I believe the term everyone is looking for is "modular".

I'd rather get hit by a girl than a prius. LOL

ECTO-1 of course.

The little rascals want their "Blur" back.

Yes sir! Here's my 89 Texas car.

I vote F-body mustang (79-93 in particular). Its always ready to go and it always puts a smile on my face. :)

I vote Fox body Mustang. My DPS mustang usually gets a thumbs up though. The police like to follow the Termi though. :/

we have a winner! The futurliner is awesome!

Based on what? The color? It is bigger.

kinda looks like an FF

Heres a car and driver article on it. http://www.caranddriver.com/features/death…

I agree. Not enough 5.0 cars in these movies. If there was ever a car with a "Street Racer" reputation, the Fox body mustang is it. They are cheap, fast, easy to upgrade and wrench on, etc. The list is endless really. It also has the largest aftermarket support of any car EVER! Why oh why do they not use these cars!

Those are called "spring feature" cars. Just FYI. :)

For some reason I thought of this as soon as I saw it. :/

Is the Miata/MX-5 the automotive equivalent to Chuck Norris?

They could not call it a 4.9L because the 300ci straight six motor was designated a 4.9L. This is the reasoning.

I'm with you. I don't get the smear campaign on drum brakes either. I've always had drum brakes and they have never failed me. No amount of normal day to day driving/ braking is going to overload a drum brake, unless your riding those brakes like an old lady!

I'm with ya. I don't care what people say, I love the Fox chassis. Sure its archaic by today's standards, but it worked for 25 years! I have owned more than a handful of these cars and at one point I had 3 of them at the same time! LOL! But now I have my "unicorn" foxbody and its a blast. If I ever came into some…

I've seen these way cheaper and not spray painted black. And yes, they run on damn near anything.

Yes but said explorer has the Ecoboost Twin Turbo and AWD. Shares the same platform as the Taurus; the SHO taurus to be exact. Its no slouch. A wolf in sheeps clothing if you will.