movie cars

It’s a Hollywood fairytale—a supporting actress comes out of nowhere, steals the spotlight, and becomes the star of the movie. So it was in the year 2000, when “Eleanor”—the iconic 1967 Shelby GT500 from the Gone in Sixty Seconds remake—raced into movie car history, and captured the heart of Aaron Miller’s leading lady, his wife Lauren. Years

While we were binge-watching Stranger Things last night, the OnAllCylinders staff noticed how important the role cars have in the series. Whether it’s Hopper’s trusty Blazer, Joyce’s humble Pinto, or Billy’s rad Camaro Z28, the cars seem to be a reflection of the characters themselves. That got us thinking–what unsung vehicles could we have overlooked

The wait is over. For months, countless fans and customers have lit up the phone lines of Summit Racing’s sales and tech departments, asking about something other than new parts and tech advice. “People keep asking us what cars are going to be in Summit Racing The Movie,” said Summit Racing tech adviser Norman Pritts.

Most of us had never seen anything like it. It was part sports car, part spaceship, backing out of the trailer onto the Twin Pines Mall parking lot in the middle of night. There was an aura of magic about the entire scene because we knew this was the big time machine reveal and because some of us

Mad Max: Fury Road, the latest in the Mad Max series, debuts in theaters tomorrow. While the movie itself looks plenty cool, we’re excited to watch some of the 150-plus modified vehicles that will patrol the post-apocalyptic landscape. Based on the previews we’ve seen, you won’t be seeing any pristine C7 Vettes or rare collector cars tooling around

So, we’ve lost Tony Soprano twice. It was a tragedy the first time, when HBO’s The Sopranos—which in this writer’s opinion, changed television forever—ended in ambiguous fashion in 2007. And this newest loss is worse, with the news that actor James Gandolfini is dead at the age of 51 after an apparent heart attack while