Cars
Nicolas Cage's career may have gone downhill faster than you can say 60 seconds, but the car he drove in the 2000 action film "Gone in 60 Seconds", which itself was a remake of the 1974 H.B. Halicki film of the same name, remains a popular culture icon. Read more »
- Sole Surviving “eleanor†Mustang From "gone In 60 Seconds" Auctioned Off
In 2000, Cinema Vehicle Services built 11 1967 Ford Mustangs for the remake of the 1974 “Gone in 60 Seconds†starring Nicholas Cage and Angelina Jolie. Nick-named “Eleanorâ€. However, only three of them were driveable –...
- 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor Replicated Out Of A Chevrolet Optra / Daewoo Lacetti
The clone-happy tuners of India's BigDaddyCustoms, which we came to know from their efforts to replicate the Range Rover Evoque SUV with a Tata-based model, have struck again. Their next automotive victim is the 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 'Eleanor'...
- It Came From Germany: Felge's 2005 Ford Mustang Konquistador
Who names a customized Ford Mustang "Konquistador"? Why, a German tuner, of course, silly! Now, what the Spanish and Portuguese conquistadors (Konquistador in German) have to do with a tuned Mustang is another story entirely… Using a...
- Peugeot's Interactive Short Film Asks A Question Nobody Really Cares To Answer [nsfw]
"What if you let your body drive?" is the name of Peugeot's new interactive short film that's supposed to campaign about the freshly launched 208 supermini, though you won't actually see the car until the very end of the seven minute-long...
- One Of The Original “eleanor†Mustang Gt500 Film Cars Going Under The Hammer
If you’ve seen the 2000 blockbuster film “Gone in 60 Secondsâ€, you may recall Angelina Jolie walking into a garage full of Ferraris and saying in her husky voice “Hello, ladies. I always was a sucker for a redheadâ€. You’ll...
Cars
One of the Original Eleanor Mustangs from Gone in 60 Seconds Hits the Auction Block
Nicolas Cage's career may have gone downhill faster than you can say 60 seconds, but the car he drove in the 2000 action film "Gone in 60 Seconds", which itself was a remake of the 1974 H.B. Halicki film of the same name, remains a popular culture icon. Read more »
- Sole Surviving “eleanor†Mustang From "gone In 60 Seconds" Auctioned Off
In 2000, Cinema Vehicle Services built 11 1967 Ford Mustangs for the remake of the 1974 “Gone in 60 Seconds†starring Nicholas Cage and Angelina Jolie. Nick-named “Eleanorâ€. However, only three of them were driveable –...
- 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor Replicated Out Of A Chevrolet Optra / Daewoo Lacetti
The clone-happy tuners of India's BigDaddyCustoms, which we came to know from their efforts to replicate the Range Rover Evoque SUV with a Tata-based model, have struck again. Their next automotive victim is the 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 'Eleanor'...
- It Came From Germany: Felge's 2005 Ford Mustang Konquistador
Who names a customized Ford Mustang "Konquistador"? Why, a German tuner, of course, silly! Now, what the Spanish and Portuguese conquistadors (Konquistador in German) have to do with a tuned Mustang is another story entirely… Using a...
- Peugeot's Interactive Short Film Asks A Question Nobody Really Cares To Answer [nsfw]
"What if you let your body drive?" is the name of Peugeot's new interactive short film that's supposed to campaign about the freshly launched 208 supermini, though you won't actually see the car until the very end of the seven minute-long...
- One Of The Original “eleanor†Mustang Gt500 Film Cars Going Under The Hammer
If you’ve seen the 2000 blockbuster film “Gone in 60 Secondsâ€, you may recall Angelina Jolie walking into a garage full of Ferraris and saying in her husky voice “Hello, ladies. I always was a sucker for a redheadâ€. You’ll...