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21/11/2021
Cars & Movies 24 - Cameo Queens part 2
The article explores the history of cars in movies, specifically Japanese models and Aston Martins used by James Bond. It also covers the Rolls-Royce and Audi, and how they've made their appearances on the big screen.
14/11/2021
Cars & Movies 23 - Cameo Queens part 1
This roundup features the most significant cameos of cars in the history of cinema, chosen for their uniqueness and difference in brand and era.
07/11/2021
Cars & Movies 22 - FIAT: cute toys
Fiat's presence in cinema has always conveyed a message, whether it's a romantic one, Italian joviality, or as a sportswoman. Fiat has appeared in Fellini's films, Japanese Manga, and even in James Bond movies.
31/10/2021
Cars & Movies 21 - Maserati: the three faces of the Trident
Maserati is a classic car brand that has been featured in a variety of films, always appearing as a classy but recognizable car. The Quattroporte models have a particularly strong presence in these films.
24/10/2021
Cars & Movies 20 - Jeep: An Endless Adventure
Jeep is a legendary car that frequently appears in movies, usually in action-packed scenes. It is often associated with war and adventure, and has even been seen flying in "Back to the Future Part 2".
17/10/2021
Cars & Movies 19 - Dodge: Muscle Car, muscled drivers
The Dodge brand, known for its muscle cars, has had a significant presence in action movies. From "The Dukes of Hazzard" to "The Fast and the Furious," these movies showcase the power and speed of Dodge cars.
10/10/2021
Cars & Movies 18 - BMW: Always in action
BMW has always been associated with action films due to its athletic brand image. The company has presented the qualities of its cars in different cinematic stories that combine emotion with passion.
03/10/2021
Cars & Movies 17 - Chrysler: Another America
Chrysler has made strategic choices in the world of cinema to differentiate their models from other American manufacturers.
26/09/2021
Cars & Movies<br><b>16</b> - Peugeot: the French Allure
The Peugeot brand is often used in films set in Paris due to its association with French bourgeoisie. It has been used to portray characters like bored wives, unscrupulous bandits, and clumsy inspectors such as Clouseau.
05/09/2021