highly-recognizable collectible from the famous Fast and Furious movie series based on Mazda's legendary FD-generation RX-7—a car that, like many 1990s-produced sports cars, continues to gain ...

The Fast & the Furious franchise has produced several iconic movie cars over the past two decades and change. That said, vehicles from the first film remain the most sought-after among fans and ...

Some of the four-wheeled toys in the Fast and Furious franchise enjoyed more exposure than others throughout the various movies of the series. The Mazda RX-7 is definitely one of the machines that ...

But in the early scenes of the first movie, "The Fast and the Furious," Toretto drove a Mazda RX-7. In the accompanying video, Craig Lieberman, technical advisor for the movie and the man who ...

Before the Dodge Charger showed up, the Fast and Furious RX-7 was already making waves in the original film. Dominic Toretto's rotary-powered rocket dominated the street racing scene before being ...

There are some things about Han Lue's Mazda RX-7 in "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" that are probably more jaw-dropping than its already striking aesthetics. Aside from Dom Toretto's first ...

See All 16 Photos If you're interested in bidding on this piece of Hollywood automotive history, the Fast and Furious RX-7 goes to auction January 6-16, only through Mecum Auto Auctions.

Driven by Amaury Nolasco - who plays the cocky Orange Julius - this very RX-7 was used in an early scene where Walker pits his silver and blue Skyline against the Mazda, a pink Honda S2000 ...

And while some of these automotive actors have traded hands for huge money as of late, the whereabouts of Dom’s modified RX-7 remain a secret. By now, hardcore Fast and Furious fans are likely ...

Built by Eddie Paul for Universal Studios specifically for The Fast and the Furious film, this 1993 Mazda RX-7 is one of the franchise’s most famous. The FD generation of the RX-7 is already a ...