By now, like most people on earth, you’ve probably seen Captain America: Civil War, a film where a simple misunderstanding leads to a gigantic fistfight at an airport. But what you may not have seen at that airport fight was one of the best movie Easter Eggs in a long time.
Audi is product-placing in Marvel’s new Captain America: Civil War so hard they might have gone and burst a vein. The 2017 Audi R8 V10 Plus, 2017 Audi SQ7, 2017 A4, 2016 A7 Sportback and Prologue Show Car are all getting stuffed into the movie and won’t let you forget it.
This Saturday the last Easy Rider chopper will go up for auction, and as the lone survivor, it's expected to fetch something north of $1 million. But 45 years after the film was released, the builders behind "Captain America" are beginning to get the recognition they deserve.
There's a great moment in Captain America: The Winter Soldier where Cap adds Marvin Gaye's Trouble Man soundtrack to the list of things he needs to catch up on in 2014. While I too endorse that album, I noticed that something hugely important is conspicuously absent from his list: cars.
Automotive product placements in movies have reached the point where they're more annoying than anything else, but I'll make an exception for the Corvette Stingray driven by Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow in the Captain America sequel. I think it suits her.
As a fan of comic books and their movie adaptations (well, some more than others) I've kind of wondered what Captain America would drive. The dude missed out on 70 years of cars because he was a frozen Cap-sicle. He'd have a lot to catch up on, right?
Bootlegging. It's illegal and bad and is a testament to why you should never OMFG THE AVENGERS LOOKS AMAZING MOAR NOW [Huliq via Sam Spratt]
Peter Fonda's Easy Rider Harley was only smoke damaged in warehouse fire now classified as arson. [KXAN]
One of the highlights of the 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed was Peter Fonda making his first appearance at the event, riding his now-destroyed Harley to Born to Be Wild blaring from the speakers. We were there.
The only remaining original "Captain America" Harley Davidson driven by Peter Fonda in Easy Rider was destroyed today along with other bikes and classic cars in a fire at a collector's warehouse in Austin, Texas.
It's been 30 years since a GMC Motorhome last rolled off the production line in Pontiac, MI, and the RV geeks at SQUOB have assembled a collection of ads, images and commentary to celebrate. This icon of the 1970s was piloted by everyone from Barbie to Captain America and revolutionized the RV industry with its FWD…
