While Hollywood has featured some of the world’s most amazing vehicles, only a handful are so rare that they have to be. Many of these supercars were in limited edition, so their presence on the big screen was all the more memorable. These cars have become the icons of both cinema and auto history, ranging from the million-dollar hypercars to limited-production engineering masterpieces. In this list of supercars, you’ll find ten of the rarest cars used in movies.
Lykan HyperSport in Furious 7
The Lykan HyperSport is the most famous of all the production units, with only 7 built, due to an amazing skyscraper jumping sequence in Furious 7. It is still one of the most unusual production supercars ever to be seen in a Hollywood blockbuster.
Koenigsegg Agera R in Need for Speed
The Koenigsegg Agera R is one of the most exclusive hypercars from Sweden in extremely small quantities. The presence in Need for Speed made it a memorable and outstanding performance, and a unique design.
Bugatti Veyron Super Sport in Need for Speed
The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport was the world’s quickest production car once, but has since been produced in just 30 examples. The addition of its presence gave an extra cachet to the film’s supercar lineup.
Koenigsegg CCX in Redline
It would not be wrong to say that the Koenigsegg CCX was a limited edition model that competed in Redline, highlighting the Swedish company’s innovative design and performance.
Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren in Redline
The SLR McLaren was developed in partnership with Mercedes-Benz and was manufactured in limited numbers, and was one of the film’s most recognizable performance cars.
Saleen S7 in Bruce Almighty
The first supercar that was made in the United States was in Bruce Almighty. The Saleen S7 is extremely collectible, with fewer than 100 cars being made for road use.
Ford GT in Need for Speed
The Ford GT was more prolific than some other hypercars on this list, but the 2005–2006 version was made in limited quantities and is now one of the most popular American supercars.
Lamborghini Reventón in The Dark Knight
A total of 20 coupes were manufactured for customers, and the Lamborghini Reventón was one of the most uncommon of all the Lamborghinis. One was famously hit on the head by Bruce Wayne in The Dark Knight.
Ferrari Enzo in Charlie’s Angels
The Enzo was built to celebrate Ferrari’s founder, and a maximum of 399 customer cars were made (with a few minor exceptions). It’s a blend of Formula One technology and exclusivity, making it an instant icon.
Aston Martin One 77 in Hitman Agent 47
The Aston Martin One-77 was, as the name implies, mass-produced in very limited numbers (just 77). The British hypercar has been handcrafted and is one of the most exclusive in the brand’s history.
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