Mad max cars

The Gigahorse is just plain mad. One of the craziest things about this car is that it actually worked in real life!

Enter the post-Apocalyptic chop shop of quite possibly the most explosive, adrenaline-fueled chase movie ever

Mad Max

Unleash your inner Imperator Furiosa at these Mad Max filming locations

The Evolution of #MadMax Vehicles by artist Chris Hebert: http://chebert.ca/

This heavily modified 1973 Ford Landau is a marauder's vehicle as seen in the opening scenes of Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. The Landau was based on the Ford Falcon XB series but shared its frontal appearance and luxury appointments with the P5 series Ford LTD limousine which was released at that same time [1]. The Landau was marketed as a luxury model and not a part of the Falcon range at all. Produced from 1973 to 1976 was deemed a commercial failure. It was powered by an Australian…

ArtStation - Mad Max 1, Calder Moore

A suitable adjective has yet to be invented to describe the Gigahorse. © 2014 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. and Village Roadshow

Mad Max by Titagin Vladislav

Photographer John Platt got to shoot all those psycho custom cars and bikes built for Mad Max: Fury Road. But instead of seeing them covered in dirt & desert dust, his images of the more than 150 vehicles are shot in a studio, squeaky clean & perfectly lit to show every detail. Which one would

I got around to texturing the entire vehicle. This was such a fun side project to do. Hope you enjoy it!

These 25 modified vehicles are ready for the apocalypse. If the zombie apocalypse begins, you'll want these 25 vehicles on your side. View them all.