One Ford Mustang and one Dodge Charger. That was all it took back in 1968 to create what is still considered the greatest chase scene in Hollywood history, in 'Bullitt'. When it comes to chase scenes, excellence doesn't require expensive sheetmetal or exotic engineering. Here's the proof that a great fleet of cars doesn't necessarily equal a great Rotten Tomatoes rating.
Goldfinger - 1964
Aston Martin DB5
Not pictured: Ford Mustang convertible and Mercedes-Benz 180 (2)
Total Vehicle Cost: £110,000
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 96%
The original gadget-laden DB5 from the film was stolen in 1997 and never seen again. In 2010, an Ohio collector paid £3 million for another of the cars used in the film.
Not pictured: Ford Mustang convertible and Mercedes-Benz 180 (2)
Total Vehicle Cost: £110,000
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 96%
The original gadget-laden DB5 from the film was stolen in 1997 and never seen again. In 2010, an Ohio collector paid £3 million for another of the cars used in the film.
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