Mad Max: Fury Road | Fury on Four Wheels | Warner Bros. Entertainment

Discover how ordinary cars and trunks were transformed into badass combat machines that pushed the laws of physics in some of the most intense high-velocity action ever put on film.

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George Miller returns to the post-apocalyptic world of the Road Warrior - a world of fire and blood, without law, without mercy and without hope. Haunted by his past, Mad Max (Tom Hardy) wanders alone, until he's swept up with a band of survivors fleeing a warlord across the Wasteland.

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[Normally_aspirated]

"Pair of 502 big block motors ... We are supercharging the pair"... These guys are completely unhinged, and I'm in absolute awe

[uwb]

Fury Road is peak practical effects, nothing will ever top it in that category.

[MylesHamlyn]

Cars and crazy Aussies. That is Mad Max.

[Pokerface-trds]

The Mechanics worked wonders here with the Mad Max Vehicles! The unsung heroes of Mad Max .. without a doubt :)

[strongbad]

RIP Hugh Keays-Byrne. One of the finest Australian actors ever.

[ellishaindobo]

And all of these beautiful machines were shot in my beautiful Namibian desert.

[Prahlis]

Please give us a third movie. Both this and Furiosa were amazing

[Kai-qrho]

The metal works and engine builds are unbelievable!

[hyderabbasi]

The attention to detail is incredible.

[AnthonyMunyi]

Thank you Warner Bros, for posting this.

[TheFlual]

That's how you make movies that will stand the test of time!!!

[Forrest-K]

I'm surprised they didn't make more models or toys of the cars. Those would be so fun to collect.

[enoraskye]

I'm not even a car person, and I love the raw beauty of these vehicles. I absolutely loved the movie.

[thelastsandman]

Such a simple story, such an amazing movie

[Pappazeko]

The first time I saw Bigfoot, I was really surprised, Its an awsome vehicle. We actually transported the Dodge Fargo truck to Sydney and three other vehicles for Miller Kennedy group. The truck came from Central Victoria. In Australia. The people that do the vehicles are the best artists I have ever seen. Not widely known is the fact the film was originally supposed to be shot near Silverton, NSW (about 30 or kilometers from Broken Hill). But the rains came and every wildflower in the country came out. making it look like Julie andrews was about to pop out and start singing at any moment. Instead the film shoot was relocated to Namibia. All the props all the vehicles and crew had to be transported to location. A huge job. I have worked on several films in Australia. The Kennedy Miller group were fantastic to deal with. Much respect to them. Every Mad Max Film is a work of Art. P.W. Australia.

[さけさん-nl]

I've been thinking about Fury Road every day for the past 10 years.

[Carlitros]

"All vehicles are real"... Beautiful! 😘
Disney would have done everything with CGI and now even with IA

[yoflo]

Pure insanity for all senses, makes you feel glad to be alive

[gglen]

And just so you know, this movie critic /gear head VERY MUCH appreciated the efforts put into the vehicles. I usually get a bit prickly at all cars being destroyed for movies, but in this case it should be a honour.

[alc]

It’s because of miller and his beautiful team that dusty and rusted muscle cars are still beautiful. Like you don’t need to have a shine and pristine car for it to be beautiful