E very Fast and Furious movie installment is an artifact of its time, a reflection of the street racing scene of its era ...

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Jesse was such an underrated character in the first Fast & Furious movie, spouting such gems as "overnight parts from Japan" and his prayer to the car gods. Sadly, he didn't survive to the sequels.

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but given the sheer number of cars he’s put together, we can let that slide. If you’re a “Fast & Furious” fan, the video is a must-watch. If you’re a hater, give it a shot and you might ...

well, we’ve got you covered. This is the evolution of the Fast and the Furious car chases. The Fast and Furious franchise started from some real humble beginnings. It was based on a 1998 Vibe ...

And when they do so, because some of the cars don’t have mufflers, the noise tends to be extremely disruptive, with screeching tires throughout the night. Workers prep the “Fast and Furious ...

Another single-name supporting member of the Toretto family, Jesse's time in the ... (the Jensen Interceptor from Fast & Furious 6). What do each of those car have in common?