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If a car is featured heavily in an iconic film or television show, it can make that vehicle famous. Sometimes about as famous as every little thing else within the movie or show. The vehicles from classic shows and movies are famous also, and can command high selling prices as a result. Movie producers are in on it at times; there’s something called “product placement,” where a automobile producer will pay a director or donate brand new cars to get their product featured in the movie.

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Lots of individuals know of legendary automobiles from TV or movie. You can probably think of a few off the top of your head. Some people even purchase them. If you purchase a cool vehicle from a cool TV show or movie that makes you awesome to lots of people. The following list is short but distinguished.

• The Chevy Camaro; many a TV show and movie have had Camaros in them. Among the lots of the recent “Lost” auction was a Camaro from a number of episodes. There was a classic and brand new Camaro within the “Transformers” movie sequence. Given, it was probably due to General Motors paying a lot for it, however it certainly helped their marketing and sales.
• Ford Mustang – Steve McQueen in “Bullitt” famously drove a 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback. There was also a 1967 Shelby GT500 and a 1973 Mach 1 in the remake and original, in that order, of the movie “Gone in 60 Seconds.” Ford wasn’t oblivious to any of this at all. They offered a “Bullitt” package on the 2001 Ford Mustang.
• DeLorean DMC 12 – The time machine from “Back to the Future” made this automobile a legend. It certainly looked futuristic, however drivers lamented the vehicle for being woefully inadequate under the hood and for being a complete lemon.
• Dodge Charger – not only did a 1968 Charger chase Steve McQueen in “Bullitt,” a Charger was “General Lee” from the “Dukes of Hazard” TV series and recent film, and it was featured in Quentin Tarantino’s “Deathproof.”
• The Pontiac Trans Am – this Firebird performance package, which had a factory package boasting a ridiculous 455 in. plant was a virtual co-star in the “Smokey and the Bandit” films, and was modified as the legendary “KITT” in the “Knight Rider” movie series.

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The ultimate movie vehicle is the Aston Martin DB5. An auction held several years ago had as one of the lots a DB5 that was really used in the motion picture “Goldfinger.” It went for over $2 million. James Bond flirts almost as much with Aston Martin as he does with Moneypenny. “Goldfinger” made the car famous. The car also made it into “Goldeneye” and “Casino Royale”. A late 60s DBS was in “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.” The newer generation of Aston Martins, for instance the Vanquish, were featured in “Casino Royale,” “Die An additional Day,” and “Quantum of Solace”. The Bond series throws the little fish of cars into the sea.

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