@ben: You're full of crap dude, the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) was discontinued in 2002, the model continued as the 2009 Nissan GT-R, dropping the namesake "Skyline." You may have had an '02 Camaro, but based on your lie about the R34, I have to doubt that as well. As much as I do agree that import cars generally handle much better than muscle, it would be a tight race between turbo-charged import and naturally aspirated muscle, as the [stock] muscle, though heavier, produces better torque and acceleration numbers than the import.

@Axel.: Don't quote Dwight from the movie, this just proves how ridiculously original you are.

@wildbarry: There is a yellow Mustang that one of the drug mules drives through the tunnels in the movie, however, the pony car shown you're right about: it's in the shop when Dom goes looking for a name regarding the NitrousMethane system in the car belonging to Letty's murderer.

@STAFFORD: Learn to spell, dude, and PLEASE lay off the CAPS LOCK.

@Brandon: They haven't used the Acura RSX or the Dodge Neon because these cars are weak. You can't pump 500+ horse power out of these cars without extreme engine swaps/work. The only 4 cylinder cars used in the FnF series are the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution series and its rival, the Subaru WRX Impreza STI. Both cars put out impressive figures, and are prize-winning rally cars, with rally suspensions, turbochargers, etc.

@dean: That Supra was ridiculous. They put over $150,000 into that car to get it to perform as it did, and in a race (even against the producer, like in the first movie) it probably would beat the Ferrari F355.

It runs a 4 cylinder engine powering out 296 bhp delivering 155mph
With turbo's this could smoke alot of cars.

omg no one even drives the mustang in this movie. its in a shop where dom goes. dom drives a chevelle ss. and brian drives a skyline mostly anyways