Can we please get a 3 hour video with this guy getting into detail about all these cars? He literally says about 2 sentences about each car.

he's not going to tell us how he fit a 20 speed manual transmission inside these cars

"the gtr, yeah Brian drove a gtr. It was good" *Goes to next car*

He doesn't even talk about the cars, he just says "and this car. And that car." I want specs

can we get an uncut version of this interview? seems like lots of it was cut short.

this guy has one of the best jobs in the world

Video title: "F&F cars explained" Actual video: "These are really cool cars."

So you don't waste your time, every description: Name of the vehicle, "it really fit the character," "it was a really cool car, "had a lot done to it." *Rinse and repeat*

After the third movie it was never about cars anymore

When he actually talked about the cars, for those ten seconds or less, I'm free.

I think Tokyo Drift was my favorite movie. Although the main character is kinda dull, the story had its own vibe and style. The music, the car themes and even the race courses. It reminded me of Midnight Club or Need For Speed Carbon. I love it all to be honest.

Leon’s R33, DKs 350z Ludacris NSX, man so many cars not talked about! 🤯

But what about the fact that Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines.

Just my opinion but the way he drove that Eclipse in the first one, He's lucky he didn't blow the welds on the intake.

The fact that Hector is gonna be running three Honda Civics with Spoon engines. On top of that, he just came into Harry'sm and ordered three T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec system exhaust.

I love this guy cause you can tell he actually loves cars. These movies pretty much raised me to start working on cars myself

What about Brian's sweet ass mini van?

How did he not mention the twin turbo 350z in Tokyo drift.... but mentioned twinkies ugly VW hulk van... wow

Craig liberman: alot of these cars were just Hollywood bullcrap with a reverse wheelie bar to make it look like dom pulls a burnout an a wheelie at the same time Dennis McCarthy: that car really fits the character

He doesn't have the right to talk about the first three movies it was Craig Lieberman

i have a question. how difficult was it to get a gearbox with 20 gears in it in all the cars?

Could you guys PLEASE release a fuller version where he explains the cars fully? Right now you can tell A LOT is edited out to keep the video short. He talks for like 20 secs then cuts off to the next car. Some times hes in the middle of a sentence.....

2020 and I still cry every time I see FF7's ending

Craig: talks for hours about the car details. This dude: "Uh... it's another car"

So when is he gonna build the rocket ship for Fast & Furious 15?

I think Tokyo drift is such an underrated movie.

You guys should check out Craig Lieberman on KZfaq, he was the actual tech Advisor for the films and spends a lot more time talking about each car

Dont waste your time on this video, just watch craig lieberman

Seems like they told him "sum up the car in 20 seconds." I'm sure he could talk about them for hours, but they corralled him for WIRED. They should do a longer, uncut version, for us car nerds.

What about DKs 350z?

You know the unedited is 36 hours of car stats talk

I miss the early 2000s car scene more than anything, even if it was a little corny lol

Legend says this guy test drove all those cars, granny shifting and not double-clutching like you should.

U can tell this guy is a muscle car fan

The ‘Cuda was a Plymouth, not a Dodge.

The Jensen 1971 Interceptor is like my dreamcar, how can Michelle not like that 😍😳

why would they mention that hideous hulk vw and not the jetta?

I love how the cars are made to match their drivers and how they all are different and just how great and unique they are to each person. It’s a great little detail to add to the movie!

Does the 69 Yenko still have the "ejecto seato cuzz"? Lol

Man, all I wanted right now, is to say thank you for Dennis for being such a huge influence for my taste of cars

Are you kidding me. Where's the 350z? You show the hulk car which had like 20 seconds on screen time but not the main rivals car??

I missed the point where he explained the cars. I came expecting to know which model was the car based on, engine, upgrades...what a letdown!

A documentary should be done about these cars.

I appreciate that despite the movies changing their routes, the attention to detail and love put into their cars is always there

That model RX-7 is just one of the most beautiful cars of its time. Still looks amazing. Love the lines and flow. Supra awesome too and others but I’d love to have a same year RX-7 as a weekender.

>talks about FF1 >doesn't say a word about Civics

"They turned the cop cars into the vault heist vehicles." So they took a 2011 Charger, and turned it into a 2010? They have completely different rear fascia designs! This has always bothered me about Fast Five.

Did he really just say “dodge cuda?” Lol

Okay what about the Mustang Saleen that got swallowed by the big rig?

You forgot the gold supra, all the civics, rx8, the f bomb,350z,Hans lfa, the Jetta, etc

Watching this video 4 year later but memories of early 4 fast and furious didn't fade away

My dad still has the 240! Brings back memories everytime I see it in the garage next to his other car :") He used to race it with his brothers those were the good time in the 2000's... (I was like 5yrs old) in the car a great experience

I love how Tokyo Drift actually had some really customly built cars for the movie. Was really the last Fast that I got into. That RB26 Mustang was so sick, and I remember it getting so much hate, which made it even better hahah.

"Fast and Furious' build guy says 3 words about every franchise car"

I cried a little seeing that don and Brian scene again

1:11 I love how he says: "the rotary motor" but that is a 2JZ sound

What about Brian's red Ford pick up in 'The Fast and the Furious' 😂😂

What about the civics... litterally every kid tried to drive under an 18wheeler

The idea of this video was amazing. Thanks.

11:00 - The Ford Escort looks so dreamy, grew up loving that bad boy...Still the same!!

personally offended they left out the veilside 350z lol

how tf did they completely skip the 350z in tokyo drift?????

Please upload the full version. Would love to hear this guy talk about the specs!

Fast and the Furious lanched the EVO? So the rally championships and video games didnt count then?

>"Dodge 'Cuda" You'd think their lead car designer would know that a 'Cuda is a Plymouth.

the black hondas used in the truck heists. yeah those were wet

Just rewatched the F&F series and remembered how much i love it

The fast and furious movies went downhill after Tokyo drift. The new movies are just action movies and I hate that.

The fact they used Walkers personal the MK2 Supra for the end scene was so cool.

hey maybe on your next vid you flash the text even faster?

this was an awesome video man!

Aw Tavarish’s Murci didn’t make the cut 😂

Gotta give this guy props for having great taste. The car choices made the franchise, and he defiantly made the right ones. Like forcing the Jensen Interceptor, and I always thought thats a fantastic choice. The British muscle car.

Sucks that he doesn't know the origin of most of the cars on screen in the first few movies, that inspired the character cars we have now. The Eclipse was a show car - which was an RS (non-turbo) with a turbonetics turbo kit - owned by some Asian dude and was sponsored by several companies at the time: Toyo Tires, Meguiars, Rain X, MA Audio to name a few The Charger was an actual 900hp street king owned by some dude in his 50's (now 60s) - if you look hard enough, there are some street racing videos of this car demolishing just about every car. Yes, it sounds exactly like you hear it in the movies Dom's FD RX-7 - Does in-fact have a 3-Rotor engine. if you slow down the engine CGI you can count 3 spinning rotors to reflect the real-life car. And yes, the sounds of the car when it pulls up to the meeting spot before the race, and when Dom parks in the parking garage, is real. Now it currently sits in the corner of a shop getting restored because after a long amount of years being in shows, the body kit has cracked, paint has dents and scratches, the graphics were removed and the engine was never actually tuned to do anything except drive at 10mph from the trailer to a parking spot. Still has the same Andrew Racing F wheels that are getting refinished too - these are as expensive as any HRE, and heavy as fuck too. The Yellow R33 Skyline GTR - It was named "Big Bird" and was a very controversial car at the time because of importing Skylines at the time was very questionable, no small part to Motorex committing fraud. Unfortunately, Big Bird was seized by ICE and crushed - and afterwards following a pretty long legal battle, the federal government grandfathered every Skyline GTR that entered the US via Motorex, as exempt for meeting any importation law. Too bad Big Bird didn't survive because it was heavily covered in Magazines and video magazines like Option video, it was a very well known car. Letty's 240SX - not much is known about the car, but some have said the 240 was one of the first to have the SR motor swap in the east coast. Some have said it was just a very basic 240SX show car and just had a turbo kit installed and that was it. Supra - one of the only cars the production company actually built from scratch. The "hero" car started off as an N/A MKIV Supra, and was given a Greddy T78 turbo kit. Really Lazy turbo compared to what we have now - but it was an off-the-shelf 800hp capable turbo kit that had an original MSRP of $12k without an ECU. I only remember this, because I was considering buying this exact kit for me and my dads Supra project, but found that HKS had a better twin-turbo kit for the same money, but came with an ECU as well. Cant remember who owns this orange Supra but it has been seen on and off for sale every couple years. Most of the cars in 2Fast2Furious was made by the production company - and the movie was overall terrible for it. You can thank John Singleton for that disaster. The GTR at the time, was only in the movie because it was owned by some dude who lived in Miami - importation laws in Miami are a "grey area" which is why you still see a lot of cars being imported that are younger than 25 years but do not go through the federalization process of crash testing, emissions testing, etc etc. Tokyo Drift was one of the last movies where privately owned cars were still 'scouted' for. Namely the Veilside RX-7. The real car, was a 600hp 13B-REW with a GReddy T78 turbo kit, while its an old turbo it still makes a ton of power. And the sound in the movie is exactly what the car sounds like. That's what a 2-rotor sounds like with some minor port work. No, it does not have a bridge-port, so please ignore some of the rotards that say otherwise. The RWD Evo was a car owned by APR, the company widely known at the time in making a lot of aero products. Not to be confused by "APC" which sold nothing but bullshit "euro tails" and other ricer crap. The 350Z was also built by Veilside, and used a Greddy Twin turbo kit. A lot of the cars drifting in Tokyo drift were legitimate privately owned cars of local drifters of Japan, and in the mountain drifting scene, if you look, the Signal Auto drift team is shown sliding around. After that, the movies became quite corporatized when people realized it was a franchise worth continuing. This when all of the cars in the movies ended up built by the production company. Not to take away anything from the guy being interviewed, I'm sure he knows a lot and was there since the beginning, however the editing of the video takes away A LOT from where these cars actually came from.

Dennis is responsible for MOST of these. Not all of them. Craig Lieberman helped get a lot of the first 3 movies cars.

Tokyo Drift was the best movie made in Fast ans Furious. I just love that it was pure. It was about Sean wanting to learn how to drift and beat D.K. One of my favourite movies of all time actually. I miss Sean tbh.

Dodge and nissan were the loyal ones

9:03 lol earn that paycheck Tyrese

This man created so much of my childhood I love it

2 Fast 2 Furious the CGI was soo cheap very very noticable by untrained eye

He's lucky that 100 shot of NOS didn't blow the welds on the intake

You skipped Nice cars from every movie... Where is the jetta,r33 (f&f1), the orange challenger,the rx7,supra (2f2f), DK's 350z,morimoto's fairlady,And tea hairs 350z, Sean's ending Silvia (f&f Tokyo drift), Ford Torino,the yellow BMW,Silvia,g35, (fast4) the GT40,Corvette stingray custom, the cool as truck stealing cars from the train,the blue Porsche,koenigsegg ccx,Lexus LFA(fast5), the M5, the Harley And ducati bikes,Alfa Romeo, (fast6),Bugatti,viper,Maserati, (fast7). Murcielago (fate of the furious)?????

DUDE! I need this guy....He needs to teach me how to install 18 gears in one transmission😂😂😂😂😂

What about the Jetta? It's iconic!

Their was this brilliant time when Fast and Furious franchise was about cars and street racing instead of insane action and typical nuclear launch code bullshit

The beat between the clips is annoying as fuck and way too loud.

The blue R34 gives me shivers, every single time i see that car.

Is everyone going to ignore the fact that he said “Dodge Cuda” or am I insane???

I'd be lying if I said a tear didn't come out during the scene where Brian and Dom split off

Kinda sad he missed the SVT pickup truck, that thing is genuinely quick stock.

Loved it so much. Thank you.

I've seen this twice yet its recommended again

he was my high school Auto teacher at Burbank high

What about DK's Nissan 350Z? That car was such a major part of the movie and y'all didn't talk about it?

11:09 "The dodge cuda" wait what!? Plymouth: am I a joke to you? 😢

Yes but we didn’t get info about Hector’s 3 Honda civics with spoon engines, T66 turbos and motec exhaust

That GNX gives me the damn chills

it's a shame what happened to this franchise. It went from actual racing and car culture to mission impossible with cars. I feel like the writers just huff glue and throw out suggestions for what to do next. And the sad part is everyone still spends money to see these movies that make no sense anymore.

Wasn't aware there was anything covering all their cars, found this in suggested when checking others on the list for new channels to check out after finishing Roadkill charger video.

Use the car again with Paul, Skyline R34 GTR or Toyota Supra. For Paul