From the tuner culture of the early 2000s to the all-wheel-drive performance machines of the later films, Brian’s cars helped make Fast & Furious a global automotive phenomenon. Turbocharged engines, iconic Japanese engineering and unmistakable movie builds turned these vehicles into legends that fans still debate today. Mitsubishi Eclipse — 1995 🇯🇵 The green Eclipse from the original film introduced Brian to the world of street racing. Its bold styling and turbo-inspired build made it one of the franchise’s defining early cars. Toyota Supra Mk IV — 1994 🇯🇵 The orange Supra became a movie icon thanks to its 2JZ-GTE twin-turbo inline-six and huge tuning potential. For many fans, this is still Brian’s ultimate car. Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 — 1999 🇯🇵 With its legendary RB26DETT engine and advanced ATTESA all-wheel-drive system, the R34 combined Japanese engineering with serious performance. Its silver-and-blue movie build remains unforgettable. Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII — 2002 🇯🇵 Brian’s Evo brought rally-bred technology to the street, pairing turbocharged power with all-wheel drive. It proved that precision and traction could be just as exciting as straight-line speed. Subaru Impreza WRX STI — 2009 🇯🇵 The blue hatchback from Fast & Furious showcased Subaru’s turbocharged boxer engine and rally-inspired all-wheel-drive performance. It gave Brian a more modern take on the Japanese performance formula. Which car is Brian’s true number one? Comment your favourite. 👇 Follow @vehicles.vault for more automotive history, engineering, comparisons and legendary cars. #FastAndFurious #BrianOConner #JDM #MovieCars #CarCulture - @vehiches.vault