Depends if it might be a DINO (Democrat in name only).

Comment of the day! :-)

Lots of choices here like the Aussie Charger, Argentine Renault Torino, Aussie Ford Falcon GTHO, Holden Monaro,.....

For a moment, when I checked the front, I taught it could had been a nod to this....

Here another good chase featuring Jean-Paul Belmondo in a renegade cop in "Le Marginal" with a tribute to Steve McQueen.

Here the Geico commercial.

Another good car chase scene from "Blazing Magnum" aka "Shadows in an Empty Room". [www.imdb.com] This one was filmed around Montreal and it was spoofed in a Geico commercial.

There was also the chase with the 2 1959 Plymouth taxicabs.

A bit off-topic, but I once sketched a fictionnal movie poster to imagine a crossover of Duel and Vanishing Point then I posted on Deviantart [stephdumas.deviantart.com]

Don't forget that other car chase. ;-)

And both Bullitt and the Seven-Ups was produced by the same guy; Philip D'Antoni. And they even got the same stunman, Bill Hickman who drive the bad guys car.

You're right on the target. :-)

Good point, I spotted a video where someone mashed-up Bullitt with the Seven-Ups with more or less success.

I agree and let's add also:

2:04, it's from the French-Canadian movie "Ding & Dong, le film".

@FCV96

The Panther was also the codename development of the first-gen Camaro. [history.gmheritagecenter.com]

That remimds me that scene in Gran Torino where the lawyer read Walt Kowalski's will then I quoted: "....On the condition that you don't chop-top the roof like one of those beaners, don't paint any idiotic flames on it like some white trash hillbilly, and don't put a big, gay spoiler on the rear end like you see on…

I begin to think of the same thing. What next? An Explorer ragtop crossover?

Maybe we should run some cars powered by a magnet like in this vintage silent movie.