The Fast and Furious franchise is full of amazing cards, but each movie does have a standout vehicle that rises to the top ...

The film Fast ... Tokyo Drift used nearly 200 cars in total for the film. These were imported from Japan since the film required right-hand drive vehicles. This article will cover the main Tokyo drift ...

Today we look back at the arrival of frequent Fast director Justin Lin for Tokyo Drift, as well as the reunification ... engine and the 350 V8 in Sean's Monte Carlo is no slouch either.

We must also add that, yes, the headline you see above this article is correct; the Monte Carlo you see here is indeed featured in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. We know that many of you ...

You can see Dante’s ‘66 Impala from Fast & Furious X, for instance, Sean’s Monte Carlo from Tokyo Drift, and the Road Runner from Fast & Furious 7. There’s more to it. “These aren’t ...

Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift is the most influential film in the series for celebrating cars, with hundreds of JDM cars imported for authenticity. Sean's '71 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, with 800HP ...

As I drove through the first two Fast and Furious movies I was always wondering ... Well, it finally was in Tokyo Drift when Sean talked about the other drivers being his family.

The Fast and Furious movie timeline is pretty complicated thanks to the third film Tokyo Drift, in which Sung Kang’s Han died in a car wreck. The spin-off, which features a cameo by Vin Diesel ...

One of the most memorable shots of the entire Fast & Furious saga was when Han and Sean pitched themselves sideways through the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo Drift. You might think that took ...

The film is set after "Fast & Furious 6" and continues from the end of "Tokyo Drift." It also marked the last appearance of Brian O'Conner played by Paul Walker, who died in 2013. "The Fate of the ...

“It had been 14 years between Tokyo Drift and F9, and in those interim years, I had experienced all the ups and downs of being an actor, times when I felt I was a million miles from my dream ...