There are so many movies with great-looking cars, like The Fast and the Furious and The Need for Speed, but there are also other movies with way better-looking cars, some even futuristic, made just for the set and feel of the film. Even some actors got to keep the vehicle, like Will Smith. When working on the “I, Robot” movie, there was a scene where Will Smith was driving through a tunnel inside a custom-made Audi made just for the film. The Audi had a slick white metallic cover over the top with a case covering the vehicle’s wheels to make it seem like it was sliding on the ground. So many designs can make this car stand out, along with the vehicle from the Avatar movie. \

This film features a custom-made car from Mercedes. I think this car looks way better than the Audi because of the cool features that come with the vehicle, like the Instead of having a steering wheel, it has triple-stack plate joystick that goes up and down or side to side, allowing the vehicle to move in the direction it wants. The vehicle also has reactive spikes on the back of the car that stick out and retract inwards into the car, which move along with the steering of the vehicle. Inside the vehicle, the car has reclining seats with a reactive picture of the Avatar land with trees and waterfalls, showing near the steering wheel of the vehicle.

But not every car has to be futuristic to be cool and different, some people love og cars like the Batmobile from the Batman films, more specifically the Tim Burton Batmobile alongside the Ecto-1 from the Ghostbuster movies, or maybe the Back To The Future car. There are so many iconic cars from so many iconic movies that catch are attention, but to me, the one car that will always stand out and bring me joy is the March 5 from Speed Racer or the Skyline GT-R, Mitsubishi Eclipse, and Supra from the Fast and Furious films. There are so many cars that make a film look and feel better, but also leave a mark in your head, reminding you of the film or of how you wish you could have that car in real life.