It might be politically incorrect but how about a Mark IX coupe with a V12 engine? http://artandcolourcars.blogspot.ca/2011/10/continental-mark-ix-lsc-v12-biturbo-22.html

Another one from London in "Brannigan" with John Wayne, "The Duke", behind the wheels of a Ford Capri.

London is another good candidate with car chases from dozens of movies like this one from "Robbery" (1967). Steve McQueen wanted the director of the movie (Peter Yates) to direct Bullitt.

Another cotender: Mar Del Plata, Argentina where some scenes from the movie "Comandos azules" was filmed. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168598/

Speaking of Nice and Monaco, this one is a car race and not a car chase from the 1st episode of the British series The Persuaders when Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) and Brett Sinclair(Roger Moore) race to Monte-Carlo.

I agree about the Blues Brothers, however parts of the car chase with the Bluesmobiles backflip was shot in Milwaukee.

Here another video of the same chase but with a longer version.

Montreal had some potential for some car chases scenes, like this one from the movie "A special Magnum alias Strange Shawdows in an Empty Room (1976). Some stock footage of that chase was recycled for the Geigo commercial "Do Dogs chase cats?". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074083/

Nissan still offer the old D21 pick-up (1987-95 gen) in Venezuela http://www.nissanve.com.ve/ambard2101.htm

I liked too, it also reminds me of Renault's losange.

Favorite old-school Plymouths, lots of choices here.I'll go with the 1970-76 Duster, 1970 Barracuda, 1949-52 Plymouth, 1955-56 Plymouth. 1965-66 full-size Fury, 1970-71 Sport Fury GT, 1966-70 Belvedere/GTX/1968-70 Road Runner

Long before that, from 1970 to 1986, Ford-Europe got once the Capri (no relation with the Fox-body Capri or the early 1990s ragtop). The folks of the French website Caradisiac imagined a new Capri. http://www.caradisiac.com/Une-nouvelle-Ford-Capri-pour-2014-73783.htm

And speaking of "Slap Shot", I couldn't resist to post a clip. ;-)

NASCAR's version of "Slap Shot" I guess?

Now then you mentionned Get Smart, let's not forget the Sunbeam Tiger ;-) Picture from IMCDB.

Here a little forgotten gem, from his final movie "The Hunter".

I think they have both: big balls and small brains. ;-)

Here a more longer clip of the Citroen 2CV chase to cheer you up. ;-)

A bit off-topic, I spotted the following article about Hurricane Donna who hit NYC in 1960 who also included a vintage movie clip who also show some vintage cars of the era. http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2012/10/what-11-foot-storm-surge-new-york-looked-1960/3728/

That's reminds me, Hyundai and Kia gained lots of popularity here in the Great White North. The old Pony, Excel and Stellar are distant memories and they gained some former Toyota and Honda customers.