Still, some people refuse to be limited and go full steam ahead in bringing an amazing car from fiction into reality. These vehicles may not always come with all of the bells and whistles ...

Fictional cars can be the best, specifically because they're not real. They can be as wild as the person who created them imagines. From nuclear power to weapons systems they're like concept cars ...

Sometimes though its cool to lust after the cars that you'll never be able to drive. Ones that only exist in places like movies, games, shows or books. Last week we asked readers what fictional ...

For plenty of car aficionados, the spark that got them excited about the world of automobiles was a fictional car from their ...

Everyone has a favorite fictional character from a movie or TV show. If you’re an action fan, it might be Indiana Jones, John McClane or Neo. Sci-fi fans likely prefer Luke Skywalker or James T.

The real-life version of this technology takes the form of eVTOL, but its fictional counterparts shed the limitations of physics to include everything from enchanted passenger cars to hoverbikes ...

One of only 14 examples of the fictional "Defender" vehicle made for the show., A piece of television history is up for auction, as a Dodge Viper-based prop car from the hit 1990s show "Viper" is ...

Some fictional cars are so entrenched in the public imagination that their iconography transcends make and model. A bright-orange Dodge Neon with “01” painted on its door is obviously ...

These are renderings of a fictional Supra by Hakosan Designs and ... The modifications made to the car start at the front end. Whereas the original sported pop-up headlights, this Supra has ...