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Ferrari Sued the Most Famous Car on Television — Then Sent Two of Their Own.raft

Ferrari Sued the Most Famous Car on Television — Then Sent Two of Their Own.raft

by carlstaff77 | Jun 30, 2026 | Reel Iron

Ferrari Sued the Most Famous Car on Television — Then Sent Two of Their Own | Reel Iron Reel Iron · TV Car History Ferrari Sued the Most Famous Car on Television — Then Sent Two of Their Own. In 1984, Miami Vice put a Ferrari Daytona Spyder on screen and made it one...
They Destroyed Four Batmobiles Making The Dark Knight

They Destroyed Four Batmobiles Making The Dark Knight

by carlstaff77 | Jun 18, 2026 | Reel Iron

They Destroyed Four Batmobiles Making The Dark Knight Reel Iron Documentary Christopher Nolan Had Four Custom Batmobiles Destroyed on Camera. He Did It on Purpose. In 2007, every Tumbler stunt in The Dark Knight was performed with a real, hand-built, one-of-a-kind...
In 1968, CBS Was About to Cancel Mannix. One Phone Call — and One Car — Changed Everything.

In 1968, CBS Was About to Cancel Mannix. One Phone Call — and One Car — Changed Everything.

by carlstaff77 | Jun 8, 2026 | Reel Iron

Joe Mannix Dodge Dart GTS: The Car That Saved a Show Nobody Wanted Reel Iron Documentary In 1968, CBS Was About to Cancel Mannix. One Phone Call — and One Car — Changed Everything. The Dodge Dart GTS wasn't just a prop. It was a lifeline for a show on the wrong side...
Hollywood Destroyed 300 of These Cars to Make a TV Show. Only 17 Survived.

Hollywood Destroyed 300 of These Cars to Make a TV Show. Only 17 Survived.

by Reel Iron Blog Writer | Jun 1, 2026 | Reel Iron

The General Lee Secret: 300 Chargers Destroyed, Only 17 Left Reel Iron Documentary Hollywood Destroyed 300 of These Cars to Make a TV Show. Only 17 Survived. The General Lee is the most famous car in television history. The truth behind how they built it — and burned...

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