The Fast and the Furious came out in 2001 ... First, ballast in the form of a passenger. The guy in the Ferrari also had to race with minimal hybrid assistance. But more importantly, the MKIV's ...

The Fast & Furious crew’s gearing up for one last ... but we’ve got a sneak peek that’s enough to send adrenaline racing. Hold onto your steering wheels—Vin Diesel dropped a gear-shifting ...

The Fast and the Furious dramatically introduced the JDM car scene to the mainstream, and its muscle cars continue to ...

Building upon the increased momentum of the previous two Fast & Furious movies, this film was the ultimate culmination of what the brand had become. Along with vehicle-based chases and racing ...

Here’s how it works. Over the course of the past 24 years, the Fast & Furious franchise has gone from one about street-racing and boosting DVD players to a massive action brand known for its ...

Where did the Fast ... race. After the initial critical failure of standalone sequel Tokyo Drift (more on this later), Universal finally reunited the stars of the original The Fast and the Furious ...

(Stallone had originally wanted to set the film in the world of Formula One racing, but that plan fell through.) —T.A. While the Fast & Furious films have largely left racing in the dust in ...