From Paul Walker's orange Toyota Supra to Dom's Ice Charger, the Fast & Furious series boasts some of the most famous cinematic vehicles ever. This has resulted in the creation of innumerable duplicate automobiles by admirers, including a small Lego Technic reproduction of Dom's famed 1970 Dodge Charger. Fast & Furious has become one of the most successful film series in history after departing from its street racing beginnings. This person, on the other hand, has to be the greatest Fast & Furious fan we've ever seen. Meet Jorge, the owner of the world's biggest collection of Fast & Furious vehicles.
Acura Integra 1994 Mia (played by Jordana Brewster) seems to be a member of the Toretto clan who is obsessed with automobiles. The series' opening chapter has her flying about Los Angeles in an Integra, demonstrating that serious driving ability seems to run in the Toretto family. Toyota Supra Turbo 1995 Brian still owes Dom a ten-second vehicle after his Eclipse explodes (we warned you that nitrous was risky). Thus, Brian obtains a destroyed Supra, and Dom's squad transforms it into a finely tuned beast capable of outracing a Ferrari.
To begin, it is the most visually arresting vehicle included in the film's classic opening racing sequence €” just look at how well the pink color scheme matches the outside, inside, and even Suki's dress.
Then there's the fact that it jumped a drawbridge, landed in such a way that it ripped half the front end off, and continued on its way as if nothing had occurred. If it does not adequately summarize the franchise, we do not sure what does.
If a vehicle could be a character in the "Fast and Furious" series, the Dodge Charger would have to be it.
Dom's Charger has undergone several repairs and modifications during the franchise's run. In "Furious 7," he smashed one into an underground passage between Mexico and the United States and rammed another into Deckard Shaw's Aston Martin. He also jumped from an aircraft in the same film, albeit a modified one. It will be reintroduced in "F9."
