Jack Sparrow
What’s a good film without an attractive male lead, a beautiful female starlet, and some fast cars? The first car chase scene was in the 1903 movie “Runaway Match”. Now 115 years later movies are filled with top-speed chases, impressive stunts, wrecks, and explosions. They’re full of admirable pumping gasoline-fueled stunts that leave people in awe or just plain speechless! So, let’s take a look at one of the top 10 coolest cars featured in movies.
10: 1973 XB GT Ford Falcon
Australia has a history of sporting some pretty tough coolest cars. The Ford Falcon is one such example, with its 351 CID V8 engine and 2500-pound weight. This car was made for speed enthusiasts who weren’t afraid to take risks on the streets. Because it could pack serious power! In 1973, filmmakers took the beast of a car. They gave it a makeover to create what became known as the interceptor in the first Mad Max film.
After smashing through two movies on-screen, this Australian beauty barely made it offset alive only to be left for scrap thanks to its abused condition. That is until someone decided “enough was enough” and restored her back into Aussie glory at some point near 1992. When she went up onto display at an English museum that housed “the coolest cars from stars.” But with time came relocation; Miami Auto Museum now proudly boasts one of Hollywood’s most infamous rides: The Ford Falcon Interceptor!
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9: 1964 Aston Martin DB5
This 1964 Aston Martin made its first appearance in the James Bond film “Goldfinger” that’s right! The original spy and Playboy car of our favorite agent. It became famous for all kinds of gadgets including machine guns. The sleek body of this high-priced vehicle is from Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera. It was the Italian company that built this beauty with a 4-liter inline 6 engine. They made many other cool features like smoke screens and oil slick sprayers to make it one bad boy toy. In 2010 at RM Auctions an owner found his prized possession: $4 million worth! However, if you wanted to purchase one not used in the film for $450,000.
