Get up close with the legendary screen-used vehicles that helped define 25 years of Fast & Furious at FuelFest World Tour 2026 – Saturday July 18th 2026 in Bridgeview, IL at Seat Geek Stadium.
For 25 years, the Fast & Furious franchise has inspired generations of automotive enthusiasts with unforgettable cars, larger-than-life action, and a culture that celebrates speed, family, and passion. This year, FuelFest World Tour 2026 is taking that legacy to another level by welcoming one of the most impressive collections of screen-used vehicles in the world—courtesy of Volo Museum.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan of the films, a die-hard Mopar enthusiast, or simply appreciate iconic movie cars, the Volo Museum display promises to be one of the highlights of FuelFest.
Experience the Cars That Defined a Franchise
The Fast & Furious films have always featured more than just incredible action sequences—they’ve introduced some of the most recognizable vehicles in movie history. At FuelFest 2026, attendees will have the rare opportunity to stand just feet away from several authentic screen-used vehicles that helped bring those cinematic moments to life. See our Collection here!
Unlike replicas or tribute builds, these are genuine pieces of Hollywood history that appeared on screen during production.
Featured Vehicles on Display
1970 Dodge Charger
The Fast and the Furious (2001)
Few movie cars are as legendary as Dominic Toretto’s supercharged black 1970 Dodge Charger. Instantly recognizable by its massive blower protruding through the hood, this Charger became the visual symbol of the entire franchise. More than two decades later, it remains one of the most iconic muscle cars ever featured on film.
1963 Grand Sport Corvette
Fast Five (2011)
Sleek, aggressive, and unmistakably unique, the custom Grand Sport Corvette showcased in Fast Five represents the franchise’s evolution into global blockbuster territory. Its distinctive styling and aggressive presence make it one of the most photographed vehicles in the collection.
1968 Dodge “Ice” Charger
The Fate of the Furious (2017)
Built to conquer frozen landscapes, the “Ice Charger” is one of the wildest creations ever developed for the series. Featuring an exaggerated widebody design, massive tires, and futuristic styling, this machine perfectly captures the over-the-top action that defines the later films.
2014 Subaru WRX STI
Furious 7 (2015)
Driven during one of the franchise’s memorable action sequences, the blue-and-silver Subaru WRX STI represents the modern performance side of the Fast & Furious universe. Rally-inspired styling and turbocharged performance made it an instant fan favorite.
More Than a Car Show
FuelFest has become one of the premier automotive lifestyle events in the world by combining:
- Thousands of enthusiast vehicles
- High-energy drift demonstrations
- Live music and entertainment
- Interactive experiences
- Celebrity appearances
- Exclusive automotive displays
- A celebration of the Fast & Furious community
The addition of Volo Museum’s screen-used collection gives fans an opportunity that simply isn’t available at most automotive events.
A Celebration of 25 Years of Fast & Furious
As the franchise celebrates its 25th anniversary, seeing these legendary vehicles together is a reminder of how deeply the films have influenced automotive culture around the globe.
From Dom’s original Charger to the futuristic Ice Charger, each vehicle tells part of the story that has inspired millions of enthusiasts to build, restore, and personalize their own dream cars.
Don’t Miss the Volo Museum Screen Used Cars on Display
If you’re attending FuelFest 2026, make time to visit the Volo Museum exhibit. These aren’t just movie props—they’re authentic pieces of cinematic and automotive history that helped define one of the biggest film franchises ever created.
Bring your camera, relive your favorite moments from the films, and experience these legendary machines up close alongside thousands of fellow enthusiasts who share the same passion for performance, family, and automotive culture.
The cars may have starred on the big screen, but at FuelFest World Tour 2026, they’re ready for their next audience.
