Every Knockout Car From the Rocky / Creed Movie Universe

The Caddy is one of the first vehicles we see in Rocky. This DeVille is owned by the mobster Rocky does collections for.

This Zamboni, while not a car per se, is still transportation-ish, and is an iconic part of Rocky lore. After all, this is the ice rink where Rocky and Adrian start to fall in love... even though Rocky don’t skate too good.

Coming off his near-victory against Apollo Creed, Rocky purchases the perfect car for him: a screaming chicken Pontiac Trans Am. Sadly, (spoiler alert) Rocky eventually gives it up when he’s all out of cash. But don’t worry, better things are coming.

By Rocky III, Rocky has defeated Apollo and become the Heavyweight Champion of the World. Victory also means Rocky has all the money in the world, which in the ‘80s, meant he treated himself to a stretch limo Cadillac.

This thing even has a license plate! Only one problem, Rocko. Pennsylvania doesn’t require front plates.

Of course Rocky is a Harley guy. How could he not be? Merry Christmas, big guy.

Rocky being a celebrity spokesperson for DeLorean is one of the funniest things of all time.

The man loves his Harleys!

Italian man, Italian car. Makes sense. Also, this takes place right after Rocky bails his shitty friend Paulie out of prison.

Ah, Rocky’s Lamborghini era. Here you can see him with his daily driver Jalpa and his Countach... and that goddamn robot. Check out the “Sothpaw” license plate. We’ll come back to that later.

The evil Russians watch Rocky train for his fight against Ivan Drago — who killed his bestie Apollo Creed in a fight earlier in the movie. That bastard.

This is the car the Russians use to pick Rocky and his posse up from the Moscow Airport. They had just arrived to train in that unsanctioned fight against Drago. Go get ‘em, Rock.

Not to be left out, Rocky’s wife (and his rock) Adrian drives a 300 ZX Turbo. It’s no Lamborghini, but it still oozes 1980s cool.

This convertible Allanté is driven by Rocky’s protege-turned-enemy, Tommy “The Machine” Gunn. This guy sucks.

Rocky has lost it all, and it’s all Paulie’s fault. Anyway, we see Rocky’s vehicles auctioned off: a Ferrari 308 GTS, a Testarossa, that Quattroporte III and the Harley. The man had taste.

Also, take a look at the 308's plate. Somewhere between Rocky IV and Rocky V, Rocky sold his Jalpa and bought the 308. I wonder if the Countach went as well to make room for the Testarossa.

I don’t know who owns this Rolls-Royce, but they’re buying Rocky’s stuff!

We learn a lot when we rejoin Rocky more than 15 years after the last movie. Rocky stayed in Philly, poor Adrian died from “woman cancer,” and the old champ is done with sports cars. He only has a humble Dodge Ram Van to get around town and bring supplies to his small but very successful Italian restaurant called Adrian’s. Bless his heart.

If 2004 wealth was a person, it would be Mason “The Line” Dixon. The man has some excellent taste in cars. Too bad he couldn’t knock out ol’ Rock.

Adonis Creed has some pretty sweet wheels before he gives it up to train in Philly with Rocky.

Who doesn’t love two-stroke exhaust in the morning? We know Creed does, because he runs alongside these guys.

Ivan Drago uses this car while he’s training his son, Viktor, to fight Creed.

Ivan and Viktor Drago have dinner with some very wealthy Russian people with very good taste in cars.

It’s Creed’s Mustang again, but this time Rocky is driving. Creed won it in a fight against another boxer.

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