The Fast & Furious franchise is famous for its iconic cars, and Paul Walker's character Brian drove some of the most memorable. Here are our favorites.

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This is the fastest car we ever see in the Fast & Furious franchise ... We see this rusted out old Fleetline in the opening scene of The Fate of the Furious, when Dom and Letty are visiting ...

The trio shot the ad in November on the Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles, which is where key Fast & Furious scenes were filmed. "To know that we were shooting on the PCH, which is nostalgia ...

Check out some of them: Fast & Furious 7 addressed Brian’s departure by having the character happily retire with his family. The closing scene of him and Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto was ...

"These are my favorite people, Vin and Michelle." The trio shot the ad in November on the Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles, which is where key Fast & Furious scenes were filmed. "To know that we ...

If you've seen the first one, the second is less Michael Mann and more Fast & Furious ... For the chase scene, Porsche supplied five Taycan Turbo S models, which were customized for stunt use ...