At this prime movie-bingeing season, here are some of the most notable vehicles we've seen on the screen. Some are legendary, others obscure, all worth watching.

Let's start with the most iconic movie car of all: The modified Aston Martin DB5 that James Bond (Sean Connery) first drove in 1964's Goldfinger. What was modified? Well, for one thing ...

Tis the season to watch this classic… W ith the holiday season in full swing, plenty of people are sitting back to enjoy the ...

An artificial intelligence-enabled car chatting with its driver in the 1900s seemed like a fantasy. But today, we’re asking ...

In the same way dogs can resemble their owners, in movies, cars can tell you something about their drivers. But which cars are actually the most iconic in movies? Throughout the 20th century ...

Petrolheads planning to sit back and watch some festive classics over Christmas have been urged to keep an eye out for some ...

Let’s start with the most iconic movie car of all: The modified Aston Martin DB5 that James Bond (Sean Connery) first drove in 1964’s Goldfinger. What was modified? Well, for one thing, the original ...

However, not every intense scene in Carry-On takes place inside LAX. Away from the lines of annoyed passengers and planes ...

The Okura family, founders of the Juan Pollo chicken chain and McDonald’s museum, say the 1956 Dodge is a ‘symbol of ...

In short, pop-up headlights aren’t illegal, and you won’t be ticketed for driving a classic car around. But regulations make them cost-prohibitive. If you miss them, there’s always the ‘80s movie ...