If you could own one movie/TV show car and drive it, what would it be?

What! No 1936 Auburn Speedster from Remington Steele?
Or Subaru Leone from Cannonball Run?
Hahaha

Well In that case, I will have to go with the Ferrari Spider then. I would of course paint it blue though

 

None of the above. My choice is Maxwell Smart's red convertible for the first four seasons of Get Smart.

 

The 1964 Aston Martin...not mentioned here.

 

The U.S.S. Defiant. That ablative armor is handy, as is the cloaking device.

 

I know there are better, faster, and cooler cars, but no one - not even James Bond or Magnum P.I. - drove a car with more reckless abandon than the Starsky & Hutch Torino with its unforgettable paint job. Don't give up on us, baby...

 

Being a Stephan King fan and a Mopar person I had to select Christine

 

Millennium Falcon

 

I like the Audi EV concept car in Avengers.

 

It's not a car, but think of the fun you'd have just driving this around...

Edit: is it just me or is that a skull face in the driver's seat?

 

I see you one homicidal tar hauler, and raise you the Landmaster from Damnation Alley:


Built by Dean Jeffries, whom built all kinds of custom vehicles for movies and TV shows (the Monkeemobile, for one) and, yes, it was fully drive-able.

 

I voted ‘67 Batmobile (the ONLY true Batmobile, if you ask me), but the absence of Bond cars robbed me of the car I would have voted for; The Goldfinger Aston Martin DB5.

 

that is a cherry roadster!

 

ah, that's sweet! : )

 

sure looks cool! but that would be one uncomfortable ride! especially in the Summer! LOL...

 

The 1968 Mustang GT in Bullitt - not a Shelby.

 

The ORIGINAL Lincoln Futura (before George Barris customized it into the Batmobile) from It Started With A Kiss. (Wouldn't mind having Debbie Reynolds from that movie, too!)

 

This takes my vote too.

Dream car right there!

 

That's my vote.

 

Worth a picture:



I'd indeed vote for that one, or this one, the real one!

 

Even if you were granted the flight aspect of these movie vessels, they're still props, so no in movie weapons or gadgets. I guess you could hover around, but no hyperdrive or cloaking.

 

Reminded me of this one:

 

I am as much liable to own the 1966 Batmobile as I am to fly an actual, functional Defiant with ablative armor and a cloaking device so I think it's still fair play.

 

Herbie The Love Bug

I have a soft spot for VW Beetles, and Herbie has a fun "personality" lol.

 

My first thought!