Top 20 Awesome Fictional Cars
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This car didn’t really do much but check out the paint job. Can’t top that!
19
It’s the preferred vehicles for soldiers of fortune!
18
This care isn’t really cool, it’s haunted, but that’s kinda cool so let’s give it a spot.
17
Yeah baby!
16
Now you decide – is the Munster’s one better than the Addams family’s?
15
14
Go go gadget car!
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12
I like it because of the alarm sound it makes.
11
For the time, this was an amazing vehicle. Sure, you had to use your feet to use it, but back then, people had stronger leg muscles. And check out the real version:
10
This van can’t do anything special, but it’s made up like a dog, which is perhaps the most creative thing anyone has done to any of these vehicles. Sure, the van in Scooby Doo has a cool paint job, but this… well this is a dog.
9
Though it’s only a Volkswagon Beatle, he has a mind of his own and is capable of driving himself.
8
I mean, look at it. Imagine going to prom in this thing.
7
Because this car can withstand backwoods jumps and routinely outrace cops, it gets a spot on this list. Only if my ’97 Mercury Mystique could do that.
6
Homer has never worked so hard making anything, and he had all the resources to do it. Sure, it bankrupted his brother’s company, but that’s gotta be one amazing car.
5
I nearly forgot this one and all the kids who read Gunaxin would’ve called me retarded for the oversight.
4
Just about any one of the Bond cars could’ve made this list but the Aston Martin will represent them all.
(Editor’s Note: Many argue that this car isn’t fictional. However, those people couldn’t figure out that his version of the car is fictional, as the real one doesn’t have all those cool gadgets.)
3
A talking car in an 80s TV series? This is Gunaxin, of course it’s going to be on this list!
(Editor’s Note: The car pictured above is the NEW Kitt, as several readers pointed out. Here’s a photo of the original, with David Hasselhoff.)
2
There are many variations of the Batmobile, so pick your favorite.
1
Despite it’s frequent technical difficulties throughout the film, and its need for 1.21 gigawatts of electricity, this bad boy can time travel, which is far more than any of the other vehicles can do, which is why it’s no. 1 on this list.
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