Random Coolest Cars from the Fast and the Furious Movies (27 items)

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  (#12) 2000 Nissan Silvia S15

  The Nissan Silvia was known as the “Mustang of Japan” and its most notable appearance was as “Mona Lisa,” Han’s magnum opus and the second car Lucas Black destroys in the first half hour of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. However, the Silvia has appeared throughout the franchise.

  In the very first movie, Michelle Rodriguez’s Letty made her first appearance pulling into Toretto’s Market and stepping out of a red S14 Silvia. Okay, technically, it was a crappy American-spec 1997 240SX made up to look like a Silvia, but we can suspend disbelief on this one. It’s an SR20 away from being legit. A few 240SX’s disguised as Silvias showed up throughout Fast & Furious and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
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  (#3) 1995 Toyota Supra Turbo MkIV

  If any car from the first movie could lay claim to being legitimate competition for Dom’s Charger, it’s the 2JZ Supra that Paul Walker spent most of the film building. The Turbo Supra was then and remains Japan’s muscle-car king. Wheelies aside, the last race of the movie is pretty plausible as long as you don’t look at the Supra’s rear tires. With a decent set of drag slicks, two stages of nitrous, and some standard engine tuning, this orange sticker vector could probably keep up with Dom’s Charger on its best day.

  The day of the last race, however, wasn't its best, considering that it threw a rod just before hitting a truck. Still, this Japanese muscle cars broke the stereotype most Americans held about Japanese iron. Or, aluminum, as it were. 
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  (#5) 1993 Mazda RX-7

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  The Mazda RX-7 FD is one of a few cars to show up in the series twice, but it’s the FD’s appearance as Dom’s first car in the first movie that many will remember. Although Mazda’s incredible rotary was shown a bit out of its element in the drag race scenes, it’s always been known as one of the best-handling cars ever produced.

  Shame viewers only got to see it turn two corners before Dom parked it. Of course, that might have been for the best, considering how likely RX-7s are to fall apart when pushed to the limit. Oh well, at least we got to see some great footage of it drifting during the second appearance.
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  (#26) 1994 Acura Integra GS-R

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  For The Fast and the Furious franchise, it’s not how you look in your cameo, it’s how you race in your cameo. Unfortunately, Ja Rule’s character didn’t make a lasting impression in the series, but at least his Acura Integra looked pretty cool. And that's all that mattered to Ja.
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  (#6) 2011 Dodge Challenger

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  Tyrese’s Challenger R/T from 2 Fast 2 Furious is one of many brutal Mopars to appear in the series. Alongside the equally awesome Yenko Camaro in the same movie, the orange Challenger gets higher billing simply because it started one of the funniest recurring gags of the entire series: Tyrese’s deadpan expressions after he gets played. Classic.
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  (#21) 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

  Although Lucas Black’s 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo is the second one to appear in the series (Tyrese drove one during the demolition derby in the previous movie), it had much more character with its appearance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. In a series rife with shiny, over-the-top show cars, this Monte was as raw and real as the old NASCARs that inspired it.

  Aside from the $20,000-Bill Mitchell-632 c.i. big block under the hood, Black’s old Chevy was one of the few cars in any of the movies you could actually imagine a high-school gearhead building and driving. 

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