cars in the Western Hemisphere and Roman is glad to have one.
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Seconds later, Tej reveals that he has bought one too. Roman is disappointed at first but then he welcomes the idea of Tej having the same taste as him. “We can shine together,” he says
2013 Lykan Hypersport – $3,400,000
Given how expensive this car is, it’s no surprise that only an Abu Dhabi prince could afford it. The car makes an appearance in Furious 7. Dom and his crew get special invites to a party at the Etihad Towers in order to retrieve a chip containing the God’s Eye program from the car.
Removing the chip takes longer than expected, so Dom drives it through the building while Brian attempts to pull the chip from under the seats. The car plows through the windows of three different buildings but Dom is unable to stop it due to faulty breaks. He and Brian thus jump out before the car drops thousands of feet to the ground below. What a waste!
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