The movie “The Car” from the late ‘70s has become a cult classic. Here is the type of car that was used in the film and what happened to it.

The movie car was a 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with a 6.6-liter V8, t-tops, and shaker hood, which had an opening for a protruding air intake, although it was only decorative.

If you were a pale and hapless young movie geek at the time, the summer of 1977 was the greatest summer ever. There had never been a summer like that before, and never would be again.

Realizing what they had bought, they contacted Rick Deiters of Trans Am Specialties in Miami to house the car and perform some restoration work, including a repaint and re-installation of a 1977 ...

Movie poster from Universal Pictures. Scroll down to watch the trailer. “Evil has many forms, now it returns as, The Car. A car possessed. Who knows what it wants? They all know nothing can stop… The ...

But there's another on-screen car from the hit movie Smokey and the Bandit that has a legend of its own-the '77 LeMans four-door sedan made famous by Jackie Gleason in the role of Sheriff Buford T ...

Not every movie with a car in it will become famous, but cinema history has shown that if your movie has one that’s iconic and recognizable enough, it will help your movie get remembered long ...

There’s nothing like a good car chase in a movie. Maybe it’s the daring-do of the stunt drivers that makes you feel you’re in danger even though you’re comfortably in your seat, or the high stakes of ...