Experience the Iconic Fast & Furious Cars Up Close

Rev Your Engines: A Silver Screen Showcase!

Celebrating Two and a Half Decades of High-Octane Action

Whether you're a devoted follower or a casual observer, the Fast & Furious saga stands as a monumental success in cinema, celebrated for its unforgettable characters and, most notably, its incredible array of custom vehicles. Each film has introduced automotive stars that have etched themselves into the hearts of car enthusiasts worldwide.

Bringing Cinematic Legends to Life

Thanks to an exciting collaboration between Universal Pictures and the Petersen Automotive Museum, fans now have an unparalleled opportunity to witness these four-wheeled icons firsthand. Commencing March 14th and extending until April 2027, the Los Angeles-based museum will host a special exhibition commemorating the 25th anniversary of this groundbreaking franchise.

The Star Vehicles on Display

The exhibition will feature an impressive lineup of cars that have become synonymous with the Fast & Furious universe. Highlights include the menacing 1968 Dodge Charger R/T driven by Dom Toretto in Fast & Furious 6, Brian O'Conner's distinctive 1993 Toyota Supra and 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse from the original film, Suki's vibrant 2001 Honda S2000 from 2 Fast 2 Furious, and Letty Ortiz's sleek 1997 Nissan 240SX, alongside Dom's classic 1993 Mazda RX-7, both from The Fast & The Furious. These vehicles represent the diverse and thrilling automotive landscape that has defined the series.

The Enduring Legacy of Fast & Furious Automotive Culture

These magnificent machines have had a profound influence on countless aspiring gearheads, sparking passions for everything from raw American muscle to exotic Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) performance. While the human characters have evolved into almost mythical figures within the narrative, the cars themselves have consistently remained central to the series' appeal. With whispers of the final film returning to the more grounded automotive focus of the early installments, this exhibition offers a perfect chance to reconnect with the franchise's roots before the grand finale, scheduled for March 17th, 2028.