Chevy Chevette Rally 1.6. 

I think it’s about someone like Bezos spending billions of dollars to fund Blue Origin, which is very cool because it can send people on flights to space.

I’ll admit to eating a little bit of crow on this one because I legitimately never thought I’d see any article critical of any EV published here.

Jalopnik: We hate people with money, cars, trucks and EVs But we love brown stickshift wagons, reposting 7 year old posts and slideshows.

Not the absolute worst but its way down here:

If it isn’t Driven from 2001 I don’t know what is.

Every Fast and Furious movie.  Change my mind

Smokey & the Bandit Part 3. Both Burt Reynolds and Hal Needham were done with the franchise by that point. This led to them coming up with the idea that Gleason’s Sheriff Justice would be both the Smokey and the Bandit in the film. Test audiences for the original version were very confused and displeased, so they…

Its a car movie, and it sucked! :) 

Corvette Summer.

+1 for McQueen spending most of the movie looking like he wishes he was doing literally anything else.

We all know that motorcycles go way faster in street races when doing wheelies...

Cannonball Run 2

Since no one else is brave enough to say it, I will. Bullitt. That movie was miserably boring. It’s 2 hours of a car handling badly around San Francisco.

Redline (2007). Everyone was trying to cash in on F&F’s popularity and doing it poorly. I went to see it with a friend from work. We made it maybe half-way and then left. Not only was the movie awful, but it was made even worse by issues with the projection (small town theater not yet upgraded to digital). While that…

As the cohost of Reels & Wheels Podcast, I could probably fill this whole list for you, but I’ll stick to my top three worst car movies that I was forced to endure thanks to my co-host (Love ya, James. Really.):

Redline. It was awful from the start. They could have had Nadia Bjorlin walking around naked for its entirety (which they didn’t) and it couldn’t have overcome the awful, stilted acting. Add to that Eddie Griffin wrecking an Enzo while promoting the film and the incredibly shady nature of its financing and you have a…

The Fast and the Furious (2001). Sure, it is an over-the-top action franchise but being a movie about cars, it is pretty bad. I mean, “Danger to Manifold” Bad.

Cars 2, do we really need more Larry the Cable Guy?

Not a Car Movie. Torque, I want that two hours of my life back