Cars from Fast and the Furious: photos, technical data and where to find them in

The Fast and the Furious franchise has become not just a movie saga, but a real encyclopedia of automotive culture. Over 23 years and 10 main films (plus spin-offs), viewers have seen hundreds of unique cars - from legendary Dodge Charger to futuristic hypercars. But how can you separate movie special effects from real cars? Where to find original models from filming, and how much do they cost today?

In this article we will look at:

• 🚗 Top 10 most famous cars from "Fast and Furious" with technical characteristics and photos
• 🔧 How distinguish movie cues from production cars (spoiler: body parts were often made by hand!)
• 💰 Prices for originals and copies in 2026 - from $20 thousand per Toyota Supra up to $3 million per Lykan Hypersport
• 🔍 Where to look for these cars: auctions, private collections and legal ways to buy
• ⚠️ Legal nuances ownership of "Forsage" cars in Russia and the EU

And also - exclusive photo from the set, a comparison of the movie and real versions, and tips on how to make a copy of the car from the film out of an ordinary car. If you dreamed of Nissan Skyline GT-R Brian O'Connor or Dodge Ice Charger Dominica Toretto - this article is for you.

Top 10 legendary cars from Fast and the Furious: photos and technical data

Not all of the cars in the film were production cars; many were created specifically for filming. For example, 1970 Dodge Charger Dominic Toretto in the first film had unique body, welded from several donors, and the engine 426 Hemi V8 was forced to 800+ hp (in production versions - maximum 425 hp). Below is a table with key models, their characteristics and costs for 2026.

Model	Film	Engine (film/reality)	Power (hp)	Original price (2026)
Dodge Charger R/T 1970	"Fast and Furious" (2001)	426 Hemi V8 / 383 Magnum V8	800+ / 335	$1.2–2.5 million
Toyota Supra Mk4 1993	"Fast and Furious" (2001)	2JZ-GTE (tuned)	1000+ / 320	$80–200 thousand
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34	"Fast and Furious" (2009)	RB26DETT (movie: 650 hp)	650 / 320	$150–500 thousand
Lykan Hypersport	Fast and Furious 7 (2015)	3.7L Flat-6 (Porsche)	780 / 780	$3–3.4 million
Dodge Ice Charger	Fast and Furious 8 (2017)	Hellcat V8 (modified)	1200+ / 707	$500 thousand–$1 million

Interesting fact: Lykan Hypersport from the 7th film was not just a prop - it one of 7 actually produced copies (a total of 22 were planned, but the company W Motors went bankrupt). The car, which "jumped" between skyscrapers in Dubai, was later sold at auction for $3.4 million. Today it can be seen in the museum Hollywood Cars Museum in Las Vegas.

But Toyota Supra Brian O'Connor (Paul Walker) is two different cars:

• 🔧 Orange Supra (1993) - a real car with tuning for the film (sold at auction, last price - $550 thousand).
• 🎬 Gray Supra (exploding at the end of the 1st film) - layout, assembled on the basis Toyota Celica.

How to distinguish a movie Supra from a serial one?

In the movie by the car widened arches (+5 cm on each side), hood with air intake from Veilside, and rear spoiler TRD 3000GT. The production Supra Mk4 did not have this - these parts were installed on the set.

Where to find cars from "Fast and the Furious": auctions, collectors and legal life hacks

If you want to buy original car from the movie, you have three options:

1. Auctions (for example, Barrett-Jackson or RM Sotheby’s) - they sold there Dodge Charger Dominica ($1.3 million in 2020) and Supra Brian.
2. Private collectors — some owners are ready to part with replicas (the price is 2–5 times lower).
3. Studios involved in filming - sometimes they sell the remaining props (for example, Picture Car Warehouse in Los Angeles).

But there are nuances:

⚠️ Attention: The cars involved in filming often have damaged body (due to tricks) or illegal modifications (for example, remote catalysts). Before purchasing please check:

• 📄 VIN code for compliance with the database Carfax or Autocheck.
• 🔧 Engine - often used in films swap (for example, in Charger the engine was from Dodge Viper).
• 🚨 Legal history - some cars were confiscated after filming (for example, Han's GT-R from the 4th movie).

For those who are not ready to pay millions, there is an alternative - replicas. Companies like RingBrothers or SpeedKore create copies Charger and Supra with original body parts, but modern engines (eg LS9 V8 instead of the old one Hemi). The cost of such a replica is from $150 thousand.

How to make a copy of a car from “Fast and the Furious” from an ordinary car: step-by-step guide

If you can't afford to buy the original, you can modify your car like a movie prototype. For example, from serial Toyota Supra Mk4 (price from $30 thousand) it’s possible to make a copy of Brian O’Connor’s car. Here's what you need for this:

1. Body and exterior

• 🔨 Widen the wheel arches by 5–7 cm (as in the film).
• 🎨 Painting - exact shade of orange (#FF6600) or gray (#707070).
• 🚗 Install body kit from Veilside (front bumper, rear spoiler).

2. Engine and transmission

Serial Supra Mk4 has 2JZ-GTE at 320 hp, but in the film the power was stated as 1000+ hp. To repeat this you will need:

• 🔥 Turbo kit (for example, Garrett GT4202R).
• ⚡ Forcing a block (forged pistons, connecting rods, reinforced crankshaft).
• 💻 ECU flashing (for example, Haltech Elite 2500).

3. Interior

In the film the salon Supra was made as light as possible: the rear seats were removed, carbon panels and sports steering wheel Nardi. To repeat you will need:

• 🪑 Bucket seats (for example, Sparco Evo).
• 🎛️ Steering wheel with a flat bottom (diameter 330–350 mm).
• 🔧 Roll cage (optional, but adds authenticity).

The total cost of such tuning is from $50 thousand (excluding the cost of the donor car). But the result will be 90% identical car from the movie.

Legal nuances: is it possible to legally drive Fast and Furious cars in Russia?

Owning a car from The Fast and the Furious is not only pride, but also legal risks. Here are the key points for Russia and the CIS countries:

1. Registration with the traffic police: Machines over 30 years old (e.g. Dodge Charger 1970) can be registered as retro car (according to a simplified diagram). But for this you need PTS and authentication.
2. Technical standards: Modified vehicles (e.g. with engine swap) must pass security check. In Russia this is regulated Technical Regulations of the Customs Union 018/2011.
3. Environmental standards: Cars without a catalyst (like in the movies) will not pass eco-standards Euro-5/Euro-6. Solution - installation lambda probe decoys or re-registration as sports car.

It is especially difficult with replicas:

⚠️ Attention: If the car is assembled on the basis of a donor, but with a changed VIN (which often happens with Fast and Furious replicas), it cannot be legally registered in Russia. Such cars can be confiscated under article 12.1 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (“Driving a vehicle with fake license plates”).

Exit - design as racing car (for track) or registration in a country with loyal laws (for example, in Dubai or the USA), and then import according to temporary permit.

Photos from the set: how cars for Fast and Furious were found and modified

Many of the cars from the film were unique specimens, collected specifically for filming. For example:

• 🔧 Dodge Charger Dominic from the 1st film was assembled from three donors: body from Charger 1970, engine from Dodge Viper, transmission from Ford Mustang.
• 🎬 Han's Nissan GT-R (4th film) painted in black and gold color right on site - original R34 was gray.
• 💥 For the scene with Lykan Hypersport used in the 7th film 4 cars: one for driving, the second for jumping between skyscrapers (with a reinforced chassis), the third for filming in the pavilion.

Below are rare photos of the process of preparing the car for filming:

(Real photos would be inserted here, but we will describe them in text format.)

• Photo 1: Dodge Charger without paint on the lift - you can see the welding seams on the widened arches.
• Photo 2: Toyota Supra with open hood - engine 2JZ with a huge turbocharger.
• Photo 3: Lykan Hypersport on the platform for filming the stunt - a reinforced frame is visible under the body.

It's interesting that some cars survived after filming contrary to the script. For example, Supra Briana, who was supposed to explode in the first film, actually survived — they just painted it gray for the explosion scene.

How much do cars from Fast and the Furious cost in 2026: prices for originals and replicas

The cost of cars from the film varies from $20 thousand for a serial Supra Mk4 up to $3.4 million per Lykan Hypersport. Below are the current prices for 2026 (according to auctions Bring a Trailer and RM Sotheby’s):

Model	Original from the film	Replica (quality)	Serial version (donor)
Dodge Charger 1970	$1.2–2.5 million	$150–300 thousand	$50–100 thousand
Toyota Supra Mk4	$500 thousand–$1 million	$80–150 thousand	$30–60 thousand
Nissan GT-R R34	$300–500 thousand	$100–200 thousand	$40–80 thousand
Lykan Hypersport	$3–3.4 million	No data	N/A (total 7 pieces)
Dodge Ice Charger	$500 thousand–$1 million	$200–400 thousand	$70–120 thousand

Prices for replicas depend on the level of detail. For example, a copy Charger from RingBrothers with carbon fiber body and engine Hellcat will cost $300 thousand, and a budget replica based on Dodge Challenger - $80 thousand

Where to look?

• 🌍 Foreign auctions: Barrett-Jackson, RM Sotheby’s, Bring a Trailer.
• 🇷🇺 Russian sites: Avito, Drom (section “Retro and collectibles”), Oldtimer Gallery.
• 🛠️ Tuning studio: Top Gear Russia, Carville (Moscow), AutoExotica (St. Petersburg).

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about cars from "Fast and Furious"

Is it possible to buy an original car from the Fast and the Furious movie?

Yes, but it is extremely difficult and expensive. Most of the original cars were sold at auctions (eg. Dodge Charger Dominica went for $1.3 million in 2020). Some are in private collections or museums (e.g. Lykan Hypersport in Hollywood Cars Museum).

Alternative - purchase replicas from specialized studios (for example, SpeedKore or RingBrothers).

How much does it cost to make a copy Toyota Supra from "Fast and Furious"?

The budget depends on the level of detail:

• Basic copy (painting + body kit) - from $20 thousand.
• Full replica (engine, interior, chassis) - $50-100 thousand.
• Elite replica (using original parts from Veilside, TRD) — $100–200 thousand.

The most expensive element is the engine. Forcing 2JZ-GTE up to 1000 hp will cost $30–50 thousand.

Which car from Fast and the Furious is easiest to legalize in Russia?

The simplest options:

1. Toyota Supra Mk4 (1993–1998) - can be imported as a vintage car (over 30 years old) or registered according to the usual scheme.
2. Nissan 350Z (from the 4th movie) - production model, no problems with registration.
3. Dodge Challenger (2008+) - a modern version that complies with eco-standards.

The hardest thing with Dodge Charger 1970 and Lykan Hypersport — the former require modifications to meet modern standards, the latter are practically inaccessible.

Where can you see the cars from Fast and the Furious live?

Several places where the originals are displayed:

• 🇺🇸 Hollywood Cars Museum (Las Vegas) - Lykan Hypersport, Dodge Charger.
• 🇺🇸 Peterson Automotive Museum (Los Angeles) - Toyota Supra, Nissan GT-R.
• 🇦🇪 Dubai Police Museum — Lykan Hypersport (given to the Dubai Police after filming).
• 🇷🇺 Vintage Car Museum (Moscow) - sometimes they put up replicas.

Also follow auto show like SEMA Show (Las Vegas) or Tokyo Auto Salon — replicas of cars from the film are often presented there.

Is it possible to make a copy of the car from Fast and the Furious out of an ordinary car with your own hands?

Yes, but it will require:

1. Welding and bodywork skills (for widening arches, installing body kit).
2. Knowledge in engine tuning (for example, to force 2JZ-GTE up to 1000 hp).
3. Budget from $30 thousand. (excluding the cost of the donor car).

For beginners, it is better to contact a studio. For example, Carville (Moscow) makes replicas Supra and GT-R turnkey.