The best movie motors from Hollywood’s world of science fiction – from Batman to Jurassic Park and Blade Runner
The Petersen Automotive Museum in LA is giving automotive fans the chance to get up close with futuristic vehicles from the big screen
Dan Elsom
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SOME of the best movie motors of all time are being put on show in a new exhibition.
The "Hollywood Dream Machines: Vehicles of Science Fiction and Fantasy” exhibit at The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, USA is a car geek's fantasy.
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Some of Hollywood's best motors are on display at The Petersen Automotive Museum
Launched on May 5, the experience displays props and vehicle models from classic cult fantasy and science fiction films.
From Batman and Terminator to Jurassic Park and Blade Runner, the bizarre vehicles bring to life the futuristic worlds of Hollywood's most iconic titles.
The famous DeLorean from Back to the Future will sit at the centre of the exhibit, which runs until March next year.
Read on to see some of the best vehicles to ever appear on the big screen.
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DeLorean Time Machine
Made famous by the Back to The Future franchise from 1985 to 1990Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Knight Industries Two Thousand (K.I.T.T)
The famous talking car from TV series Knight Rider featuring David Hasselhoff
Ford Taurus Police Cruiser
Made famous in 2014 by RoboCop
Batmobile
This model appeared in Tim Burton's Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992)
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Ford Flathead Roadster
The hot rod hit the screen for Iron Man and Iron Man 2 in 2008 and 2010Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Ford Explorer XLT
A filming replica of the touring vehicle used in Jurassic Park in 1993Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
The Alligator
The exhibit shows off a replica of the motor used in Death Race 2000 (1975)Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Lexus LC 500 Inspiration Series
The newest motor in the collection was on show in Black Panther last yearCredit: Peterson Automotive Museum
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Skynet Moto-Terminator
Ridden in Terminator Salvation in 2009Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Deckard's Sedan
This unusual model hit the screens in 1982's Blade RunnerCredit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Tron Light Cycle
The futuristic bike featured in Tron: Legacy in 2010Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Honda Custom
This powerful moto popped up in Ghost in the Shell (2017)Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
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Jaguar XKR
One of the more impressive modified motors, the Jaguar was driven by Bond villain Zao in Die Another Day (2002)Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
Mach 5 Prototype
The streamlined motor first featured in the animated Speed Racer series (1967-68) before appearing in the film Speed Racer in 2008Credit: Peterson Automotive Museum
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